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Technology company finds home in Allen

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Michelle Stoddart
A new electronics company is finding its new home on the corner of 75 and Bethany.

The number of different companies moving to the area continues as CVE, a large technology development firm from New Jersey dealing in after-market service provisions for cell phones has moved to Allen.

“We relocated the headquarters here because the Metroplex is the epicenter of cell phone growth and activity,” CVE Vice President Ruben Alvarado said in a statement reported by the Dallas Morning News. “All of the top carriers along with all of the top OEMs are here in the DFW Metroplex.”

With a planned 1,200 employees in the new development by the end of 2015, it is hoped that the move will bring another influx of jobs into the area for continued growth.

“At full employment, CVE is expected to rank among our largest employers in Allen,” Allen Economic Development CEO Dan Bowman said to the Dallas Morning News.

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Noah Corbitt
Noah Corbitt, Staff Reporter/Copy Editor

Noah Corbitt is a new staff member whose initial observance of the “high school experience” has left him constantly counting down the days until he gets a break by holiday or snow flurry. He thoroughly enjoys deciphering the stories of old wars and political agendas, and will gladly spend many a period debating his stances to you from surface to thesis (yes, he is taking debate). But don’t be fooled, his range of interests lies far beyond just connections of events, and his personality far beyond academia, for not only does he enjoy reading and writing creative works, but he is also an avid football fan and will happily devote his entire weekend to following the various leagues around the country: national, collegiate, and high school. He also loves a good story, and will therefore judge both his new video games and books on plot and theme. If they pass, he will lose his life for a couple of weeks obsessing about and roaming his latest addicting environment. Already intrigued by the concept of a snack cabinet, he is waiting in suspense to see what life (and newspaper) will throw at him this year.

Michelle Stoddart
Michelle Stoddart, Managing Editor
Michelle is a junior who is deeply involved in activities both in the school and out of the school. As Captain of Extemporaneous speaking for the Debate team, player for both her Sting soccer team and the Lady leopards, member of the Key Club and (clearly) a reporter for The Red Ledger; she stays quite busy. Michelle has moved schools more times than she can count (apparently, she cannot count to three) and traveled all across the globe, from gazillions of domestic road trips to a month spent in Europe. Her interests include Netflix, Chick-Fil-A and cancelling plans in order to avoid pants. She’s an avid Arctic Monkeys fan and would give her left arm to see them in concert. Despite her hectic schedule, and always manages to find time for hanging out with friends.

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