McKinney officials will hold an informational event later this month where residents can learn more about redevelopment projects planned for the eastern part of the city. The come-and-go event on March 18 will serve as an introduction to the East McKinney Redevelopment and Preservation projects. It will begin at 5:15 […]
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Investors often focus too much on what they think will happen later this month or next year. Case in point: In 2020, the masses flocked to stay-at-home stocks that soared as the pandemic forced people to spend more time at home. But when you want to build wealth, you’ll be […]
NORTH ATTLEBORO — Reorganizing town government will be up for discussion again when the town council holds its next virtual meeting Monday night. Discussions of the reorganization of the solid waste department as part of the public works department and the creation of a chief assessor’s post in that office […]
For Jovani Ford of the Arizona Lighting Company, one of the hardest challenges of running a business is retaining workers. The small business only has a handful of employees, so even being one down can have a huge impact on the company. Retaining workers for the long-term is also a […]
But the company has also begun to face pressure from its corporate employees, over climate change and other issues, and from many warehouse workers around the country who have felt emboldened to speak up. The attention is only likely to increase with Amazon on pace to surpass Walmart as the […]
Magi Helena Tribune Content Agency BIRTHDAY STAR: Actress and singer-songwriter Katey Sagal was born in Los Angeles, Calif., on this day in 1954. This birthday star is known for her roles as Gemma on “Sons of Anarchy,” Cate on “8 Simple Rules” and Peggy on “Married … with Children.” She […]
Add one more tradition to the toll taken by the coronavirus pandemic. Snow days — beloved by children (especially those facing math tests) and dreaded by parents — will be a thing of the past this winter in North Attleboro. Now that many area schools are operating on a hybrid […]
Coatesville, Chester County, residents will be treated to a Light Up the Night Christmas tree lighting ceremony in Gateway Park on Dec. 12, but a divided City Council did not agree to give up to $500,000 in mortgage relief to Crosby Woods and the Downtown Revival Limited Partnership. In their […]
Since she was furloughed from her job as a server and sommelier at a Disneyland Resort restaurant, Tina Thomas has struggled to cover her rent with her unemployment checks and is four months behind on her car payments. On top of that, she is wrestling with dark feelings of loss […]
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Latest on the 2020 presidential campaign (all times local): 10:05 p.m. President Donald Trump says he wants to try and hold a campaign rally in Florida on Saturday “if we have enough time to put it together.” He also says he might also hold a campaign […]
After months of debate, the Lewis and Clark County Commission is set to begin its final deliberations Tuesday on a proposal for new zoning rules in the Helena Valley. Commissioners will hold a meeting on the zoning plan at Helena’s Great Northern Hotel, starting at 9 a.m. They’re expected to […]
CLOSE Visitors to Terror on the Fox can still hop the train to the haunt from the National Railroad Museum, but masks will be required on the ride and in all areas of the grounds inside and out. (Photo: Courtesy of Thirteenth Floor Entertainment Group) It’s October and time for terror. […]
The payments industry has been one of the beneficiaries of the COVID-19 pandemic so far, which led to a rise in digital payments. The global health peril discouraged people by and large to handle cash directly for avoiding physical contact and breaking the chain of infection. Due to closure of […]
It’s party conference time – but not as we know and love it (and often hated it, too). Gone are the three weeks of plotting and posturing in big halls, whispered briefings over tepid food, grazing on sausage rolls at fringes and rounding each day with liver-destroying receptions. This year, […]
By Edward McAllister DAKAR (Reuters) – When Michelle Alfaro left her office at the United Nations in Geneva on March 13, her job finding homes for the world’s most vulnerable refugees was under control. Four days later, the new coronavirus had knocked it into chaos. Governments across the world announced […]