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NEW YORK , Nov. 22, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- On the year of their 125 th year Anniversary, The E-J Group continues to expand to meet their client's needs by strengthening their presence in the Northeast. E-J has acquired State Electric Corporation. State Electric, located in Bedford, Massachusetts , has been in business since 1988 and is one of the most respected and trusted full-service electrical contractors in New England. The depth of experience and expertise, particularly in healthcare, life science, commercial, sports & entertainment, transportation, power and renewable energy, transmission, distribution and substation work, will only enhance the services offered to our clients. The E-J Group looks forward to providing their clients with additional experience, expertise, and innovative solutions to this area of the Northeast for the reliable, fast-track project delivery they are accustomed to. "We are pleased to welcome State Electric to the E-J Family," says Anthony E. Mann , CEO of the E-J Group. "State's culture of safety first, innovative solutions align with E-J's and makes for an ideal new member of the organization." "All our divisions operate under the same philosophy, safety first while delivering the best quality workmanship, utilizing prefabrication and lean construction solutions. We share the same client focused approach of doing business," states Ronnie Koning , President of State Electric Corp. "Being part of the E-J Group provides more opportunities for our employees and strengthens what we offer to our clients." State Electric will retain its name and cultural identity, with its current leadership continuing in their respective roles. Ronnie Koning will remain as President, reporting to E-J's EVP, Dave Ferguson . Brendan Dickie will continue as COO, and Jane Wu will maintain her position as Controller. Their collective expertise will remain instrumental to the organization's ongoing success. E-J has thrived and survived the test of time by emerging into nearly a $1 billion national electrical company with great financial strength, national clients, project diversity, and a company culture that is founded on Safety First. E-J currently has 15 offices in 5 states across the country in New York , New Jersey , Connecticut , Rhode Island , Arizona , and now Massachusetts . About E-J: The E-J Group is active in all facets of electrical contracting - we are not your typical electrical contractor. We bring experience, expertise and a national reputation on projects that vary in size to over $300 million . Typical installations include rail systems, transit facilities, office buildings, hospitals, power, renewable and clean energy, co-generation facilities, roadway and outdoor specialty, airports, industrial facilities, universities, sport stadiums, extra high voltage distribution, utility, and gas infrastructure. At E-J, four family generations of practical expertise have created an organization keyed to the most modern technological advances in providing rapid and efficient solutions to today's lighting, power, energy, and communication needs. E-J has a 125-year reputation for unparalleled integrity, quality, and service in the electrical field. Please visit our website at www.ej1899.com to learn more about the company. About State Electric Corporation: State Electric Corporation is a leading full-service electrical contractor in the Northeast. Since 1988, State Electric has been a trusted partner of owner's construction managers, utilities, low voltage integrators, and other business partners around the region. While working in partnership with clients, State continually executes the most complex and high-profile electrical construction projects on time and on budget. Headquartered in Bedford, Massachusetts , with a satellite office in Braintree , State Electric is a signatory contractor to the IBEW. Contact: Katie Nilsen , VP Business Development & Strategy – E-J Group 917-807-9496 View original content to download multimedia: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/the-e-j-group-welcomes-state-electric-corporation-to-the-organization-302314568.html SOURCE E-J Electric Installation Co.
