CAMP ARIFJAN, Kuwait, — A Transfer of Authority ceremony took position involving the 9th Money Management Assistance Unit, Undertaking Force Wildcards, and the 82nd Finance Battalion, Job Drive Diamond, on Nov. 19, 2022, at 10:00 a.m. at Camp Arifjan in Kuwait.
The ceremony that took position in the Morale, Welfare and Recreation Theatre here signified the finish of the obligations and duties of Task Force Wildcards, commanded by U.S. Army Maj. James Lemley, and the assumption of those responsibilities and obligations by Job Pressure Diamond, commanded by Lt. Col. Adrian Plater.
Col. Seth Morgulas, commander of the 369th Sustainment Brigade carried out the transfer of authority ceremony.
Morgulas took the time to emphasize that finance is one particular of all those matters we usually get for granted until eventually we want funds or until finally we really do not get paid. He also reminded anyone of the achievements and obligations of the 9th Economic Management Aid Device, or FMSU.
“In the very last 9 months the 9th FMSU collected more than $114 million and disbursed approximately $1 billion together with electronic resources transfers and accredited about $700 million in professional vendor fork out,” he explained.
The 9th FMSU also executed the EagleCash Smart Card which can give for all a services member’s economical wants, as an alternative to money, Debit cards, credit cards, and checks, when in a deployed locale.
Morgulas said that the Troopers of the 9th FMSU accomplished substantially and maintained the position quo of fiscal administration excellence throughout the CENTCOM place of accountability and expressed that he was very pleased of them and all they have accomplished and explained to them they must be very pleased of by themselves.
He wished them the greatest of luck in their following mission and long term assignments, and safe travels back again to their residence station.
The 9th FMSU signaled their transfer of authority by neatly and securely rolling their guidon, identified as the hues, and placed it in its scenario.
Capt. Danny Bungcayao, the command representative of the 9th FMSU, spoke about the dedication of his crew and their capacity to react to operations in several spots regardless of the tiny sizing of the unit.
He explained that the team went higher than and beyond to ensure operations had been finished with the utmost precision, professionalism and performance.
Bungcayao named just about every section and leader by identify, irrespective of rank, and manufactured specific mention of his junior enlisted Soldiers who stepped up and volunteered to choose on responsibilities previously mentioned their station.
Morgulas and Command Sgt. Maj. Curtis Moss with Activity Power Hellfighter introduced gifts to Bungcayao and Sgt. Very first Class Ivan Deoliveria, who gained them on behalf of the outgoing 9th FMSU.
Maj. Lemley could not attend but Morgulas wished him the most effective also. He thanked Lemley for his extraordinary leadership the past nine months, as effectively as Lemley’s devotion and stewardship of government resources, and his treatment for the soldiers assigned to the 9th.
The 82nd Finance Battalion, or FI BN, uncased their shades soon after the 9th FMSU cased theirs.
Morgulas welcomed the 82nd FI BN to the group. He stated that he appeared ahead to performing with them about the next 9 months.
“The up coming thirty day period will be tough but fulfilling for all of the Soldiers of the 82nd,” he stated.
Lt. Col. Adrian Plater, the commanding officer of the 82nd FI BN, thanked the leaders of the greater echelons for the prospect and explained that he, Command Sgt. Maj. Jennifer Boynton, his senior enlisted advisor, and all the Soldiers of Endeavor Drive Diamond are ready to deliver the aid important and take care of the obligations placed on them.
The ceremony closed with a benediction sent by Chaplain Maj. Robert Volk with the 369th Sustainment Brigade’s device ministry workforce, followed by the Military Music.
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This site at 306 Central Ave., Dunkirk, was sold over the summer for $360,000.
A city of Dunkirk building in the business district has been sold.
The Post-Journal and OBSERVER have been analyzing real estate transactions in Chautauqua County and recently looked at the sales from July 1-15.
