Resale ticket prices are predictably high for the Hawks’ home opener Saturday against the Golden Knights, but they also look healthy for future home games. That’s because brokers are no longer dumping tickets, which should help season-ticket members recoup more value.
This season, those physical, printed tickets will finally be available again. After any game they attended, fans can order physical tickets for $10 each. On the front, the ticket looks like an old-school ticket with matchup and seat info, but on the back, there will be stats from the game.
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Dear Industry Member: As we reported to you on Sept. 9th, Rep. Gerry Connolly (D-VA-11th) introduced the Ensuring Accurate Postal Rates Act (H.R. 8781), which would require the Postal Regulatory Commission to conduct a follow-up review of the postal rate-making process. Here’s a brief backgrounder and steps on how you can help this vital bill gain traction through the pending appropriations process: • Review our Sept. 9th announcement and more - click on read more below
Why This Action? Mailers got virtually nothing out of the $10B granted by Congress to the USPS as part of the CARES Act. It went to the USPS’s cash position. The PRC’s November 2020 review formula did not consider the Covid-fueled boom in parcel volume for the Postal Service. Also, the PRC’s density formula treated the density change as a volume change to all delivery points, and thus neglected the profitability of the new delivery points and the volume they bring. Instead, the PRC review allowed for the USPS to break the CPI cap and begin instituting two rate hikes per year. This needs to be curtailed and you can help. And ACMA is here to help you in the process by simply responding to this email for our support.
Hachette Book Group has acquired most of the assets of Meadowbrook Press, which is based in the Minneapolis suburb of Minnetonka. Approximately 25 of Meadowbrook’s pregnancy, childcare, and parenting backlist titles will be updated and reissued under the Da Capo Lifeline Books imprint. Another 25 of Meadowbrook’s children’s and gift/humor backlist titles will be reissued by HBG's Running Press unit. Meadowbrook Press was founded in 1975 by Bruce Lansky and his then-wife, Vicki, to publish her first book, Feed Me I’m Yours, a cookbook for parents of young children; it has sold to date more than three million copies. The company is also the publisher of several bestselling titles for parents and expectant parents, such as The Simple Guide to Having a Baby, which has sold 1.5 million copies, Pregnancy, Childbirth and the Newborn, which has sold almost 1.4 million copies, as well as six baby-naming books, including 100,000+ Baby Names. The baby-naming books, which were authored by Lansky, have sold a total of more than 11.5 million copies. Click Read More below for additional information.
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