on July 18, 2019 at 12:35 pm The Statesman Sports Desk Podcast – Episode 5 Jason Walker, Dalton Renshaw and Stephen Boxx go through the first six games of the Utah State football team’s schedule and try to analyze and explain how each of the matchups might pan out once the season kicks off six weeks from now. Did they get it right? How do you think the team’s going to play the first half of the season? Leave your comments or reach out on twitter. Enjoy! Twitter: @StatesmanSports, @dren_sports, @thejwalk67 Find us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever podcasts are found. … [Read more...] about Utah State football schedule breakdown pt.1
Utah Rep. Rob Bishop now says he may run again
Ravell Call, Deseret News FILE - Rep. Rob Bishop, R-Utah speaks during the UTGOP election night party in Salt Lake City on Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2018. Related Link Did U.S. money pay for torture, killings and rape? Utah Rep. Rob Bishop wants to know SALT LAKE CITY — Rep. Rob Bishop, R-Utah, said Thursday he is considering running for another term, but won't announce his decision until the end of this month. The surprise reconsideration comes after Bishop said was approached by a number of people to stay on, with reasons he said made sense. "Usually when a candidate says people are urging him to run, those are relatives or paid staffers. I was really taken aback at the number or kinds of people asking me to reconsider for maybe one or two cycles," he said. What's holding him back, he added, is the desire to safeguard his "personal veracity." Bishop announced in 2012 he would not run for reelection once his ability to serve in a committee leadership position was … [Read more...] about Utah Rep. Rob Bishop now says he may run again
Renault’s Senard plays down potential for Nissan, Fiat mergers
Ania Nussbaum, Bloomberg Published 8:06 am PDT, Thursday, July 18, 2019 A logo at the Renault automobile assembly plant in Moscow on May 28, 2019. A logo at the Renault automobile assembly plant in Moscow on May 28, 2019. Photo: Bloomberg Photo By Andrey Rudakov. Photo: Bloomberg Photo By Andrey Rudakov. Image 1 of / 1 Caption Close Image 1 of 1 A logo at the Renault automobile assembly plant in Moscow on May 28, 2019. A logo at the Renault automobile assembly plant in Moscow on May 28, 2019. Photo: Bloomberg Photo By Andrey Rudakov. Renault's Senard plays down potential for Nissan, Fiat mergers 1 / 1 Back to Gallery Renault Chairman Jean-Dominique Senard appears to have put merger … [Read more...] about Renault’s Senard plays down potential for Nissan, Fiat mergers
Big rig hit-and-run on SF’s Market Street kills man
By Ashley McBride and Gwendolyn Wu Updated 10:37 am PDT, Thursday, July 18, 2019 A hit-and-run involving a big rig Thursday morning near San Francisco’s Powell Street Station left a pedestrian with life-threatening injuries, officials said. A hit-and-run involving a big rig Thursday morning near San Francisco’s Powell Street Station left a pedestrian with life-threatening injuries, officials said. Photo: Ashley McBride / The Chronicle Photo: Ashley McBride / The Chronicle Image 1 of / 4 Caption Close Image 1 of 4 A hit-and-run involving a big rig Thursday morning near San Francisco’s Powell Street Station left a pedestrian with life-threatening injuries, officials said. A hit-and-run involving a big rig Thursday morning near San Francisco’s Powell Street … [Read more...] about Big rig hit-and-run on SF’s Market Street kills man
Shrewsbury looking to advance development of Centech North site
Shrewsbury officials have created a master plan for a life science and biopharmaceutical office park that could hold up to 450,000 square feet of space and now they're looking for the public's input on the ideas. The Centech Park North, a roughly 60-acre site off Route 20 and South Street, has sat empty for years while the town has considered what could become of it. The town bought the former farmland in 2003 for $6 million with a goal of avoiding what a master plan for the site calls "a typical vinyl box apartment complex." The site, still sometimes called the Allen property for its former owners, was rezoned to office and research use. Town officials also established an economic development corporation, the Shrewsbury Development Corporation, to help handle the eventual development of the site. In other steps over the years, the town has designated the site for expedited permitting, paid for a conceptual site development plan and environmental studies, and extended a sewer line to … [Read more...] about Shrewsbury looking to advance development of Centech North site