Malcolm X is one of eight people nominated for inclusion in the state Hall of Fame during the current selection cycle. Among the others are a famed pitcher, a ground-breaking botanist, a prize-winning composer and a Japanese-American priest. In 1984, Behlen Manufacturing in Columbus was on the verge of closing. Owned by…
Manufacturing is at a turning point. The industry is poised to become increasingly automated, with intelligent analytics at its core. Hyper-personalisation will drive production lines, and cognitive computing will hasten innovation. In addition, collaborative ecosystems will empower manufacturers to be far more responsive to customers, offering innovative services and sustainable products in a circular economy. …
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OMG Roofing Products has promoted Colin Griswold, of West Springfield, to the position of codes and approvals engineer. © Don Treeger | dtreeger/masslive.com/TNS Photo illustration for Business Monday In his new role, Griswold will manage product approvals for OMG Roofing’s product portfolio as well as assist the new product development team in addressing code and…
Mercury Stardust, TikTok’s “Trans Handy Ma’am,” with her toolkit.Courtesy of Mercury Stardust A home maintenance expert who posts hacks on TikTok shared the biggest DIY mistakes people make. The “Trans Handy Ma’am” said people confuse their tools and should avoid chemical drain cleaners. She told Insider: “You’d be surprised, different textures of hair will clog…
When Jill Mayer graduated from high school in 1999, career options felt more limited than what she sees available to today’s 18-year-olds. There was a “stigma,” Mayer said, “that if you don’t get a college degree you’re not going to be able to make good money and have a long career.” But she likes to…
