[Article] Another lawsuit filed against United Fiber & Data, This one in Allentown Options

[Hoodstock]

It appears that Think Loud Studios, and potentially new music from Live, is a thing of the past.

[SJN1279]

It appears that Think Loud Studios, and potentially new music from Live, is a thing of the past.

Live was scheduled to perform at a festival in Virginia this September, but when they released the lineup, Live was replaced.

I'm not optimistic on the band's immediate future, but still hoping that I'm wrong.

[Voodoo Lady]

Live was scheduled to perform at a festival in Virginia this September, but when they released the lineup, Live was replaced.

I'm not optimistic on the band's immediate future, but still hoping that I'm wrong.

A) Because of all these lawsuits Līve is too bankrupt to play a single festival show.
B) They have called it quits.
C) Both of the above

I also hope I’m wrong. Either way, they need to be honest with the fans and say something. Lying, pretending that they are good by staying quiet (not saying anything is a lie) to get money from fans for the 25th anniversary of S.S. would be wrong on soooo many levels. But if I’m wrong (slim chance, but if) what’s holding them back from a social media post saying “see you in 2022” or “new music in 2022.” If they are done, what’s holding Ed silent? It’s been half of a year since that swami select thing. Fans need to start commenting and bombarding their social media canned posts with “where are you” “new music please”… some kind of comment every time they post. Anyone have a music journalist connection you can inbox? -What would happen if a journalist reaches out about their status. Would they get crickets too? It’s also time the fans of Līve Facebook page have some real convo over there so perhaps one of them sees it like CG did when some setlist complaints were made.

[SecretInsomnia]

Yeah, seriously. This is getting weird.

What's going on?

[Bremang]

Yeah, seriously. This is getting weird.

What's going on?

"2-year hiatus"

[SJN1279]

https://currently.att.yahoo.com/att/york-co...bL5ybNd2NHwl9FT

York County, PA Moves to Online Sheriff Sales with National Software Provider Realauction.com
Tue, June 29, 2021, 8:07 AM·2 min read
First Online Sale Expected in the Fourth Quarter, 2021

YORK, Pa., June 29, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The Sheriff's Office of York County will soon be holding their monthly Sheriff Sales online via an easy-to-use system provided by Realauction.com. Moving online will help the county to hold their sales without large public gatherings, thus helping to alleviate the spread of COVID-19. It will also open the county's sale up to a larger audience of bidders, resulting in a higher likelihood of those properties to be returned to the tax rolls.

The new platform will allow bidders to view the list of properties being sold while keeping track of the auction in real time. All deposits and payments are made electronically. Deposits will be applied toward winning payments if applicable, & refunded if the bidder does not win. Prospective bidders can complete their research on the site as well – including links to such sites as the Assessment and Tax Claim Office. Any questions will be answered by Realauction.com's dedicated Customer Service Department.

"We are excited to move to this online portal for our Sheriff Sales & are confident it will greatly improve the overall efficiency of our sales now and in the future.", said Richard Keuerleber, York County Sheriff. "Realauction.com was chosen due to their proven track record and user friendly software – plus there's no cost to the County whatsoever."

Realauction.com's CEO, Lloyd McClendon said "Entering into the state of Pennsylvania was a logical next step for us, and we expect to be adding many more PA counties in the months to come." If you would like more information about Realauction.com, please visit their website at www.realauction.com.

[dangum]

I think this is where the auctions will take place.

https://yorkcountypa.gov/courts-criminal-ju...ff-s-sales.html