Sorry, Gavin. This time you’re going to have to settle for the bronze.SHOPPERS have been left in a frenzy over a supermarket coat that's as "soft as cashmere" and will keep you cosy this winter. Tu Clothing, the in-house fashion label for Sainsbury's, has even released the wool-look trench coat in five colours because it's so in demand. 2 Shoppers are going wild for this wool-look trench coat in Sainsbury's Credit: Tu Clothing 2 Fashion fans have gushed that it is 'soft like cashmere' Credit: Tu Clothing The long coat is priced at £45 and is available in sizes eight to 24. It was first released in earthy neutrals like olive green, grey and the colour of winter, chocolate brown. Supermarket bosses later added a camel colourway to the collection before bringing out a classic black version too. The chic and versatile wardrobe hero is perfect for tackling unpredictable winter weather in style and effortless layering. Read more in Fabulous RED-Y FOR XMAS Shoppers run to bag supermarket’s £15 dress that's a 'must-buy for Xmas' WINTER WARMER Shoppers run to Asda for the cosiest winter jacket - but you have to be quick Tu Clothing chiefs say: "Stay stylish in our wool-look trench coat, featuring a standard collar with a top button fastening, side pockets and a waist belt. "This transitional season coat is perfect for layering when the weather isn't as predictable as we'd like it to be!" Shoppers will have to be quick to snag the must-have piece before it flies off the shelves again - with the chocolate brown one repeatedly selling out. And delighted fashion fans who have managed to bag one are already singing the coat's praises. Most read in Fabulous HOT WINGS People urged to protect bird feeders from garden pests with 75p kitchen staple VOM CENTRAL I got so drunk at the office Xmas party that my male boss had to JET WASH me SEX SHOCK I slept with 100 men a day but had no idea HIV was sexually transmitted PLANE ODD I caught a plane passenger with her pants down - the pilot thought I was joking One gushed: "I cannot believe that I got such a lovely coat for that amazing price. "Thank you Tu for making this coat so affordable and so lovely." I'm a curvy size 14-16 & found the perfect Christmas party dress in Sainsbury's - it's so flattering even when bloated A second said: "I bought this coat and I am delighted with it. I cannot believe I’m wearing a winter coat from Sainsbury’s. "The price is amazing, really good value for money. I am now a convert to Tu and happy to give up the high street brands where I’ve been spending a fortune." "I purchased both the olive and brown [and] I've recieved so many compliments", wrote a third. A fourth echoed: "Lots of compliments and disbelief at cost of coat. I have had many coats from the Tu collection and never had any disappointment." A fifth chimed in: "I had been waiting for weeks for this coat to be back in stock, finally got it and I love it. "It looks more expensive than what it was and you can dress up or down. Definitely size down if you don’t want an oversized fit." Meanwhile, a sixth cried: "It is so soft like cashmere. The coat ticked all the boxes. Read more on the Scottish Sun WARMING UP Scots set for 21C swing as temperature rise to bring an end to sub zero freeze HOT BUY Shoppers race to Primark for fleecy £14 hoodie will keep you cosy on frosty days "Right length everything about the coat was beautiful and an excellent fit. "The coat was so nice I bought the green, brown and grey. The colours are beautiful."A would-be groom was left confused and red-faced after travelling more than 1,200 miles from Dubai to India after the wedding venue he was meant to go to didn't exist and his wife had disappeared. Labourer Deepak Kumar, 24, was forced to file a police complaint after he and 150 guests made of friends and family arrived at Moga in Punjab to watch him marry Manpreet Kaur. The big day had been announced after a three-year online relationship between the pair, but Deepak had been conned. He had taken the seven-and-a-half hour long flight expecting to take part in the happiest day of live, supported by his baraat of guests, but was left embarrassed and hurt after it was revealed the location was made up and Ms Kaur was nowhere to be seen. According to a PTI report, Deepak had been messaging with Ms Kaur on Instragram for years, and although they had never met in person, they had "grown close" through social media and shared conversations and pictures. Their families, too, had agreed on the wedding arrangements over the phone, and everything seemed set for the big day. The grooms friend and family have travelled from their village, Mandiali in Jalandhar, to the wedding location where they were told to head to a venue called Rose Garden Palace. However, after arriving in Moga and being told someone would escort them to the venue, they searched for it themselves after hours passed and nobody arrived. They decided to speak to locals, who had no idea where or what the venue was. It turned out that no place existed. Deepak and his family attempted to contact Kaur, but her phone was switched off, and they were left stranded in the middle of the town, the Times of India reports . Deepak, who had spent months planning this day, had already splashed the cash on taxis for the guests, catering arrangements, and even a videographer for the ceremony. In an official police complaint, the heartbroken groom detailed how he had even transferred hundreds of pounds to Ms Kaur while they made their arrangements. His father, Prem Chand, explained how everything, including the wedding venue and guest lists, had been arranged through phone calls. Ms Kaur’s family, who lived in Moga, had been the ones to suggest the venue and had assured them of the wedding's smooth execution. After numerous attempts to reach his bride-to-be and her family, Deepak and his family filed a police complaint. Assistant Sub-Inspector Harjinder Singh, investigating the case, confirmed the complaint had been lodged and that the police were looking into the matter.
