A small debt may have led to the killing of a Pontiac man Thursday at General Motors’ Orion Assembly plant in Orion Township, Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard told the Free Press. Gregory Lanier Robertson, 49, died of multiple blunt force injuries, the Oakland County Medical Examiner’s office said late Thursday. In an interview Friday, Bouchard declined to give specifics but… Continue reading Fight between coworkers at GM’s Orion Assembly possibly over small debt, sheriff says
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Military Ethernet Switches Market Poised to Surpass $3.11 Billion by 2030
DUBLIN, Aug. 12, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — The “Military Ethernet Switches Market by Port Speed, By Product Type, By Network Management, By Application – Global Opportunity Analysis and Industry Forecast, 2022 – 2030” report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com’s offering. Market Definition: Global Military Ethernet Switches Market size was valued at USD 1504.1 Mn in 2021… Continue reading Military Ethernet Switches Market Poised to Surpass $3.11 Billion by 2030
Here’s What Trump’s ‘Nuclear Documents’ Could Be
Nuclear science and design files, for instance, are uniquely classified as “Restricted Data.” These files are historically accessed through what’s known as a Q Clearance, a special background check and access protocol. (And yes, the Q Clearance is the “Q” in QAnon, a reference to that anonymous figure’s supposed clearance inside the US government.) The… Continue reading Here’s What Trump’s ‘Nuclear Documents’ Could Be
InventHelp Presents Hydraulic Towing Bed (DNV-340)
PITTSBURGH, Aug. 12, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — “I wanted to find a way that drivers could load a truck while remaining safe in their vehicle on the side of a busy roadway,” said the inventor from Aurora, Colo. “I created this invention to be used to enhance productivity in loading materials quickly to a truck for… Continue reading InventHelp Presents Hydraulic Towing Bed (DNV-340)
Lawn Mower Hits Old Pipeline, Spills 180,000 Gallons of Oil
Incredibly idiotic. Steer Clear The world’s worst landscaper reportedly ran over a 72-year-old oil pipeline in Chester County, Tennessee with an industrial-strength lawnmower — and spilled more than 180,000 gallons of crude oil near fragile wildlife and drinking water sources. The June accident caused a 7-inch puncture in the line, according to federal investigation results… Continue reading Lawn Mower Hits Old Pipeline, Spills 180,000 Gallons of Oil
European Road Freight Transport Market Report 2022-2026: Funding Continues to Flow in Digital Forwarding Start-ups
DUBLIN, Aug. 12, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — The “European Road Freight Transport 2022” report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com’s offering. European Road Freight Transport 2022 shows a picture of strong recovery, with some unpredictable factors creating an uncertain, challenging and complex market environment. The 2022 report addresses the impact of fuel costs, inflation, the Mobility Package,… Continue reading European Road Freight Transport Market Report 2022-2026: Funding Continues to Flow in Digital Forwarding Start-ups
Finding friendship and freedom on an electric skateboard
Wanting neither a ticking time bomb of a hoverboard nor the hassle of paying for a grimy rental scooter, I worked my ass off at a minimum wage job during the summer of 2017 to afford my first electric skateboard: a Boosted Dual+ V2. Almost every weekend after I forked over my $1,500, I’d take… Continue reading Finding friendship and freedom on an electric skateboard
Boyd family returns to historic Boyd Harvey House for reunion
The newly restored 19th-century farmhouse in West Knox County will host members of its namesake family at the second annual Boyd reunion event in September KNOXVILLE, Tenn., Aug. 12, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Boyd Harvey House, a classic bed and breakfast listed on the National Register of Historic Places, will host the second annual Boyd family reunion… Continue reading Boyd family returns to historic Boyd Harvey House for reunion
@Groupe PSA: OP On the Death of a Visionary000406
Former Opel Development Director Friedrich W. (“Fritz”) Lohr died last Tuesday (9 August) at the age of 95. With his extraordinary commitment and visionary technical and entrepreneurial decisions, he significantly shaped Opel vehicle development in the 1970s and 1980s. With the Kadett D, he introduced front-wheel drive at Opel in 1979. It was a groundbreaking… Continue reading @Groupe PSA: OP On the Death of a Visionary000406
1 person dead after fight at GM’s Orion Assembly plant: How he died
A 49-year-old man is dead following a fight at General Motors’ Orion Assembly plant in Orion Township, the Oakland County Sheriff’s Office confirmed Thursday in a news release. Sheriff’s Communications Officer Steve Huber identified the victim as Gregory Lanier Robertson of Pontiac. Robertson had worked at the plant for about seven months. A 48-year-old male coworker was in custody at Oakland County Jail. Later Thursday… Continue reading 1 person dead after fight at GM’s Orion Assembly plant: How he died