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Disclosure: Our goal is to display products and services that we think you will find interesting and useful. If you purchase them, the entrepreneur may receive a small share of the sales revenue from our business partners. Cybersecurity is a top priority for entrepreneurs today. Cybercrime is on the rise and can be a costly […]
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LAFAYETTE — Greg Anspach and his family have lived in the city as long as anyone has — his parents started Anspach’s Jewelry in 1955 in Old Town Lafayette. In the year In 1967, they purchased the building at 101 S. Public Road for their business. Brent Lynch, right, looks at jewelry designs for a […]
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Chico – If you’re looking for authentic Mexican street food, check out Chico’s. Look no further than Lacidad Mexican Grill, which had its grand opening on August 29th. Located at 645 West Fifth St. #110, the restaurant is located on the corner of Fifth and Ivy in the middle of Chico State’s fraternity and sorority […]
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Maayan Ziv was traveling from Toronto to Tel Aviv last week for an accessibility conference. A $40,000 special wheelchair was damaged on her Air Canada flight. The airline has agreed to replace the wheelchair, but it will take months to deliver a new one. Loading Something is loading. Mayan Ziv was prepared for the challenges […]
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The recovered Iganodon skeleton is expected to fetch around $500,000 at auction next month. One paleontologist told Insider that he hopes the current dinosaur craze will “pass.” The skeleton of a creature that lived 150 million years ago and was 4.2 feet tall and 9.8 feet long. Loading Something is loading. Tired of buying art […]
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Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Saturday that the European Union must have a coordinated response to Russian President Vladimir Putin’s blackout over natural gas supplies. Putin’s invasion of Ukraine is aimed at “legitimizing blind tyranny and enabling any environmental troublemaker to do the same,” in a jibe at Greece’s […]
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Last year, when Oru Ogbo was asked by his employer if he wanted to join a new program to train and support young leaders across Europe, he didn’t hesitate. As a Nigerian who came to the UK ten years ago and was working with PwC, he wanted to share his experience and hear different perspectives. […]
Continue ReadingQUINCY — Paul Yu has owned the East Chinatown restaurant in Quincy for nearly two decades. Little has changed on Hancock Street. “When I started here 18 years ago, this area was quiet. It was very quiet. But now you can see people moving around. It’s completely different,” Yu said. His restaurant was one of […]
Continue ReadingMembers of Lee’s new public service journalism team bring expertise from a variety of topical backgrounds, including public safety, public health, government, social justice and the environment. Regional public service journalism teams provide access to public records, monitor taxpayer money and government spending, investigate information related to health, crime, and safety issues, and serve as […]
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It was business as usual for Wyomissing as the Spartans defeated Trinity 35-14 in a non-league football game at A Field on Saturday afternoon. Wyomissing’s proprietary Wing-T offense was in full swing as the Spartans racked up 317 rushing yards on 36 carries and cruised to victory over the Shamrocks. “We always like to come […]
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