During this time period, 306 Central Ave., Dunkirk was sold to Riverwood Crossing Plaza, LLC of Sterling Heights, Michigan for $360,000. That is the location of UPMC Behavioral Health. This is one of two locations UPMC offers behavioral health services in Chautauqua County. The other location is at Jones Memorial Health Center, 51 Glasgow Avenue, Jamestown.
No announcements have been made regarding any changes for UPMC at its Dunkirk location. UPMC Behavioral Health has been at the 306 Central Ave. since 2017. Before that, it was located at 338 Central Ave.
Another business sale recorded was 19 Main St., Bemus Point for $328,500. That location was formerly Loud Performance, which today operates at 4818 Rt. 430, town of Ellery.
Of the 17 sales that were $250,000 or higher, three were in the town of Busti (one in Lakewood), two were in the town of Ellicott, two were in the town of Pomfret (one in Fredonia), two were in the town of Westfield, two were in the town of Hanover, one was in the town of Mina, one in the town of Kiantone, one in the town of Arkwright, one in the town of Chautauqua, one in the village of Bemus Point, and one was in the city of Dunkirk.
The remaining 15 sales that were $250,000 or higher were as follows:
¯ 8516 West Lake Road, Westfield, for $700,000.
¯ 30 Sunset Ave., Lakewood for $625,000.
¯ 7968 East Lake Road, Westfield for $625,000.
¯ 2531 Sunnyside Road, Mina for $585,538.
¯ 4136 Mead Road, Busti for $500,000.
¯ 5747 Magnolia Springs Road, Chautauqua for $388,000.
¯ 12783 Moran Lane, Hanover for $376,000.
¯ 200 Chautauqua St., Fredonia to Lance and Rachel Johnson for $335,000.
¯ 2109 Cedar Brook Road, Busti for $325,000.
¯ 934 Charles St., Irving for $320,000.
¯ 5301 W. Lake Road, Pomfret for $297,000.
¯ 112 Westminster Drive, Ellicott for $289,000.
¯ 8023 Rood Road, Arkwright for $269,900.
¯ 944 Kiantone Road, Kiantone for $259,900.
¯ 2180 Swanson Road, Ellicott for $250,000.
Of the 167 property transfers from July 1-15, 102 were higher than $1. The full list of those sales is as follows:
JULY 1
Carol Gens sold 1658 Thornton Road, Cherry Creek to David and Nancy Hall for $177,000.
William and Lori Kieklak sold 2531 Sunnyside Road, Mina to Matthew and Erin Stewart for $585,538.
Robert and Dawn Maria Betts sold 22 Pleasant St., Westfield to Kelly Caitlin for $154,000.
Own and Virginia Carr sold 3036 Mood Road, Ellicott to Thomas and Susan Broad for $175,000.
Scott Kulig sold 108 Falconer St., Frewsburg to Richard and Michaela Eklund for $115,000.
Prudencio Ortiz and Ortiz Properties, LLC sold 3793 Franklin Ave., Dunkirk to Dustin Scott for $25,000.
John A. Dietrick III sold 114 William St., 22 Perishing Ave. and 48 Chapman St., all of Jamestown, to New Leaf Management, LLC of Lakewood for $240,000.
Tyler Plevel sold 24 Osborne St., Jamestown to Roger and Jessica McCleary for $154,000.
Kenneth and Gayle Vossler sold 2180 Swanson Road, Ellicott to Alexander Jester for $250,000.
PMJ Enterprises LLC of Bemus Point sold 19 Main St., Bemus Point to Claire Sleggs for $328,500.
Salam Development Corporation of Pittsburgh, Pa. sold Lot 26 Sunrise Cove, North Harmony to Peter Lake and Robert Ulmer for $59,900.
JULY 5-8
Leah Langebartel sold 22 Bowen St. + lot to Leo Orloski Jr. for $120,000.
Joseph Brecker sold 437 East Spears Road, Hanover to Bobby Kindred for $30,000.
John Brown sold 630 McKinley Ave., Dunkirk to William and Dorothy Paige for $149,000.
Cindy Brown sold 5301 W. Lake Road, Pomfret to Gregory and Tabitha Forsyth for $297,000.