Ah, another Sunday on Meet the Press . Well, more like Meet the Dems . President-Elect Donald Trump, like any leader or employer, is seeking dedicated people for his administration who will carry out his agenda as approved by voters on Election Day. As expected, ‘journalists’ and their fellow Democrats find that rational notion to be absolutely appalling and out of the norm. Let’s hear what Democrat Jennifer Psaki of MSNBC has to say. (WATCH) 🚨PSAKI: Trump wants loyalists like Bondi and Patel in his admin so that Trump has “plausible deniability” when they target his political enemies: "They know what the direction is. He does not need to direct them. They have passed their loyalty tests." Projection meters:... pic.twitter.com/TBp2BlISN7 ‘Journalists’ and their fellow Democrats are trying to paint Trump’s desire of bringing corrupt politicians to justice as retribution. They want to protect fellow Democrats and some Republicans (think Liz Cheney) who have mobilized the power of the federal government against Trump at his every turn. There is just zero awareness or acknowledgment of what the Biden Admin and DOJ has done for the last 4 years. That’s (D)ifferent. Don’t expect them to learn anything from the last election. Kamala and the Democrats have shifted most of the country to the Right and in the right direction. We don’t want them to learn. Zero awareness: democrats haven’t learned a damn thing. Good! pic.twitter.com/nFEOGxluXX The more they refuse to learn, the better. ✅ Democrats, and this extends to their ‘journalists’, generally lack the ability to self-reflect. Introspection is necessary for learning and growing. They will to continue fail, doing the same ridiculous things over and over. Democrats are under the bizarre belief that Trump should be hiring people who will oppose him on everything. A requirement they never (conveniently) place on themselves. lol Trump wants people who agree with him in his administration, go figure "It’s bad to have people fill your administration that want to carry out your agenda" - Propaganda Press Wait, hire employees who will do what is asked of them? That’s crazy talk! It’s become a running gag, but yes, Democrats are accusing Republicans of everything they’ve been doing since Trump came down that escalator in 2015. Seriously. The level of projection here is astral. 😂 You can’t find a functioning projection meter these days. Democrats have destroyed them all. Have they watched anything over the past 4 years? Yes. That was the ‘right' people being targeted, so they were cheerleaders for that. We have to admit this next poster has a point. That studio does looks cheap. What’s up with that NBC? It is like watching a bad low budget comedy movie The low-rent set and production design doesn’t help matters. At least shoestring budget comedies have some intentional laughs. All the laughs from Meet the Press are unintentional. The set may be low-budget, but those people sitting around that table have become very rich lying to you.
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Pro Picks is a weekly column where AP Pro Football Writer Rob Maaddi shares his picks for upcoming games. For all previous Pro Picks, head here . A potential Super Bowl preview and the battle for Pennsylvania bragging rights highlight the NFL’s Week 15 schedule. The NFC-leading Detroit Lions (12-1) put their 11-game winning streak on the line when they host the AFC East champion Buffalo Bills (10-3) on Sunday. Intrastate and interconference rivals meet when the Pittsburgh Steelers (10-3) visit the Philadelphia Eagles (11-2). Those two games feature four of the league’s six teams with double-digit wins through 14 weeks. Pro Picks selects a full slate of games as the NFL has completed the bye portion of its schedule for the remainder of the regular season. Line: Chargers minus 3 The banged-up Buccaneers beat three last-place teams in a row to move into first place in the NFC South. They’re going to need to rely on Baker Mayfield and the offense with several injuries to key players on defense. But Mayfield has to protect the ball better. Justin Herbert and the Chargers came close against Kansas City, but lost another game by three points or fewer. Los Angeles is giving up a league-low 15.9 points per game. BEST BET: CHARGERS: 23-17 Line: Lions minus 1 1/2 Josh Allen threw three touchdown passes and ran for three scores and the Bills still lost last week, a big blow to their hopes of securing the AFC’s No. 1 seed. The Lions can’t afford to lose because the Vikings and Eagles are right behind them in the race for the NFC’s top spot. Three of Detroit’s past five wins have been by three points. The Lions have a depleted defense that could be exploited by Allen. UPSET SPECIAL: BILLS: 30-27 Line: 49ers minus 2 1/2 The jumbled NFC West is still up for grabs, but the 49ers have no margin for error on Thursday night. With a banged-up backfield, Brock Purdy has stepped up. Now, Deebo Samuel needs to get going. The inconsistent Rams are coming off an impressive win over the Bills. They’re 6-1 straight up in the past seven division games and are 5-2 against the spread in the past seven games this season. The Niners are 4-10 ATS in their past 14 home games. 