Mike Gingerich The current economy is rapidly shifting, and it’s pretty obvious there is a lot more business headed online. For example, did you know that eight in every 10 Americans shop online every single day? Or more surprisingly, did you know the items you buy online might have been […]
Month: October 2023
What a great idea it was to put the Yankees and Rays in the same San Diego hotel this week for the Division Series. I’m sure MLB now regrets it – these two teams couldn’t hate each other more than they already do – but I say bravo. October is […]
Wilmington, N.C. – Nearly 50 years ago, a power company received permission from North Carolina to build a reservoir by damming a creek near the coastal city of Wilmington. It would provide a source of steam to generate electricity and a place to cool hot water from an adjacent coal-fired […]
The 2010s ushered in the modern age of smart home technology, complete with affordable voice assistants, design-forward thermostats that adjust for you and robot vacuums you control from your phone. But smart home products existed long before the 21st century. For more like this Subscribe to the Smart Home newsletter, receive […]
The Elyria administration is planning a town hall meeting regarding its Parks and Recreation Department. The session will take place at 5:30 p.m., Oct. 12, at the Thomas Shores South Recreation Center, 215 16th St. in Elyria. There will be a presentation on the status of the most recent master […]
Dear Car Talk: I just traded in my 2004 Jeep Liberty for a “used” 2020 Jeep Renegade Latitude with 4,000 miles. It was a demo. Sticker price was $29,000. I paid $21,000. It has all the bells and whistles; cold weather package, safety package, etc. I even got the color […]
All that was known at that point was that Navalny was gravely ill — stricken on a plane returning to Moscow. But Los and a handful of other members of Navalny’s inner circle immediately suspected a deliberate poisoning. And they decided some clues could still be in the hotel room. […]
Photograph: Andrei Fateyev/AP It has been an eventful few weeks for Ksenia Fadeyeva, who runs Alexei Navalny’s operations in the Siberian city of Tomsk. In mid-August, she welcomed the Russian opposition leader to this university town in the heart of the country’s vast landmass, to make a pre-election video about […]
It’s been a confusing election season, no doubt. But Hoosiers can vote early, before Election Day on Nov. 3. Here’s help to understand the ways you can cast your ballot early and what those election terms mean. How do you vote early?There are three ways in Indiana: absentee-by-mail voting (aka […]
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg leaving The Merrion Hotel in Dublin after a meeting with politicians to discuss regulation of social media and harmful content in April 2019. Niall Carson/PA Images via Getty Images We learned this week that the Trump campaign may have tried to dissuade millions of Black voters […]
Has writing paid you well? Twenty years ago I bought a 17th-century painting attributed to Job Berckheyde at Christie’s for £6,500 – a woman getting ready to go out, a maid putting a necklace around her neck and a servant giving her a glass of wine, very Vermeer-ish. I hung […]
Slow down and look around as you travel the streets of our fair city. For there are hidden architectural gems to be found in the Pikes Peak region. Have you really looked at the exterior of the Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum on Tejon Street as you hurry past? The magnificent […]
For the last two decades at Oklahoma, many things revolve around former longtime Sooners coach Bob Stoops. For example: the last time OU dropped back-to-back games was in 1999 — Stoops’ first year at OU. The last time the Sooners lost more than one regular season game was in 2016 […]
10/03/2020, Newyork // KISSPR // BitQT Review – Is it a Scam? One of the most efficient and automated trading systems for cryptocurrencies is called BitQT. We will confidently recommend BitQT to every investor who wants to make a daily profit from the crypto market. Our confidence in the effectiveness […]
Julie Rose Dollar was born on January 31, 1970 to Jose and Camille Garcia at the Cape Canaveral Hospital. She attended Cape View Elementary School, and at the age 12, was the youngest person to be Scuba certified in the Keys at the time. Her first job was a commercial […]
The Casper Creek Bressler Farm, a fourth-generation family farm, is on the market for the first time since the mid 1930âs. This family farm has been well managed and improved upon to be a very productive prime piece of real estate just minutes west of Casper Wyoming. With roughly 500 […]
In an email to the campus community, UND indicated it has been monitoring its COVID-19 response closely and has been “pleased with the efforts of our UND community working together to test, isolate and quarantine as necessary and practicing COVID-19 safe behaviors.” “Because of this and its impact in reducing […]
Once known only by ardent tea lovers in the West, Pu’er tea, the world’s most expensive and prized tea from which the old saying “all the tea in China” is derived, is now gaining popularity worldwide. Singapore-based TEASPEC, which has the largest private collection of Pu’er tea outside China, is […]
Installation of Beattie Park play structures in Lompoc is currently underway. Installation of Beattie Park play structures in Lompoc is currently underway. The completed installation of Lompoc’s Beattie Park’s playground and fitness […]
(CNN) — Joe Biden will be tested more frequently for COVID-19 and intends to move forward with in-person campaigning, following news of President Donald Trump and several individuals in his orbit testing positive, sources tell CNN. The Democratic nominee will receive a test each time he travels, a source familiar with the Democratic nominee’s testing said. […]
QUECHEE — Jenny Engelman likes her condo at Quechee Lakes. The Dartmouth College psychology major from New York City moved into the four-bedroom rental unit on Sept. 10 with three of her fellow students on a short-term lease over the first term of her senior year. Although Engelman is taking […]
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