William and Brenda White sold V/L Weaver Road, Cherry Creek to Mackenzie Marcin for $60,000.
Frank Penkaty sold 66 Ruggles St., Dunkirk to Christopher Markiewicz and Samantha Austin for $95,000.
Michael and Tina Ruchalski sold 5747 Magnolia Springs Road, Chautauqua to William Switala for $388,000.
Brenda Hennessey sold 127 Center St., Fredonia to David and Brittany Hennessey for $220,000.
John F. Love IV sold 603 Swede Road, Harmony to Megan Bowman for $160,000.
Nancy Pawlak sold 319 Canary St., Dunkirk to Iris Rosa for $70,000.
Norman and Helen Merrill sold 2156 Swanson Road, Ellicott to Christopher and Adrianna Merchant for $220,000.
David and Marybeth Dimaio sold 1092 Ivory Road, Frewsburg to Daniel and Jessica Heitzenrater for $239,900.
Terry Lyle sold 570 Big Tree Sugar Grove Road, Busti to Robert Jr. and Michelle Walburg for $2,250.
The executor for Romaine Crawford sold 58 North Jerboa and another parcel on North Jerboa Street, Dunkirk to Matthew Hanlon for $32,500.
Mark and Kelly O’Donnell sold 2481 Lakeside Drive, Busti to Mary Jane Mulroy, Timothy Rosengarten and Celeste Lira for $168,000.
Michael Brezner sold 125 Palmer St., Jamestown to Marcus Bailey for $94,900.
Benjamin and Nicole Siracuse sold 200 Chautauqua St., Fredonia to Lance and Rachel Johnson for $335,000.
Edward and Kerry Mulkearn sold 2131 Shadyside Road, Mina to Rodney and Bonnie Jones for $210,000.
Samuiel Gullotti, Alfred Gullotti, Susan Bishop and Sharon Teft sold 1109 Prendergast Ave., Jamestown to Gavin Paterniti for $102,500.
Marvin Byler sold 8610 Alder Bottom Road, Sherman to Daniel and Rebecca Byler for $88,000.
Warren Beyer sold 4994 West Lake Road, Chautauqua, to Timothy and Jennifer Stitely for $400,000.
Mariana Binkiwitz sold 20 Washington Ave., Fredonia to Becc Property Management, LLC of Fredonia for $15,000.
Susan Seastedt sold 612 Winsor St., Jamestown to Richard and Ashley Zortman for $100,000.
Katherine Gonzalez sold 106 Weeks St., Jamestown to MRR Property Solutions, LLC of West Seneca for $15,000.
Ruben and Katherine Miller sold 2127 Panama-Stedman Road and parcels on Warner Road to Jonathan and Susie Bricker for $150,000.
Kevin Gismore sold 19 Colburn St., Westfield to jack and Raisa Thayer for $130,000.
David Hawkes and Marcia Found sold 64 Oneida Drive, Chautauqua to Matthew Cavagnaro for $235,000.
Thomas and Mary Siracuse, and Dr. David Siracuse sold 4 George’s Place, Fredonia, to Benjamin Siracuse for $180,000.
Karey M. Carnahan-Loomis sold 30 Sunset Ave., Lakewood to Ray and Julie Norton for $625,000.
Donald and Keisha Bowden sold 277 Lincoln Ave., Dunkirk to Peter Niemi for $29,000.
Stewart McIlvena sold 27 Lakewood Ave., Jamestown to Jeffrey Siebert for $230,000.
Jill Johnston sold 40 Newton St., Fredonia to Anthony Montoro for $175,000.
Kristopher Jacobson sold 550 Eccles Road, Poland to Thomas Truax for $171,000.
Valone Real Estate, LLC of Jamestown sold 944 Kiantone Road, Kiantone to Roger Jr. and Gloria Smith for $259,900.
David and Erin Coulter sold 13 Weeks St., Jamestown to Robert Russo for $36,500.
William and Amy Schmidtfrerick Pearson sold 112 Westminster Drive, Ellicott to Robert Jr. and Lisa Schmidtfrerick-Miller for $289,000.
