One of our all-time favorite stores for fashion and home decor items is Anthropologie. It definitely brings that romantic aesthetic, not only with the fashion brands sold at the retailer, but also in the design of the house. Anthropologie buyer Keith Johnson tells Oprah“I think Anthropologie is such a tactileRead More →
Campus news Angel Mammoliti leads a warm-up routine. Photo: Meredith Forrest Kulwicki By CHARLES ANZALONE Posted August 30, 2022 UB’s latest summer dance class ends with laughter, cheers, hugs and tears. Something extraordinary has just happened. Those in the room could smell it. The expressions, movements, attention and concentration ofRead More →
In contrast to the majority of publications on personal finance, “Finance for the People” genuinely discusses issues of economic inequality. After reading the book, I formed three new routines in my life that made it much simpler for me to manage my money. Having two different checking accounts, one forRead More →
Senate Bill 972 Passes California State Legislature By Dolores Quintana Despite the California Safe Sidewalk Vending Act of 2018 (Senate Bill 946) decriminalizing street food vending when former Governor Jerry Brown signed the bill, many street food vendors have encountered issues due to state dated retail code as noted. byRead More →
PUB CRAWL should enjoy the chance to tackle 10 stages for the first time in the Racing TV Profits Returned To Racing Handicap (2.10) at Redcar today. A 150-1 second at Leicester on April Fool’s Day earned Michael Bell’s trainee a handicap rating of 77 for the British Horseracing AuthorityRead More →
SAN RAMON, Calif. — Google’s parent company posted its slowest quarterly revenue growth since 2020 on Tuesday, the latest sign that the huge gains tech companies have enjoyed during the pandemic are fading in the rearview mirror. For most companies, the numbers reported by Alphabet Inc. would be cause forRead More →
UFC heavyweight champion Francis Ngannou has fueled fight fans’ enthusiasm by insisting he expects a hybrid fight with Tyson Fury to take place next year. WBC heavyweight champion Fury has claimed he will retire after his emphatic sixth round win on Dillian Whyte on Saturday night, but he quickly seemedRead More →
A show where all the characters are squirrels? Yes. Playwright Robert Askins puts a warning in the mouth of the scientist who opens the show: “Buckle up, wise patron of the arts. And you should. Because this cleverly written, brilliantly acted and perfectly executed production sends the audience on aRead More →
Courtesy photo John Lingenfelter has won 15 NHRA events. (Editor’s note: This is the second in a series of stories about Blair County Sports Hall of Fame winners.) An East Freedom native will become the first race car driver inducted into the Blair County Sports HallRead More →