Purpose The purpose of this memorandum is to recognize a new business, the Brunswick Corona Lanes to the City of Corona, CA. Based off a variety of different demographics, a bowling alley is an ideal business to add to the city that would appeal to the majority of residents living in the community. Brunswick Corona Lanes The residents in the City of Corona want a new business that is located in a convenient place in the community. Located right in the middle of downtown Corona, the Brunswick Corona
according to case number RIC1714672 with the Riverside County Superior Court, PVID’s action to sue the state’s largest municipal water agency came about due to
SAMPLE BUSINESS PLAN Fast ‘n Fresh Premium Ice Cream Parlor 858 Success Avenue Valley City, CA 93xxx 559-000-0000 (T) – 559 – 000-0000 (F) Prepared By J. B. Entrepreneur Submitted To: Valley City National Bank 2461 Money Avenue Valley City, CA 93xxx Foreword This sample business plan was prepared by Craig Gonzales, undergraduate student, and by Dewey E. Johnson, Ph.D., Professor of Management and Director, Small Business Institute, Sid Craig
with Beaumont California to its north and Hemet to its south. Located in Riverside county, it has a population of 46,951 as at the 2014 census. The median age is 32 and it is a mixed race community with a good population of Whites, Blacks, Asians, Hawaiians, Hispanics, Indians and a handful of others. Economy, Environment and Entertainment The recent job growth is impressive with an increase in 3.4% though the unemployment rate is still at 10% (U.S. average is 5.2%). With this recent increase, there
The greater part of this activity, as ought to be evident from the name of the place, concentrates on the 3,300-section of land lake, and the venture most essential to the city 's future is a $60-million redesign of the lake including another levee (finished a year ago) and outfall channel (to begin development in August) that will settle its profundity through years of both dry season and overwhelming precipitation. Round
civil rights movement, milwaukee was considered to be one of the most segregated cities at the time. An extensive amount of African American had moved to the city during and after world war II, and by the time of the civil rights movement, the black community had accounted for 15 percent of Milwaukee’s population . It isn’t a surprise that majority of African Americans in Milwaukee lived in the north side of the city, which accumulated increasing volatility due to limited job opportunities, poverty
after a long history of prohibition in many parts of the country. Casino gambling was outlawed in the early 1900’s before being legalized in Nevada and the city of Las Vegas in 1931. In 1978, gambling was legalized in Atlantic City, New Jersey (casino-history.org). Las Vegas continues to dominate as the number one casino destination. Atlantic City and New Jersey have taken a hit as completion in surrounding states increases every year. Pennsylvania surpassed New Jersey as the number two casino destination
As one of the trendiest places to live, North Hollywood, California has captured the heart of the world’s famed neighborhood the NoHo Arts District. Living in North Hollywood is not just an experience its entertainment in a charmed and cultured environment, which may be why the NoHo Arts District and the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences call it home. The community’s gone through a lot of changes during the past 10 years with residential development focused on recapturing its historic image
protesting. At a mass gathering, the Montgomery Improvement Association voted to continue the Boycott after King performed his speech, “I want it to be known that we’re going to work with grim and bold determination to gain justice on the buses in this city. And we are not wrong… if we are wrong, the Supreme Court of the Nation is wrong. If we are wrong, the Constitution of the United States is wrong. If we are wrong, God Almighty is wrong.” Given the environment, his references to God were the most
the federal government has also found it difficult to measure “improvement” in states. Currently, success is based in terms of job entry rate or increases over time in job entry rate, retention rate, and earnings gain. States may use quarterly unemployment insurance wage records, surveys, administrative records, or a combination of those data sources. States are given wide latitude in the sources of information they report. Also, to further distort the findings, there is no baseline data with which