Local family seeks information on missing Oak Hall woman

Alyssa Taylor

A local family is suspecting that Alyssa Taylor, 25, of Oak Hall, Va, may have been in a fatal crash on 14 Sept. 2022. Her last known contact was a text message to her mother on Sept. 13, when she told her that she would be traveling with Daniel Eugene McNeal, 51, of Exmore, Va, in a Mack tractor-trailer.

McNeal was killed in a crash Sept. 14. on southbound Interstate 85 in Hillsborough, North Carolina, when he veered off the highway and hit an overpass before crashing around 2:15 am, according to NC Highway Patrol spokesman Trooper Brian Martin. The truck was “engulfed in flames and a high volume of fire (was) impinging on the bridge,” fire officials said in the post.

Taylor’s family wants to know if she was also in the truck that claimed McNeal’s life.

It has been confirmed that Taylor was traveling with McNeal on 13

Longhorns Daily News: Texas DC Pete Kwiatkowski has historically been dominant against air raid offenses, like Texas Tech’s

Before he was the Texas Longhorns defensive coordinator, Pete Kwiatkowski helped lead the Washington Huskies‘ defensive to three Pac-12 North titles, two Pac-12 Championships, and a College Football Playoff appearance, where the Huskies were whooped by the Alabama Crimson Tide. He’s had a lot of success in college football, in other words.

That’s especially the case against the air raid offensive scheme, Inside Texas notes.

From Inside Texas: “No matter what [then Washington State head coach Mike Leach] threw (literally) at Kwiatkowski’s defenses, PK was always a step ahead. Wazzu never topped 20 points against a defense Kwiatkowski coordinated or co-coordinated (Note: the 2020 Apple Cup was not held due to COVID-19, and Leach was at Mississippi State by that point.)”

The Texas Tech Red Raiders will trot out their air raid offense this weekend in Lubbock. It’s led by redshirt sophomore quarterback Donovan Smith and offensive coordinator

CME Group Opens Registration for 19th Annual University Trading Challenge | Money & Finance

(NewsUSA) – It’s that time of year again: CME Group, the world’s leading derivatives exchange, is calling on college students with an interest in finance to team up and try their hand at futures trading. Registration for its 19th annual University Trading Challenge is now open through Thursday, September 29, and there is no cost to enter.

As part of the innovative competition, teams of three to five graduate and undergraduate students from the same university are invited to learn expert techniques using a real-time, simulated trading platform provided by CQG, a leading provider of financial markets technology solutions.

Participants will trade CME Group futures and options contracts across the exchange’s main asset classes — including interest rates, equity indices, foreign exchange, energy, agricultural products, metals and crypto.

CME Group will also provide students with educational content and market commentary, in addition to live market data and premium news articles

9-year-old seriously injured in attack by brown bear on Palmer Hay Flats

By Tess Williams

Updated: September 22, 2022 Published: September 21, 2022

A 9-year-old boy was seriously injured when a bear attacked him Tuesday night near Palmer, Alaska State Troopers said.

The boy had been hunting for moose with a family member in the Palmer Hay Flats area off the Glenn Highway at Matanuska Townsite Road when they came upon a brown bear with a cub, officials said. The older bear mauled the boy, and the 41-year-old man he was with shot and killed the animal during the attack, according to troopers.

The man and boy are related, said troopers spokesman Austin McDaniel. Troopers did not specify their names or relationship.

First responders were called to the area at 6:37 pm, and troopers said the boy had serious injuries and the man had minor injuries. Both were taken to a Mat-Su hospital, troopers said. The boy was in fair condition

Latest poll shows Janet Mills further ahead of Paul LePage

Gov. Janet Mills led former Gov. Paul LePage by the widest margin yet in their high-profile November race, according to a poll released Friday.

The Emerson College survey pegged the Democratic governor’s support at 53 percent to 41 percent for her Republican opponent in the survey of 1,164 likely Maine voters conducted this week by phone and online. The poll had an error margin of 2.8 percentage points.

Mills and LePage were polling closely in the spring when Republicans looked to be dominating the national electoral landscape in a midterm year for the unpopular President Joe Biden.

Results for Democrats have improved since the June decision by the US Supreme Court to end federal abortion rights.

