It is a ritual as old as time. Make New Year’s resolutions to usher in a new beginning. While this is successful for many, some people might find it more stressful to try and stick to their resolutions as the year gets busier. north texas psychotherapist Tori Dixon of GracefulRead More →
The Pitt County Board of Education is scheduled to give a second reading Monday to revisions to policies that guide teachers in discussing political and controversial issues. Policy 7720, Employee Political Activities, received its first reading at a meeting of the school board’s policy committee on Dec. 6, according toRead More →
HALLOWELL – Alexander Hamilton Jones turns 3 on Sunday and celebrating his birthday during a pandemic is proving to be a challenge. “We didn’t feel comfortable taking him anywhere for his birthday indoors because he’s under 5 and not vaccinated,” Katy Jones, his mother, said on Friday. So on theRead More →
Castanet looks back on the best stories of an eventful 2021 year. Today, for our Legal History of the Year, we take a look at how local police and politicians have called for criminal justice reform, given the revolving door system that sees prolific offenders return to the streets. .Read More →
PLATSBURGH – Midwinter is a great time to warm up under a plush plaid in an incredibly comfortable chair with a fascinating book or two or three. A hot drink in a very large mug comes highly recommended, as is this sample of books written in 2021 by local authors:Read More →
Containers of goods from around the world could be offloaded in Herculaneum as early as 2024, which could help alleviate supply chain issues that have plagued both businesses and consumers since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Herculaneum and Memphis have been identified as prime sites for the ports ofRead More →
In 1885, when Bir Sumsher Jung Bahadur Rana, passionate about music and architecture, built Lal Durbar, also known as the Red Palace, everyone marveled at the architecture of the palace, which beautifully blended traditional art. with modernity. After the end of the Rana diet, a gourmet restaurant was opened inRead More →
By Ariane de Vogue, CNN Supreme Court reporter During the past year, the of the Supreme Court The newly solidified Conservative majority has made it clear that it is ready to forgo a deliberate pace of justice in favor of a right-wing race, leaving behind liberal and sometimes Republican-nominated judges.Read More →
Local residents shop at a supermarket in Xi’an, Shaanxi province, on December 21, 2021. Photo: VCG The local market regulator in Xi’an, capital of northwest China’s Shaanxi Province, summoned more than 20 e-commerce platforms and online food delivery platforms, including JD.com, Meituan and Freshhema, to stabilize prices and ensure supplyRead More →
Hello, Lookout peeps! It’s Monday, December 27th and after a wet and messy start, we should see a mostly cloudy day around Santa Cruz County, with highs reaching as low as 50. And Tuesday begins a period of cooler weather, so be warned: The cooler air moves in tmrw behindRead More →
You will find below digital marketing strategies to help small businesses to dominate their local market. Work on your brand Every business is a brand, and your brand is you. Branding defines you, your team and your customers. A good brand image puts you above others in the business world.Read More →
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) – Pennsylvania had been setting historical markers for more than a century when racist violence in Charlottesville, Va. In August 2017 sparked a new round of questions from the public about who was telling the stories in the state. roadsides – and the language used to tellRead More →
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Cathy Mayfield plows a section of an ice road on Big Lake on Friday, December 17, 2021. Mayfield and her husband Dan Mayfield maintain a section of a seasonal ice road on the lake. (Loren Holmes / DNA) Carolyn Haggard lives on an island in Flat Lake, a wooded hideawayRead More →
Other notable deaths in the state Dave armstrong, musical artist from Tulsa Herb Beattie, community activist from Tulsa Byron Saloon, acclaimed fiddler from Guthrie Pat campbell, radio talk show host Carman, Christian music artist with ties to Tulsa Tim colwell, Tulsa Public Relations Specialist Paul W. Cooper, writer of Tulsa,Read More →
The water flows in a stream. The federal and state governments settled a Clean Water Act violation lawsuit with the Bucks County Water and Sewer Authority. The lawsuit involved violations of “sanitary sewer overflows – usually in the form of sewage overflowing from manholes – and operation and maintenance violationsRead More →
The holiday season seems lonely for many this year – especially for communities of seniors who are forced to self-isolate as they are at higher risk of developing complications from COVID-19. Moscow resident Kath Strickler was inspired to find a way to contact older people in the area after hearingRead More →
RIYAD – A total of 7,047 private sector establishments entered the local market during the third quarter of 2021, according to the latest report from the General Social Insurance Organization (GOSI). Thus, the total number of establishments operating in the private sector reached 636,311, an increase of 1.12 percent. period.Read More →
(WKBN) – There’s a lot to be said with sports betting coming to Ohio next year. Ron Potesta is seated behind the microphone of 1390 The Gambler. Rare tick-borne disease reported in Columbiana County He loves to talk about baseball, high school sports and YSU. That won’t change, but theRead More →
