WEB FIRST: Winsted Community Inventory seeks to match abilities with need
WINSTED – The Shafeek Nader Trust for the Community Interest’s latest project for fostering community in Winsted seeks to achieve what other organizations have done online: crowdsourcing.
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Touring Williamsburg
Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia’s top tourist attraction and the state’s second capital after Jamestown, is like entering a time portal to the colonial era.
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A delicious kitchen
The kitchen is Debby’s pride and joy. It is delicious to gaze upon, yet is an efficient work space that easily holds three busy chefs. The kitchen boasts a warming drawer, a pot-filler – a cold water faucet at the stove – a gas cooktop, an indoor gas grill and a micro-convection oven.
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Go East: Federation ready to move to Beachwood
It’s official: Jeremiah is moving. “Jeremiah,” a statue of the Hebrew prophet currently standing in the lobby of the Jewish Federation of Cleveland’s downtown headquarters on Euclid Ave., will soon have a new home on a grassy slope near the corner of Richmond Road and Science Park in Beachwood.
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Committee appointed to look into jail needs
A three-person committee has been formed to look into the possibility of expanding the Logan County Detention Center in Paris.
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Vintage home on dairy property in Fallon
A vintage home, a full dairy set up, acres of alfalfa, corrals, a dry lot, working pens and an outdoor arena offer prime country living amid more than 22 acres of level, water-righted land just west of Fallon.
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Recycle compact fluorescent bulbs at Spenard market
Farmers Market can be thinking “green” without buying a single vegetable.This week the market is giving away free compact fluorescent lights – one per person; they have 250 of the bulbs – and offering CFL recycling.
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Aberdeen Board Approves Site Plan for Fire Department Expansion
Despite lingering concerns over parking and drainage, the Aberdeen Town Board on Thursday approved a site plan for the Fire Department expansion.
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County compost operation unique to state
Buster Roseberry is a chef of sorts but what he cooks is definitely something you do not want brewing in your kitchen.
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Touring Williamsburg
Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia’s top tourist attraction and the state’s second capital after Jamestown, is like entering a time portal to the colonial era.
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Vincent lauded for RV work
Dayton Mayor Bob Vincent,74, has been named by an RV industry publication as one of the 100 most influential people in the RV industry for his work at Suburban Manufacturing in Dayton.
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Local residents turn their passions into careers
An oil and gas executive. A mortgage consultant. A mom trying to help her daughter.
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‘Scarlet Begonias’ brightens Bethlehem Pike
Karen Phelps named her shop Scarlet Begonias in honor of her favorite song by the Grateful Dead. She was fortunate in her taste in music, and her business has benefited from it. The Dead recorded many other classic songs, but it is hard to imagine a successful boutique called “New Speedway Boogie” or, heaven forbid, “Friend of the Devil.”
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Botanical Gardens Are Turning Away From Flowers
Social trends and changing demographics have forced botanical gardens to widen their appeal beyond flowers and plants.
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Anatomy of an epic move
The work involved in a corporate relocation is often sorely underestimated. Here, Royal Bank details the migration to its new Toronto high-rise
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Carlson Continues its Strategic Expansion in India with the Opening of its 30th Hotel
Carlson, a privately held, global hospitality and travel company, today announced the further expansion of its India portfolio with the opening of its 30th hotel, the 201-room Radisson Hotel Indore. Situated in the business hub of Indore, the hotel is a 20-minute drive from the Devi Ahilyabai airport and 25 kilometres from the industrial centres of Dewas and Pithampur, one of Asia’s largest …
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Arabian al Qaeda: Fanning the Flames of Jihad
On July 11, 2010, al-Malahim Media, the media arm of al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP), published the first edition of its new English-language online magazine “Inspire.” The group had tried to release the magazine in late June, but for some reason — …
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BUSINESS: Small World Coffee making big changes
PRINCETON — As its most dedicated clientele already know, Small World Coffee is getting a facelift.
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School getting $12.7M in green improvements
PENNSBURY – Project managers discovered that a shooting range under the school can be converted into instructional space.
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