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Swimming Australia avoids drastic takeover after historic constitution change
Swimming Australia voting members agree to adopt a new constitution. The new board structure will feature an 11-person board, with five elected directors, four independents, an athlete director and an Australian member of AQUA. A two-year sit-out clause for state board members to join the SAL board was scrapped. There are nearly 1000 clubs and 90,000 registered members nationally.
Swimming Australia avoids drastic takeover after historic constitution change The prospect of Swimming Australia being taken over by World Aquatics has been avoided after voting members agreed to adopt a new constitution. The new board structure will feature an 11-person board, with five elected directors, four independents, an athlete director and an Australian member of AQUA. A two-year sit-out clause for state board members to join the SAL board was scrapped. The plan to increase the voting members from nine to 21 was not amended.
Swimming Australia avoids drastic takeover after historic constitution change Swimming Australia voting members agree to adopt a new constitution. The new board structure will feature an 11-person board, with five elected directors, four independents, an athlete director and an Australian member of AQUA. A two-year sit-out clause for state board members to join the SAL board was scrapped. There are nearly 1000 clubs and 90,000 registered members nationally.
Friday's Transactions | AP News NEW YORK YANKEES — Recalled LHP Nick Ramirez from Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (IL) NEW YORK METS — Sent 3B Luis Guillorme to Brooklyn (SAL) on a rehab assignment.
Tuesday's Transactions | AP News ATLANTA BRAVES — Sent SS Ehire Adrianza to Rome (SAL) on a rehab assignment. Claimed SS Andrew Velazquez off waivers from the Los Angeles Dodgers and optioned him to Gwinnett.
Salisbury Bancorp: Q2 Earnings Snapshot Salisbury Bancorp Inc. (SAL) reported net income of $3.4 million in its second quarter. The bank, based in Lakeville, Connecticut, said it had earnings of 59 cents per share.
Thursday's Transactions TAMPA BAY RAYS — Reinstated LHP Jake Diekman from the paternity list. NEW YORK METS — Assigned C Omar Nevaez to Brooklyn (SAL)
Singapore Academy of Law says chief executive's departure not linked to commentary on Keppel bribery case SAL says Rama Tiwari's departure was not linked to publication of a commentary. Last Wednesday, a commentary by the Singapore Law Watch was published. In it, he questioned the decision by Singapore authorities not to prosecute six former senior management staff members of Keppel Offshore & Marine. The commentary was later taken offline.
Elvis performance artist to perform in Castleton - NewsBreak The Sons of the American Legion (SAL) of Castleton American Legion Post 50 is sponsoring a fundraiser. Matthew Boyce and his Suspicious Minds band will be performing in concert. Boyce is a Saratoga, New York, native.
Salisbury Bancorp: Q4 Earnings Snapshot Salisbury Bancorp Inc. (SAL) reported net income of $4.1 million in its fourth quarter. The bank, based in Lakeville, Connecticut, said it had earnings of 71 cents per share.
Private landlords take legal battle against Scottish Government over rent freeze The Scottish Association of Landlords submitted a petition for a Judicial Review of a decision to peg rent rises at three percent. The SAL had hoped to persuade Scotland’s tenants’ rights minister Patrick Harvie to soften on plans to allow just a three per cent increase in rents. But the minister held firm by announcing that the cap will be in place until September at the earliest.
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