The Treasury Office will borrow 200 billion pesos on the domestic debt market in January next year, with usual weekly auction volumes set to pick up after the borrowing slowdown this month. In a December 21 memorandum to all eligible government securities brokers, National Treasurer Rosalia de Leon said theRead More →
Okaz / Saudi Gazette report RIYAD – A total of 7,047 private sector establishments entered the local market in the third quarter of 2021, according to the latest report from the General Social Insurance Organization (GOSI). Thus, the total number of establishments operating in the private sector reached 636,311, anRead More →
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (KNWA / KFTA) – Christmas is only three days away and shoppers are plentiful, making sure everyone is covered on their list. The last Christmas season has been trying for many local small businesses. Arkansas was at the peak of its second wave of COVID-19, and fewer peopleRead More →
TOWNSHIP OF PIERPONT – Spirits ignited at a meeting Tuesday night, as Pierpont Township administrators explained the reasoning behind the township property lease approved in a brief special meeting last week. The trustees held a special meeting of less than five minutes on December 14, when they voted unanimously toRead More →
TThis month, more than 100 members of a white supremacist group called the Patriot Front marched through the Lincoln Memorial in Washington DC with American shields and flags in an effort to project their strength on the national stage. The “stormtrooper” appearance of a phalanx of band members marching throughRead More →
BEIJING IRATE: Antanas Venckus, senior official at Lithuanian Agriculture Ministry, said Lithuanian companies were concerned about Chinese sanctions Editor-in-Chief, with CNA, LONDON A senior agricultural official in Lithuania has asked Taipei to speed up import approvals for the Baltic nation’s agricultural products, as it could benefit from access to theRead More →
Herning, Denmark, December 21, 2021 – Everfuel A / S is pleased to announce the signing of a heat off-take agreement with TVIS under which excess heat from the production of green hydrogen from HySynergy electrolyzers will be used to heat homes and businesses connected to the local district heatingRead More →
Richmond saxophonist and music legend, James “Plunky” branch, has written over five hundred songs during his 50-year musical career. But he still doesn’t consider himself prolific, he says, noting that Dolly Parton has written over 5,000 songs in 54 years: “It takes your breath away,” he says of his songwritingRead More →
According to Helen Park, deputy supervisor of the Gun Violence Task Force, three suspects in a series of downtown robberies have been arrested. On December 7, two men stole his belongings from a man in the downtown Philadelphia neighborhood at around 1:15 p.m. Then on December 15, shortly after 6:00Read More →
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Philadelphia has always been one of America’s most literary cities, dating back to Benjamin Franklin’s first public library in 1731. But this has been a remarkable year for many local writers, many of whom have gained national fame for tackling subjects as diverse as race, gender, font and architecture. HereRead More →
Amid a continued rise in COVID-19, the Village of Wilmette is joining the Cook County Public Health Department in recommending restraint at the rally this holiday season. Wilmette recently counted 122 new cases of the virus per week, the best weekly score for the community since the start of theRead More →
Through her non-profit organization Ryan’s Tribute, Beth Hanzes wants to fulfill a simple mission: “Who can we reach, who can we help, who can we support? The foundation, launched in 2019, was created to allow the Fayette County woman to remember her son Ryan after his death in a carRead More →
Ella McGruder with Project Unity is holding a ping pong ball that she selected from Eric Wylie’s “10 for 10” project. The $ 4,500 written on the ball represents money the nonprofit has received from Wylie, left, and his wife, Joey. Wylie has donated a total of $ 53,000 toRead More →
Dell Technologies WORKERS in Limerick raised nearly € 55,000 for local charities through a number of community and fundraising initiatives this year. During the year, the team volunteered their time to support local and national initiatives, organized a number of virtual fundraising events, and shared their expertise with charitable partnersRead More →
The heyday of Foursquare is long gone, but the problem of finding cool local stuff to do with it still lives on. Most people seem to make it work through a sometimes reluctant combination of Facebook or Instagram and word of mouth, but the reality is that there aren’t manyRead More →
The Safe Shopper program, sponsored by the Harker Heights Police Department, has been in operation since 2008. Police Chief Phil Gadd told the Herald in a recent interview that the purpose of the program is to ensure the safety of customers who shop at Market Heights, Sam’s Club and Wal-Mart.Read More →
BOONE – Cove Creek School’s kindergarten teacher assistant Alisa Watson received the Watauga County Schools Servant’s Heart Award by the Board of Education at its monthly meeting on December 13. The Servant’s Heart Award is the highest recognition the school board can give to teachers, staff and community members whoRead More →