Royal Housing LLC of Jamestown sold 1057 E. Second St., 1059 E. Second St., 1061 E. Second St., and 396 Falconer St., all of Jamestown to Harold Whitford and Brenda Strasser for $90,000.
The executrix for the estate of Susan Lamb sold 1596 W&J Boulevard, Kiantone for $176,000.
SLI-5 LLC of Cheyenne, Wyoming sold 112 Francis St., Jamestown to Structured Living LLC of Jamestown for $25,000.
JULY 11-15
Eric Hadley, Amy Hadley, Marci Hadley and Douglas Hadley sold property on Bernard Road, Charlotte to Brodie and Kylee Fisher for $4,000.
Jeffrey Horner sold 2425 Shadyside Road, Mina to Michael Collins for $30,000.
The Chautauqua County Land Bank Corp. sold 4 Livingston Ave., Jamestown to Roger Penhollow for $500.
The Chautauqua County Land Bank Corp. sold 36 E. Seventh St., Dunkirk to Renee Pchelka for $1,500.
Arborview Business Park Inc. of Rochester sold 6417 Hamilton Road to Linda Hegner for $54,000.
The Jamestown Board of Public Utilities sold property on Route 394, Poland to the Estate of Bertha Simmons for $5,000.
Harold and Dawn Whitford sold 28 Pearl Ave., Jamestown to Evelyn Palm for $25,000.
Joseph Orton sold 8516 West Lake Road, Westfield, to Jeffrey and Rebecca Mitchell for $700,000.
Shannon Taylor sold 91 E. Summit St., Lakewood to Nancy Burkholder for $145,000.
Juan Pablo Flores Jaramillo sold 646 Fairmount Ave. Ellicott to Shannon and Tesni Taylor for $230,000.
Andrea Munsee-Wellman sold 11 Pennsylvania Ave., Jamestown to Daniel and Jennifer Zabala for $76,500.
Jessica Steffen sold 31 Monroe St., Silver Creek to Dakota Bearce and Kelsey Weber for $190,000.
Georgia Davis and Kristen Kutina sold 10424 Bayshore Drive, Pomfret to Ralph and Delores Dolce for $230,000.
Kenneth and Shirley Brown sold 1825 Shadyside Road, Busti to Steven and Jill Schmidt for $37,250.
The Executrix for the estate of Ann Burgstrom sold 7 Woodward Drive, Pomfret to 324 Properties LLC of Fredonia for $103,000.
Thomas Stahlman sold 39 Westcott St., Jamestown to Eric Bentham for $23,000.
A trustee of the Waugh Family Trust sold 9 Jackson St., Silver Creek to Natham Nemec for $207,000.
The executor for the estate of Ronald Vettenburg sold 8941 French Creek Road, Sherman for $70,000.
The trustee of the Hilliker 2021 Family Trust sold 12783 Moran Lane, Hanover to Michael and Karen Mann for $376,000.
Elmer and Patricia Frontuto sold 274 Buffalo St., Jamestown to Brandon Cramer for $125,000.
The executor for the estate of William Leichner sold 1222 Kiantone Road, Kiantone to Douglas and Tina Huckabone for $60,500.
Robert and Nanette Bartkowiak sold 602 Edgewater Drive, Westfield to Jeffrey and Andrea Holloway for $114,900.
Edward Gajewski sold 965 Harris Hollow Road, Ellington to Christopher Himes for $28,000.
Timothy and Sandra Mead sold 306 Central Ave., Dunkirk to Riverwood Crossing Plaza, LLC of Sterling Heights, Michigan for $360,000.
Nelson BS Nobles sold property on County Road 68, Cherry Creek to Melvin and Rebekah Shetler for $11,000.
A referee for Justin Messina sold 376 Broadhead Ave., Jamestown to Midfirst Bank of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma for $29,667.
A referee for Bernard Thinehart and Jane Lindquist sold 8768 Center Road, Arkwright to US Bank National Association for $70,100.
