Hotel Zena, the new Logan Circle hotel, aims to serve as a cultural hub celebrating female empowerment through provocative art and design and relevant programming.
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In an effort to support small businesses this Prime Day, Amazon has created an initiative that nets you $10 for every $10 or more you spend with small businesses. “Unfortunately, even if you’d like to pull away from online shopping entirely, it’s not always feasible when you need an uncommon item in a pinch. For those moments, or if you’re too far out to
This is the rear of the new delivery van that Rivian Automotive is designing and manufacturing for … [+]
Amazon unveiled Thursday the first of the electric delivery vans resulting from its partnership with Rivian Automotive.
The retail giant placed its first order last year with
Donald Trump suggested on Thursday that relatives of fallen soldiers could have given him coronavirus after they visited the White House – as the timetable for the remaining two presidential debates between Trump and Biden was thrown into turmoil.
In a phone interview with the Fox Business TV channel on Thursday morning, Trump complained about coming into close contact with the veterans’ families in a gathering one day after an event at the White House
It will come as no surprise that my mornings look quite different these days than they did seven months ago. It’s clear: The whole world looks very different.
Aside from the mundane life changes which make up our new “new normal” (taking coffee at home, wearing masks outdoors, dropping my daughter off at the dining table instead of her school and embracing that “#wfh life” instead of meeting my team at our design studio), there
Jersey City residents may not have to “just hold it” when they pass a portable toilet in the future.
The City Council introduced an ordinance Wednesday that will establish maintenance and cleaning standards for portable lavatories, flushing away unkempt porta-johns around the city.
The legislation would require portale toilets to be cleaned at least once a week, including the removal of waste from toilets, deodorizing and sanitizing the interior, as well as restocking hand soaps,
Reason Foundation’s Director of School Choice Corey Deangelis argues school choice enables a society to fund a student instead of funding an institution.
In today’s professional age, you’re never too young to get cozy in a cubicle.
A creative mom of eight has reconfigured a room in her home to serve as a virtual learning study space by deploying a go-to seating arrangement from the office days of yore: cubicles.
Heather James of Tempe, Ariz.,
This article was produced by Startup Sioux Falls and the Zeal Center for Entrepreneurship and is syndicated by the Sioux Falls Business Journal. Startup Sioux Falls is a digital hub that aims to connect the communities, companies and non-profits that make up Sioux Falls’ startup ecosystem.
Sara Lum sought out an internship with the Zeal Center for Entrepreneurship to gain experience with a local nonprofit organization as part of her
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It would be easy to dismiss the latest controversy at Cuban Pete’s in Montclair as just another reckless restaurant owner gone rogue.
For months, Dominick Restaino has ignored Gov. Phil Murphy’s dining mandates, first being cited for illegal indoor dining over the summer and now filling his dining room well beyond the current 25% capacity limit.
“If I have to, I will go to jail,” Restaino told NorthJersey.com.
Restaino would fit right in at The
Another beloved Los Angeles bookstore is in trouble.
Chevalier’s Books, an 80-year-old independent bookstore located in Larchmont Village, sent some 3,000 readers an email Monday calling on them for increased support.
When COVID-19 led to a general shutdown in March, “like most retailers, our sales fell about 40%,” wrote owners Bert Deixler and Darryl Holter. “A [Paycheck Protection Program] loan, a dedicated staff and loyal customers kept us just afloat.” Then came another hardship. “[O]ur
Anyone anywhere can make a family cookbook for very little, if any, money, whether you’re an adult feeling far away from those you love and you’re looking for some glue, or you’re a young person at home when you would typically be involved in an after-school program or other extracurricular activity. Here’s how to do it:
Make a list of “family.” The most important step is to remember that “family” is yours to define.
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Let the countdown begin! In just one week, we’ll be privy to the massive savings event that is Amazon Prime Day 2020 and we’re practically chomping at the bit to get in on all of the amazing discounts. While the sales bonanza won’t officially kick off until Wednesday, October 14,
The university has installed a Black Lives Matter banner.
Black Lives Matter. These powerful words are featured on a new banner that will welcome faculty, staff, students and other campus visitors to the University of Michigan Museum of Art for the foreseeable future.
Installed this week at the front of the museum’s Alumni Memorial Hall entrance, it represents a series of anti-racist actions that UMMA has committed to completing within the next year.
Accompanying the
This year seems like a strange time to open an expansive food, drink and live music venue capable of holding more than a thousand guests at full capacity. But Spencer Fronk and and Andrew Palmquist have been planning Number Thirty Eight, at 3560 Chestnut Place, for the past two years, and many of their original ideas fit right in with these socially distanced, contact-free days.
Number Thirty Eight is the first in planned series of
By Kathy Knotts
We’ve spent more time than usual at home this year, for better or worse. All the extra hours have meant more time to notice those projects you’ve been meaning to get to—for years.
Some of us have managed to tackle a to-do list or two, as industry reports indicate. We spent our extra hours making improvements around the house, from creating home offices to
David Cáceres, co-owner of Las Panaderia Mexican bakery, shows off his traditional pan de muerto.
In 2019 the United States Census Bureau reported that 64.2% of the population in San Antonio was Hispanic or Latino. The Alamo City continues to flourish as a cultural melting pot, and Latino-owned businesses keep thriving and contributing to their community which in turn embraces the diverse history of this Mexican American culture wholeheartedly. One of these businesses,
You need to recognize that your desire to show people how smart you are, or to impress people with your wealth, or prove how quickly you can make money, which causes you to do insufficient research, can lead you to these bad decisions.
Accept that you are flawed, he says, and you will have a chance of doing the right thing. “Do not aim to be coldly rational when making financial decisions,” he says. “Aim
HINESVILLE, Ga. (WSAV) – The City Hinesville announced the Water Department offices will be closed effective immediately due to an internal COVID-19 exposure.
Officials say the Water Department’s offices will undergo a thorough cleaning and are expected to reopen on Tuesday, October 13.
Customers can reach staff for questions by calling 912-876-3564 and selecting the Water Department option through the automated system.
Hinesville water customers can make payments in the following methods:
A middle school friend’s “sexual assault crisis” and the lasting and traumatic effects it had on the girl inspired Therese Malinowski of Downers Grove to make a difference.
“That’s what made me passionate about sexual assault,” says Malinowski, 18, who will receive the Girl Scouts’ highest national honor tonight in a private online ceremony for recipients and their families. Malinowski’s groundbreaking project created an online database that tracks sexual assaults on college campuses.
“The fact
