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Jan 25
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Faith & Finance: A Boom in Religious Funds
SmartMoney Magazine by Daren Fonda, Published December 22, 2009
What if Jesus were a stock picker?
It’s a question more investors seem to be asking these days. At a time when investors’ confidence in the markets has been shaken—even after the big rally of 2009—experts say a growing number of [...]
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Nov 08
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Bright Idea: The Compact Fluorescent Light Bulb
From the April 2008 Conservationist
By Shannon Brescher Shea
Since its creation by Thomas Edison in Menlo Park, New Jersey in 1879, the light bulb has undergone a number of changes. Many of the innovations that make the incandescent bulb what it is today came out of General Electric’s laboratory in [...]
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Sep 18
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Sand Flats Orchard
371 Martin Road
Fonda, NY 12068
http://www.sandflatsorchard.com
518-853-4999
Sand Flats Orchard is a family farm owned and operated by The Hoffmans
The Fall season is Apple season.
Our offerings include U-Pick and picked apples. Pumpkins, squash and other fall
vegetables are available during September and October.
Our bakery and store are open daily September and October!
Fall Hours: 9:00am – 6:00pm
7 days [...]
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Jun 30
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The pre-club: Old Precinct finds a niche
Thursday, June 25, 2009 By Katie Libecco
Sometimes one-night stands turn into something more.
Youngstown, OH - It certainly did for Old Precinct, a new downtown bar. Manager T.J. Parker says the owner, Mike Fonda, 52, used to run a deli at the Phelps Street location but closed for about a [...]
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Apr 30
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Housing out as use for old Fonda site
St Albans Messenger – April 30, 2009
City eyes incubator space development
St. Albans City, VT – The vacant Fonda/Solo paper products plant on Lower Newton Street is no longer destined to become a housing project.
An amicable split between the City of St. Albans and South Burlington developer Yandow-Dousevicz transpired [...]
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Nov 22
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Shoreline rules pinch Coupeville property owner’s bottom line
Whidbey Examiner – September 26, 2008
The first complaint from a Front Street property owner about restrictions imposed by Coupeville’s new shoreline master plan has officials at Coupeville (WA) Town Hall barely holding back a big “I told you so.” “This is exactly the kind of situation we were [...]
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Mar 20
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Rensselaer Residents Vow to Fight Plan to Build Cell Tower
WTEN.com – March 20, 2008
The debate over a cell tower in the heart of Rensselaer may not be over. Two weeks ago, City Council approved a cell tower to go up next to City Hall. The city would collect just over $14,000 dollars a year in [...]