49ERS: 24-20 Line: Chiefs minus 4 Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs keep winning games in the final minute. They are 0-7 against the spread in the past seven games overall. Kansas City is the superior team, but the Browns have played better than their record. Jameis Winston has made them a formidable opponent. This could be the week the Chiefs don’t have to sweat it out, though. CHIEFS: 24-18 Line: Bengals minus 5 Joe Burrow and Ja’Marr Chase are playing great football. It’s too bad they won’t be playing important games in January. The Titans have struggled to score points, but their defense often keeps things close. It helps Tennessee that Cincinnati is coming off a short week after a road win Monday night in Dallas. BENGALS: 24-16 Line: Commanders minus 7 1/2 Jayden Daniels and the offense got back on track before taking a bye. The Commanders are holding onto the final wild-card spot and can’t overlook the Saints with tough games upcoming. The Saints are clinging to slim playoff hopes and Derek Carr is hurt again. COMMANDERS: 23-17 Line: Ravens minus 15 The Ravens are coming off a bye after losing to Philadelphia and Justin Tucker’s kicking is one of the team’s biggest areas of concern. It won’t come down to a field goal against the woeful Giants, who turn back to Tommy DeVito. RAVENS: 33-13 Line: Panthers minus 2 1/2 Bryce Young nearly led the Panthers to an upset of the Eagles if not for a dropped pass. Carolina came close against the Chiefs and Buccaneers, too. Now, they’re favorites against the Cowboys, whose slim playoff hopes took a big hit with a loss to the Bengals. The Panthers look ready to close to the deal. PANTHERS: 22-20 Line: Jets minus 3 1/2 Aaron Rodgers and the Jets are favorites in a matchup of two teams that have failed miserably to live up to high expectations. Mac Jones makes another start for the injured Trevor Lawrence and the Jaguars seek their first two-game winning streak of the season. JETS: 23-16 Line: Texans minus 3 Tua Tagovailoa has been outstanding since returning from a concussion and the Dolphins have to keep winning to stay in playoff contention. The Texans are coming off a much-needed bye hoping key players got healthy. Giving the ball to Joe Mixon has helped Houston’s offense get going with the offensive line having issues protecting C.J. Stroud. TEXANS: 24-23 Line: Broncos minus 3 1/2 Bo Nix and the Broncos have a three-game winning streak that’s put them in position to earn a wild-card berth. The Colts need a victory to have any playoff shot. Both teams had an extra week to prepare after a bye. Denver is 6-0 ATS as a favorite this season and an NFL-best 10-3 ATS overall this season. BRONCOS: 24-18 Line: Eagles minus 5 There’s drama in Philly despite nine straight wins. Everything will be fine if Jalen Hurts throws a few more passes to A.J. Brown this week and the passing game steps up. The Steelers are No. 4 against the run so Saquon Barkley’s quest to break Eric Dickerson’s single-season rushing record could hit a detour. But Pittsburgh is 17th vs. the pass so there’s an opportunity for Hurts and Brown to get in sync. Russell Wilson is 6-1 since taking over as the starter, but the Steelers have a tough stretch coming against the Eagles, Ravens and Chiefs. EAGLES: 22-20 Line: Cardinals minus 6 1/2 A three-game losing streak has knocked the Cardinals out of a playoff position. The lowly Patriots should be a welcome opponent for Kyler Murray and Co. New England has kept it close in several games, going 2-5 in one-score games. CARDINALS: 24-16 Line: Packers minus 3 The streaky Seahawks have won four straight to take over first place in the NFC West after losing four of five. Zach Charbonnet had a career game last week to balance an offense that relies on Geno Smith’s arm. The good news for the Packers is they’re playing a non-division opponent. Green Bay is 1-3 against the NFC North and 8-1 vs. everyone else. This could be a potential playoff preview because the Packers are going to go the wild-card route. PACKERS: 27-20 Line: Vikings minus 6 1/2 Sam Darnold is having an excellent season and the Vikings have won six in a row to stay hot on Detroit’s trail in the NFC North and for the No. 1 seed. The Bears fired their coach after three losses by a field goal or less. Then they were blown out at home by the 49ers and are 0-6 on the road. VIKINGS: 26-16 Line: Falcons minus 4 1/2 Kirk Cousins is struggling and the Falcons have lost four in a row to fall behind the Buccaneers in the NFC South. But the schedule gets easier with three of the final four games against teams that are 7-22. The Raiders should be playing for the No. 1 pick in the draft. FALCONS: 26-19 Last week: Straight up: 9-4. Against spread: 6-6-1. Overall: Straight up: 143-75. Against spread: 111-94-3. Prime-time: Straight up: 34-12. Against spread: 24-21-1. Best Bet: Straight up: 9-5. Against spread: 8-6. Upset Special: Straight up: 7-7. Against spread: 7-7. AP NFL: https://apnews.com/hub/nfl