Grace Larson’s book becomes award-winning screenplay A screenplay based on local author Grace Larson’s non-fiction book “Once in a Lifetime Comes a Man,” won the LA Independent Women Film Awards for Best Non-Produced Screenplay. The screenplay was written by Anne Gold. LA Independent Women Film Awards is an emerging internationalRead More →
By any measure, Victoria’s third downtown art walk should be a win-win. The event not only aims to provide local artists with a platform to share and sell their work in the community, but it also hopes to give the city’s thriving downtown area a boost while providing residents withRead More →
Jeff Reinitz, Andy Milone WATERLOO – Rare and bizarre December thunderstorms swept across northeast Iowa and the entire Midwest on Wednesday, causing winds above 70 mph, cutting power to thousands of people and causing tornadoes. After a day of record high temperatures in the 1970s, the storm hit Cedar ValleyRead More →
A man from Dawsonville recently wrote and published a novel about the racial division in America aimed at making readers wonder what they can do to help find a solution. William “Dub” Anderson said the idea for his book, “The Price of the Perfect,” first came to him several yearsRead More →
Wildfires in full force around Kansas 3 hours ago Shawnee County Spelling Bee returns for 2022 1 day ago Washburn defeats Emporia State again 2 days ago A student describes a scene inside Olathe East High School… 2 days ago Press in the middle of the court (03/04/2022) 2 daysRead More →
Jacob Barker St. Louis after the expedition ST. LOUIS – Electric utility Ameren Corp. will shut down its Rush Island power plant in Jefferson County to comply with a court order that would have required the installation of expensive pollution control equipment. Tuesday’s announcement by the St. Louis area electricityRead More →
Have you finished your holiday shopping? Even though Christmas is less than 2 weeks away, a lot of people I know haven’t finished their holiday shopping. Many of them are running out of ideas on what to get for all of the names on their holiday gift list. How aboutRead More →
Ferndale – Located at the corner of Woodward and 9 Mile in Ferndale, this market is unlike any other in the Detroit metro area. “We are outside the norm of the usual shopping experience. Think of a mall… for the creatives,” says Rustbelt Market co-founder Chris Best. As you walkRead More →
SPOKANE, Wash. – If you’re a local artist in need of free studio space, you better just act like a bee and get busy! The Hive is now accepting applications for its next Artist-in-Residence series. For those who may not yet know, The Hive is a unique addition to theRead More →
Dallas Powell, Hornady’s Environmental Compliance Officer, left, accepts the 2021 Scott Wilbur Award for Best Industrial Wastewater Treatment Plant from Amit Shrivastava, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Nebraska Water Environment Federation Association, honoring Powell and Hornady for creating a rotating vacuum drum filtration system with LR WaterRead More →
ANDERSON – Trees, trains, dollhouses and a wide variety of reading materials greeted those who walked through the doors of the Madison County Historical Society and Museum on Saturday morning. The Historical Society’s annual Holiday BookFest returned after a hiatus caused by a pandemic and attracted book lovers keen toRead More →
When the federal government turns on the tap of the water infrastructure dollars, Greenville will attempt to refill its glass. Like most cities in Texas, Greenville could use one or two of those dollars to take care of parts of its drinking water system. Texas is expected to receive aboutRead More →
Holly Hill author Julie Campbell Sohm has published a children’s book, “Again”. This is his third book. Sohm drew on her own experiences as a mother to help tell the story of “Again,” she said. She explained that the word “still” appears throughout parenthood. “When a child starts to walkRead More →
When LeRoy Fairbanks explains why the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe bought the old Teal’s Market in Cass Lake, Minnesota, in October, the story begins in the past. Not just a few years ago when the group started discussing how to have your own local grocery store. No, the historyRead More →
By Jade Gordon and Alta Spells, CNN The Atlanta Public Schools Education Council (APS) is taking action to promote gun safety in homes. Less than a week after four students were shot and killed and seven others injured in a high school shooting in Oxford, Mich., The Atlanta Board ofRead More →
Cops’ N Kids Reading Center, 800 Villa St., is on a mission to put a book in every child’s hand this holiday season. They are holding their 19th annual book show at Festival Hall, 5 5th St, on December 18 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Give a child inRead More →
Two deaths were partially immunized and four were fully immunized but had serious underlying health issues. “Doctors and public health officials across the country have stressed that the overwhelming majority of people seriously ill or who have died from COVID-19 have not been vaccinated,” Ludwig said. “I decided to lookRead More →
Nefcy Around the same time, just a year ago, northern Michigan was facing an alarming increase in COVID-19 cases as the winter break approached. In response, we have collectively taken responsible and proven measures that have reduced the spread of COVID-19, saved lives, and protected our healthcare system. Since NovemberRead More →
