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- Artfest International Inc. Announces the Launch of Artfest News …
- Sports Briefing | Auto Racing Group Plans US F1 Team
- Mastic Beach teen who collapsed during practice grew up playing …
- Sports fans may not be only ones paying for stadium
Artfest International Inc. Announces the Launch of Artfest News …
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is projecting greatrevenues generated by the exposure of the new Artfest News Magazine and thelatest acquisition of the memorabilia company and its content. “The factthat we now have NFL MLD NHL and NBA contracts as well as all thecollege teams give Artfest just the right content to create a newbusiness opportunity to its members and stockholders. “We believe that the addition of Artfest News Magazine featuring worldrenowned artists athletes and all the major sports franchises as well asspecial promotions and curator art specials that we are promoting thisQuarter will succeed in expanding and enhancing our current productofferings which will expand our current audience and increase ourrevenues” stated Artfest CE Edward Vakser. “Furthermore we believe thefoundation has been put in place to prepare Artfest for a successful andprofitable 2009 which will result in increased value to our shareholdersand members worldwide. About Artfest International Inc. Artfest International Inc. is a publicly traded Company under the stocksymbol “ARTI.
Sports Briefing | Auto Racing Group Plans US F1 Team
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They said they would base the team in Charlotte N. the home for most Nascar teams and scour the market for young American drivers.
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Mastic Beach teen who collapsed during practice grew up playing …
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while practicing with his rugby club at William Floyd High School. His parents Marianne and Charles Stark of Mastic Beach said he had been diagnosed with the disorder at age 12. Marianne Stark said her son lived for sports especially baseball and football and planned to go on to college to become a sports journalist. His heart condition made it unsafe for him to play football said Marianne who added that the heavy contact associated with rugby made her nervous. However she said she did not think Corey’s death was related to rugby activities as Tuesday’s practice did not involve contact.
Sports fans may not be only ones paying for stadium
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com’>”);Mary Milzdocument. The city’s Capital Improvement Board needs $20 million a year to run the stadium and it may need an extra $15 million a year to run Conseco Fieldhouse. “Those who use it and those who benefit from it will have to help pay the freight” Mayor Greg Ballard said. Story continues below ?advertisement |.
