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Governor Hogan joins the ARC Networking Reception by Joe Andrucyk at 1812 Brewery, 13006 Mason Rd NE, Cumberland, MD 21502
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En las instalaciones del Hotel Astoria se celebró el primer encuentro profesional entre miembros de la asociación, en el que 20 participantes se presentaron sus empresas entre sí. En la sesión conducida por Ofelia Santiago, se mostraron las herramientas y soluciones con las que cuentan las empresas y las posibilidades de establecer sinergias y lazos de cooperación con otras empresas. Todo ello en un tiempo máximo de 300 segundos!
The City of Laredo came together for an inspiring evening as Mayor Dr. Victor Treviño delivered the 2025 State of the City Address on Thursday, January 23, at the Guadalupe & Lilia Martinez Fine Arts Center at Laredo College. Attendees were welcomed at 6:00 PM for a networking hour in the Visual & Performing Arts Center lobby, followed by the main event at 7:00 PM.
The address highlighted Laredo’s progress in 2024, focusing on key achievements, the city’s financial health, and the Mayor’s vision for 2025. Mayor Dr. Treviño emphasized the importance of unity, innovation, and resilience as pillars for the city’s ongoing success.
Mayor Treviño began by reflecting on 2024’s accomplishments, made possible through the dedication of city employees, community leaders, and residents. Among the highlights were implementing major infrastructure projects, advancements in public health initiatives, and enhanced binational relations.
“This past year, we have shown what is possible when we work together toward shared goals,” Mayor Dr. Treviño said. “Our efforts to improve infrastructure, expand economic opportunities, and foster public health have created a stronger foundation for the future.”
The Mayor acknowledged the tireless work of the City Council and employees, including City Manager Joseph Neeb and his leadership team. The administration’s focus on professional management has been critical to delivering high-quality services and ensuring operational efficiency.
Mayor Treviño highlighted Laredo’s robust financial standing. The city’s general fund balance stands at $54.9 million, with a consolidated annual budget nearing $1 billion. Notably, 2024 marked the 21st consecutive year without an increase in the property tax rate, which decreased by three cents to $0.51 per $100 valuation. The city also earned prestigious awards for excellence in financial reporting and budget presentation.
As a former health authority, Mayor Treviño reaffirmed his commitment to improving public health. Programs such as “Walk with the Mayor” and “Juntos for Better Health” targeted obesity, mental health, and substance abuse. Through these efforts, Laredo achieved a 52% reduction in drug-related deaths from 2023 to 2024. The city’s innovative wastewater surveillance and air quality monitoring programs earned national recognition, enhancing preparedness and public health outcomes.
Tourism and travel also took center stage, with new flights connecting Laredo to Los Angeles, Monterrey, and Brownsville. These routes, along with plans for a passenger train connecting Monterrey to Laredo, aim to boost regional tourism and economic growth. Additionally, the $50 million Buena Vista Multi-Sports Complex is slated to open in 2025, promising to attract global sports tourism and spur local development.
Addressing the city’s water challenges, Mayor Treviño outlined a comprehensive plan to modernize aging infrastructure and secure additional water sources. Collaborations with local, state, and federal partners have been instrumental in addressing these critical needs. The Mayor also announced initiatives to improve water conservation, including potential storage solutions involving Lake Casa Blanca.
With Laredo serving as the #1 port of entry in the Western Hemisphere, Mayor Dr. Treviño emphasized the importance of binational collaboration. The expansion of the World Trade Bridge and ongoing discussions about the Colombia Solidarity Bridge highlight Laredo’s commitment to maintaining its position as a global trade leader. The Mayor also praised law enforcement agencies for ensuring Laredo’s status as one of the safest cities in the nation.
The evening concluded with the 2nd annual Icon Awards presentation, honoring individuals and organizations that have brought distinguished Laredo through their achievements. Mayor Dr. Treviño congratulated the awardees and thanked them for their contributions to the city’s success and reputation.
Mayor Dr. Treviño’s vision for 2025 focuses on continued economic growth, infrastructure investment, and public health advancements. He called on residents to remain engaged and committed to building a prosperous future.
“Together, we will overcome challenges and seize opportunities to create a city where everyone can thrive,” he concluded. “Laredo’s best days are ahead.”
Mr Robin Barnett participated a networking dinner to meet UK companies and inward investors in Taipei.
Emprendedores on-line, la felicidad de lograr el exito te permite Disfrutar la Vida alejado de la Presion y la Preocupacion por tus Necesidades Basicas.
Participa con el Grupo de Emprendedores On-line de DUPLICACION VIRAL y colabora con las personas que deseas dar el Siguiente Paso.
Last September ALC and UPV/EHU launched a collaboration network in innovation between the Basque Country and Wales. Some Welsh institutions and companies visited Bilbao in order to identify potential collaboration projects.
All ASTUTE partners in attendance:
Aberystwyth University, Bangor University, Cardiff Univrsity, Cardiff Metropolitan University, Glyndwr University, University of Newport, Swansea University & Swansea Metropolitan University
30733 Gold Scholars Networking Reception 8th November 2023 TG
Gold Scholars Networking Reception hosted in the Claverton Rooms.
Patron for the Gold Scholarship Programme Margaret White addresses the audience.
Client: Tracey-Ann Walpole, Advancements Office
Photo © Tim Gander 2023. All rights reserved.
The tram network in Nagasaki began operation in 1901, making it one of the oldest tram systems in Japan. Originally, the city’s trams were electric-powered and were introduced to provide better public transportation within the city's hilly and narrow streets. Over time, the network expanded to cover key districts, connecting neighbourhoods, shopping areas, and tourist attractions. Despite damage during World War II, the tram system was quickly rebuilt and continued to grow in importance as a reliable and affordable means of transport for residents and visitors alike.
Today, the Nagasaki tram network is made up of three main lines, operated by the Nagasaki Electric Tramway Company. The system spans about 12 kilometers and has 47 stations, running through both urban areas and scenic spots. It’s a vital part of daily life for locals and also serves as a popular tourist attraction, offering visitors a chance to see the city’s unique blend of modernity and historical sites in a leisurely, accessible way. The trams themselves have become iconic, with retro-styled cars that evoke nostalgia while continuing to serve the community efficiently.