CHICAGO – Chicagoans can show their love for small businesses by buying local this holiday season. Block Club has featured over 140 small businesses in our neighborhood gift guides, hoping to give those businesses a boost when they need it most. But we knew we couldn’t showcase all the storesRead More →
Royards Publishing Company, the publisher of educational books, launched a new Digital Canopi digital platform last Friday that aims to promote and market Caribbean educational and literary content globally. Produced in collaboration with OMG Media, the event was broadcast on Facebook and YouTube. Digital Canopi was developed by local financialRead More →
© AFP via Getty Images Horner Christian Horner compared Red Bull’s negotiations with the FIA at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix last Sunday to a “local market”. After the race was interrupted for the second time due to a red flag, Formula 1 race director Michael Masi asked Red BullRead More →
After a crowd of around 200 attend a briefing on Thursday, organizers of a group concerned about industrial solar projects hope the momentum continues at a meeting tonight. The Hardin County Planning and Zoning Commission meets at 5:00 p.m. on the third floor of the Hardin County Government Building, 150Read More →
ABC Jimmie allen crosses yet another career threshold with his first headlining tour. The “Best Shot” hitmaker is set to embark on the 2022 Down Home tour which will run from February through May. The 19-city trek will begin on February 3 at the famous Troubadour in Los Angeles, andRead More →
MOREAU – City Council is considering a new option for Moreau wastewater treatment as the sewer line runs south along Route 9. Wastewater would be sent to Wilton Water and Sewer at Exit 16 from the Northway as part of the Saratoga County Sewage System. In October, construction on theRead More →
As the holidays approach, many of us will start shopping for gifts. Over the past two decades, as many small businesses in rural communities have closed their doors, many shoppers in rural Finger Lakes towns have automatically turned to malls in suburban Rochester or Syracuse, or have gone online toRead More →
Oakland News Now – Need gifts for the holidays? SA Local Market has you covered – video made by the YouTube channel with the logo in the upper left corner of the video. OaklandNewsNow.com is the original blog post for this type of video blog content. San Antonio has aRead More →
KINGSPORT – Kingsport Area Transit System users and the general public can now track buses on all six routes via an app. Ride Systems has a variety of features ranging from the use of Global Positioning System (GPS) technology, providing real-time information on bus locations and even approximate arrival times.Read More →
Syracuse Crunch reporter Tired Teddy Toss The Syracuse Crunch has rescheduled its 11th annual Stanley Steemer Tired Teddy Toss draw for Wednesday, December 8; the team welcomes the Cleveland Monsters to the Upstate Medical University Arena at 7 p.m. The Crunch and Stanley Steemer are encouraging fans to join theRead More →
As a senior at Sturgis Brown High School, Laura Brunmaier didn’t think in modest terms when choosing the subject of her science project. She focused on Albert Einstein’s special theory of relativity. “At that point, I just loved science and kind of explored everything,” she said. Now Brunmaier holds aRead More →
In November 2019, Amber and John Holder welcomed a baby girl, Mary Ella, just 17.5 weeks gestation. Amber had gone into preterm labor and there was nothing they could do to save the pregnancy. “Because Mary Ella was born so early, we knew she wouldn’t be coming home with us,”Read More →
The second annual Autism Awareness Campaign, held in October, allowed customers to donate by purchasing paper puzzle pieces at checkout. By Emilie Boes | December 2, 2021 Cliff Local Market announced that it raised $27,733 during its second annual Autism Awareness Campaign in October for the Kelberman Center, a localRead More →
Christmas tree growers are scrambling to meet demand this year – their busiest season in memory – that they have been forced to turn away big buyers from outside New Brunswick. The acceleration in demand comes at a time when supply is not at its usual level. “Crazy rush, IRead More →
SOMERS – Hawthorn Hollow Nature Sanctuary and Arboretum, 880 Green Bay Road, hosts a vacation shop and bakery from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, December 4. There will be holiday gifts, wreaths and decorations handcrafted from natural materials collected at Hawthorn grounds. Freshly cut greens will also beRead More →
Oakland News Now – Real estate experts provide insight into the future of the local market – video made by the YouTube channel with the logo in the upper left corner of the video. OaklandNewsNow.com is the original blog post for this type of video blog content. At an annualRead More →
BROCKTON – This is this time of year again when many of us are stressed out about holiday shopping. With all the shipping delays and supply chain issues, this is set to be one of the worst year yet. But fear not! There are lots of great local shopping optionsRead More →
Real estate sales continued to explode in Middle Tennessee, and particularly in Williamson County, during the COVID-19 pandemic as businesses continued to locate in the area in need of commercial space and living spaces for their employees. Williamson, Inc. hosted a two-part panel discussion at its real estate summit onRead More →