| New salon opening in Oak Harbor
OAK HARBOR --William and Patricia O'Haron have opened a new salon at 9849 W. Ohio 163 in Oak Harbor. It will offer professional hair styling and color services along with tanning, spa pedicure, manicure, nails, waxing, facials and popular retail products. .
Payment in 14 days breaks new ground
PUTRAJAYA: The Malaysian public sector's capability in paying invoices within 14 working days from 30 days previously has made it comparable with private sector standards globally, said the Chief Secretary to the Government, Tan Sri Mohd Sidek Hassan. This payment turnaround has meant that the Malaysian public service has broken new ground to reduce financing costs on suppliers, especially contractors, he said in a statement. He said cutting back the payment time to 14 working days from 30 days previously simply required discipline and renewed commitment from government servants. "This move is imperative to ensure our market remains relevant, remains competitive to investors, local and foreign alike," he said. Mohd Sidek said it was the government's role as business enablers of the economy to ease the burden of service providers where applicable.
Pitt relies on 3s to cruise past Boston University 80-53
Pitt is staying at home and rolling up one easy victory after another against non-threatening opposition, just as the Panthers do every autumn under coach Jamie Dixon. Only this season is different: This time, Pitt is winning in a much different way than in the past and, beginning next week, the opposition gets a lot stronger. Ronald Ramon made all five of his 3-point attempts to score 15 points, and unbeaten Pittsburgh put away Boston University quickly with a 20-3 run in the first half of an 80-53 victory Tuesday night. The 14th-ranked Panthers (6-0), again showing off their new, faster-paced offense, also got 14 points from leading scorer Sam Young, 11 points and eight assists from point guard Levance Fields and 11 points from Mike Cook. "It felt good hitting all of my 3s," said Ramon, who helped Pitt shoot 45.5 percent (10-of-22) from 3-point range.
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