See article at: (Scroll down to the Brewery Section) http://www.yesweekly.com/triad/article-16428-creative-collaborative-collective-communal.html

New Micro-Brewery opening Fall of 2013

Pictured: Eric Swaim, Eric Weyer &Ryan Pritts

Looking South from 4 ½ Street towards 4th Street. Beginning to place the columns.

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Fall Band Classes begin September 3, 2013.

Once again Salem Congregation and Home Church will sponsor band classes each Tuesday evening for all ages 4th grade and older.

Beginning Band begins at 6:30pm each Tuesday and

2nd Year and Chorale Study Band classes which meet at 7:30pm each Tuesday.

WHERE: The classes are held at Home Church in Room 5 of the Rondthaler Memorial Building.

If you have wanted to learn to play, 2013 is the year to make the commitment. For more information please contact: Robah Ogburn – 985-3267 or Connie Merritt – kapwing

Here is the progress on the construction on West Fourth Street as of July 7, 2013

Charming West End Home. Historical note: Ben Folds band practiced in the 3rd Floor.

For more photographs and information, go to: http://www.1124west4th.com

336-765-4728 (real estate agents welcome)

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Note: Triad Lawyer & Sanders Law Firm PLLC make no confirmation of size and condition. Prospective Buyers are to perform their own due diligence

Photographs of initial demolition on June 27, 2013

Later in the day (from corner of 4th & Broad St.)

ISSUE: what happens when you or someone you know dies & you can’t get into their financial accounts which are only accessed online? Not just that, there other digital assets.

importance of providing for the distribution of digital assets after death.

THE PROBLEM: includes not being able to access online financial information due to lack of password information to inablility to update the deceased’s Facebook, Twitter or other social media accounts.

Compounding the problem is that many states lack statutes and rues that determine who has rights to the deceased’s digital assets.

Think how damaging this could be if the decedent or POA principal owned a small business.

LIMITED SOLUTION: The named Personal Representative (executor, administrator or estate) must depend on the “terms and policies” that users agreed to. These provisions vary: eg. for access to a decedent’s email account, Google simply requires proof of death, while Yahoo! requires a court order.

LEGISLATION: At the time of this blog, only 8 states have laws giving Personal Representatives rights to a decedent’s social media assets.

PERSONAL SOLUTION: In the meantime, contact your estate planning attorney to consider provisions you can incorporate into your Power of Attorney and Last Will & Testament. Be careful giving the access information to one person. Perhaps consider splitting up the necessary information among two completely separate entities.

I’m still trying to figure out what to do with my Lastpass.com account information. Lastpass.com is wonderful way to keep up with all your passwords.

For More information, see T. Beas, Gone, but Social Media Not Forgotten: Social Media Estate Planning Update, 3/1/13, K. Brier & J. Rossetti, Death in the Digital Age, Private Wealth, Wall Street Journal 1/5/13.

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