Richard and Joan Berner sold 934 Charles St., Irving to Olden Ingram and Kristy Jones for $320,000.
Calvinia Knight sold 837 N. Main St., Jamestown to Dion Knight for $35,000.
The administrator of the estate of Bernice Jones sold 14 Wilson St., Ellicott to Patricia Fralick for $75,500.
Laverne Miller sold property on West Whallon St., Chautauqua to Norman Green for $1,000.
Ralph and Brenda Caruso sold 2109 Cedar Brook Road, Busti to Terrence and Kathleen Stronz for $325,000.
The executrix for the estate of Charles Cowen sold 39 New York Ave., Dunkirk to Leslie Long for $156,000.
The executrix for the estate of Peter Epolito sold 177 Liberty St., Fredonia to Jane Lilly for $75,000.
Brucelander LLC of Jamestown sold 24 Dewey Place, Jamestown to Maribel Vasquez for $70,000.
16 Chestnut LLC of Plainview, NY sold 16 Chestnut St., Fredonia to Kristine Caine for $112,400.
Susan Swanson sold 405 Weeks St., Jamestown to Margaret Pullan for $109,500.
Kyle and Mary Balona sold 8023 Rood Road, Arkwright to Samuel Siragusa and Alisha Szumigala for $269,900.
John and Therese Semonin sold 7968 East Lake Road, Westfield to Gary and Lauren Ritten for $625,000.
The executrix for the estate of Frank Repina sold 462 Hoag Road, Harmony to Jonathan and Heidi Bogue for $186,430.
Kenneth and Kimberly Holtz sold 23 Elm St., Silver Creek to Frankthaniel and Amanda Santiago for $155,000.
Michaela Lemelin sold 39 Maple Ave., Cassadaga to Theresa Tobar for $80,000.
Colleen Murphy sold 48 Dale Drive, Cassadaga to Michaela Lemelin for $168,000.
Richard and Sarah Sager sold 2.1 acres on County Line Road, Hanover to Terence Kennedy for $16,000.
Randal Illig sold 4136 Mead Road, Busti to David Warren and Tara Swan for $500,000.
Gerald Mekus sold 305 Eagle St., Dunkirk to Grace Mary Nazario Marin and Edgar Yadiel Diaz for $40,000.
The Estate of Adele Blum sold property on Parkview Lane, Portland to the Jean Wagner Revocable Trust for $15,000.
The Estate of Adele Blum sold property on Parkview Lane, Portland to Nancy Kohler for $15,000.
The Estate of Adele Blum sold property on Parkview Lane, Portland to Margaret Braun and Aaron Pomerantz for $20,000.
Charleen Conigilo Bass sold 2559 Route 39, Sheridan to John Jr. and Katie Koch for $118,000.
Abigail Pardue sold 11 Dearing Ave., Jamestown to Heather Sampson for $69,000.
Kyle Haller sold 2578 Tompkins Road, Ellicott to Michael Case and Amber Porter for $95,000.
NBCUniversal’s CNBC has canceled “The News with Shepard Smith,” its primetime normal information show, to refocus on enterprise and sector coverage.
The network introduced the news Thursday in an e-mail to CNBC workforce. Smith will be leaving the network later on this month, in accordance to a individual acquainted with the subject. CNBC will replace Smith’s primetime show with markets protection until a new dwell exhibit focusing on small business news launches in 2023.
“Following paying out time with lots of of you and intently examining the many facets of our organization, I believe we should prioritize and target on our main strengths of business enterprise news and individual finance,” CNBC President KC Sullivan mentioned in an e-mail to CNBC staff. “As a outcome of this strategic alignment to our main business enterprise, we will need to have to shift some of our priorities and resources and make some challenging decisions.”
Smith’s workforce, which incorporates about 20 individuals, was given the alternative to wind down the display later this month but has picked to stop programming immediately, in accordance to people familiar with the subject, who requested not to be named because the conversations ended up personal. The corporation has started to assistance employees affected by the cancellation uncover other probable alternatives across NBC News Group.
