| Window AC: Cooling the Atmosphere!
Window air conditioner is becoming one of the basic need of humans. This is one luxury item everyone wants to lay their hands on. In today's scenario, where in we have a profusion of technologies and brands, choosing your air conditioning system should not be very difficult. Living life king-size is what everybody wants, luxury is all we dream about, but what if the scorching sun in mid May is making your life miserable. Well, to avoid this we depend heavily on the air conditioning system. AC is no more a status symbol now-a-days; rather it has evolved as a necessity. The term air conditioning most commonly refers to the cooling and de-humidification of indoor air for thermal comfort. In simpler terms, it is a machine used for cooling, heating and ventilation.
East side families targeted by robbers
Police flooded the area where the robberies have been taking place so that after the most recent attack they did make an apprehension. Initial information indicates one person was arrested. Some items taken have been recovered as has the 2000 Taurus. In the meantime, Metro Police say no matter where you live, stay alert going in and out of your home. If you have any additional information about possible suspects call Crimestoppers at 262-TIPS. .
Biz briefs, Sunday, Feb. 17
Biz briefs, Sunday, Feb. 17 Attorney Jason Panos of Peabody, an associate at the law firm of Devine Millimet in Andover, was recently elected to the board of directors of the North East Builders Association of Massachusetts Inc. Panos is a member of Devine Millimet's Real Estate Practice Group. The goal of the North East Builders Association and all chapters of the Builders Association is to provide safe, decent and affordable housing for all consumers. nnn Tim Noonan, former GE-Lynn area executive and Salem native, was elected to the GE Propulsion Hall of Fame on Jan. 25 during ceremonies at Aviation headquarters in Evendale, Ohio. Noonan was inducted by Aviation President and CEO Scott Donnelly. The prestigious award was bestowed in recognition of Noonan's operational excellence and impact on the many plants he led during his 38-year career.
German Firm To Bring 289 Jobs
A German company that makes compressors for industrial air-conditioning and refrigeration equipment is planning to open a manufacturing facility employing 289 people in the East Syracuse area, state officials say. Gov. Eliot Spitzer mentioned the plans by Bitzer Scroll in his State of the Upstate address Jan 16 in Buffalo, but he made no mention of it when he spoke later the same day to the Greater Syracuse Chamber of Commerce's economic forecast luncheon. A Bitzer Scroll representative said Monday the company was planning a formal announcement about its plans and he could release no details until the announcement was made. State and local officials would normally make a big deal when a manufacturer decides to open a plant and create nearly 300 local jobs.
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