The economy is dominating the list of concerns for Maine voters, with 39 percent calling it their. top issue in the survey. Threats to democracy and abortion access were next at 19 percent and

Why Respond to Negative Glassdoor Reviews

There are several reasons to respond to negative Glassdoor reviews. First of all, Glassdoor reviewers are skilled at reading between the lines. If your company ignores Glassdoor reviewers, you’re losing potential employees and making yourself heard among your current employees. It is not the same as addressing broken products or career concerns. After all, a job is someone’s livelihood. They spend one-third of their lives at work, so ignoring them will only make their concerns known to others. You can check glassdoor reviews and remove reviews if you find any negative thoughts about yourself.

 

Employers have a responsibility to respond to negative reviews.

While it can be challenging to remain objective about your brand, responding to Glassdoor reviews in a way that protects your reputation and benefits your employees is essential. While receiving negative feedback can be uncomfortable, Glassdoor reviews can provide invaluable feedback to help you improve your

Virginia tax rebates on the way

According to the Richmond Times Dispatch, Virginia taxpayers will begin receiving one time tax rebates next week, either directly to their bank accounts or through the mail.

The Department of Taxation expects to issue a total of 3.2 million rebates by the end of the year, with 2.9 million of them due to arrive by mid-October under a Oct. 17 deadline for taxpayers who filed their returns before July 1. The department will begin issuing the rebates Monday.

Individual taxpayers will receive up to $250, and couples filing jointly will receive $500 under the plan that the newly elected Gov. Glenn Youngkin pushed and outgoing Gov. Ralph Northam included in his budget proposal last year.

Some payments may be reduced for taxpayers who have other state liabilities that state law requires them to pay back first. The last time the state sent rebate checks to taxpayers, in 2019, about 900,000

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Top NewsGlenn Beck hosts a day by day show at 5:00 PM on Fox Information, which is part commentary, part leisure, and fully controversial. He was born and raised in the state of Washington. Glenn Beck, forty five, grew to become the youngest particular person to ever host a morning top-40 radio present at the age of 18 in Tampa, Florida. As soon as a troubled individual, he has been clear and sober since 1994. Glenn, a Mormon, has been married for eleven years. Beck takes a stand for private accountability, gun rights, private charity over government welfare, the best to life, non secular freedom, restricted government, and the family. His radio present is heard on over 300 stations, and he has written five # 1 promoting books. He came to Fox News in 2008 after three years during which he hosted his personal program at CNN. The Glenn Beck Program …

Longhorns Daily News: Texas football earns a Cheez-It Bowl projection

College football is roughly two weeks underway (if you don’t count Week 0.)

That means it’s … projection season.

Per 247Sportsat their current pace, the Texas Longhorns are projected for a Cheez-It Bowl appearance, where they would hypothetically face off against the North Carolina State Wolfpack.

From 247Sports: “The Longhorns gained the respect of everyone nationally following Saturday’s hard-fought loss to Alabama and played better than the Crimson Tide much of the afternoon. The incoming injury news on quarterback Quinn Ewers is vital to this program’s long-term success this fall and if it has a shot to stay in the Big 12 race potentially without its leader on offense. Texas played well enough to upset the top-ranked reigning SEC champs, but it didn’t happen.”

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La Casa begins Latine Heritage Month with annual event

La Casa hosted its annual kickoff for the commencement of Hispanic Heritage Month with a feature of ‘OMARA,’ a film by Yale alumnus Hugo Perez ’93.


Benjamin Hernandez

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Yale Daily News

La Casa Cultural de Julia de Burgos, affectionately known as La Casa, hosted by Hugo Perez ’93 at Luce Hall on Thursday, Sept. 15, for its annual kickoff event to commemorate the beginning of National Hispanic Heritage Month.

Perez is the director of “OMARA,” a documentary on the famed Afro-Cuban singer Omara Portoundo. In addition to being sponsored by La Casa, the event was also sponsored by the Yale Alumni Association, Council for Latin American and Iberian Studies at Yale’s MacMillan Center, Yale Latino Alumni Network and Yale Latino Network Group. Perez expressed his gratitude in being able to be a part of the University’s transition into Hispanic Heritage month.

“I’m very happy to