“We can ensure the final newscast was Wednesday, November 2,” a CNBC spokesperson mentioned. “We have resolved to do an further hour of live marketplace protection next week at 7 p.m. ET as we are concentrated on identifying potential career opportunities for influenced personnel across the Information Team. We thank Shep and the overall ‘News with Shepard Smith’ team for their extraordinary operate and dedication over the past two many years.”
Smith joined CNBC two a long time back from Fox Information to bolster primetime Television set rankings. His clearly show completed that, doubling CNBC’s 7 p.m. ET viewership and bringing in the wealthiest audience of any primetime cable news application more than the last two several years, in accordance to Sullivan. “The Information with Shepard Smith” had its greatest typical audience final month due to the fact April.
The selection to move on from Smith is the to start with important conclusion made by Sullivan since taking over CNBC from Mark Hoffman in September. Hoffman had been CNBC’s president given that 2005.
Whilst other information businesses these kinds of as CNN are heading by means of expense chopping measures, the final decision to switch Smith’s show with a nightly business program is strategic in mother nature. Sullivan is attempting to explain CNBC’s manufacturer as specifically targeting business enterprise, presented the numerous decisions on Tv set and on the world wide web for far more basic information, he explained in the e-mail.
“We require to further commit in enterprise news content that provides our audiences actionable understanding of the advanced developments in worldwide marketplaces and the implications on establishments, buyers and people,” Sullivan wrote.
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Disclosure: Comcast’s NBCUniversal is the father or mother enterprise of CNBC.
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Lavazza sees brighter times forward, espresso could be a Covid elixir, some welcoming tips for hospitality companies, Asahi puts water in the sizzling seat and Cafélier gets a head for heights…
Lavazza’s calendar celebrates the resumption of hospitality trade and communal gatherings adhering to the pandemic | Image credit score: Lavazza

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Lavazza issues annual espresso update 
Lavazza has unveiled its annual calendar, which this calendar year celebrates the resumption of hospitality trade and communal gatherings adhering to the pandemic. Intended by Italian agency Armando Testa and photographed by US photographer Alex Prager, the calendar is titled ‘YES! We’re OPEN’. Lavazza said it desired to express how cafés and hospitality venues present communities with an ‘inclusive put for cultures and identities to come with each other over a cup of coffee’. Lavazza has been making its annual calendar for 30 years. 
A espresso a day could preserve Covid absent, researchers say
Coffee use could cut down the risk of contracting Covid-19, German researchers have suggested. The group from Jacobs College located that 5-caffeoylquinic acid, a chemical compound identified in espresso, inhibits the conversation among the spike protein of Covid-19 and the ACE-2 receptor of the human mobile, probably protecting against infection. The findings will now be communicated to psychology and social science scientists. Professor Nikolai Kuhnert claimed: “As chemists, we can not respond to in follow irrespective of whether drinking coffee could truly provide as a preventive measure to safeguard in opposition to infection. But we can say it is plausible.” 
Espresso served best with friends, BRITA survey shows 
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Espresso faces sizzling competition in Japan 
Japanese foods and beverage organization Asahi has launched Oishi Mizu Tennensui Sayu, a bottled sizzling drinking water products, as an alternate to espresso and tea. Asahi explained the acceptance of hot drinking water products in Japan has risen in new years, with purchaser demand from customers escalating in the autumn and winter months. The retailer explained the beverage will help to heat up buyers with out the jittery caffeine side consequences of espresso or tea. The scorching water is warmed to about 50°C to 60°C by using an in-retail store heating rack.
Cafélier has higher hopes for new cafés
Romanian coffee chain Cafélier has signed a 10-yr lease agreement to open three shops in the SkyTower Creating, the tallest place of work building in the nation. The organization will function café areas in the freshly redesigned foyer, the just lately opened SkyHub Occasions Centre and the outdoors city garden spot of SkyTower. “We are excited to run our notion of specialty coffee and develop higher anticipations, equivalent to the peak of Romania’s tallest creating,” said Corina Serban, Controlling Partner of Cafélier.

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