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New Show Ideas for WWE Network on Peacock ); The WWE Network will be transitioning to Peacock soon and we’re still left in the dark about a lot of specifics for that deal. Will they figure out the rewind button? How will the interface look? Will WWE stop producing as much content now that they have more financial security and can get lazy? Some of those answers, we’ll figure out soon enough. I’m sure some of them will stay unknown for a long while past a reasonable time frame. ); But w...

Many residents in Southwest Florida could face a significant increase in flood insurance costs under the Federal Emergency Management Agencys forthcoming Risk Rating 2.0, and those prices are expected to rise with the sea levels because of climate change. Even though the biggest change ever in how the National Flood Insurance Program calculates premiums is scheduled to take effect in just over seven months, FEMA and its recent revolving door of leaders havent shared those details with Ameri...

Breaking Ground newsletter: One Realtor, 2 weeks, 3 houses, $127M including biggest sale ever Phil Fernandez, Naples Daily News © Naples Kenny - Real Estate Photography A Port Royal family compound at 2700 Gordon Drive is the third highest priced listing in Southwest Florida history at $65 million. Perhaps the hottest run in residential real estate history by a Southwest Florida Realtor just took place. It started Jan. 28 with a $36 million purchase in Naples, the largest ...

Could the answer to NYC's affordable housing crisis be converting old hotels into new low income housing? One local non-profit is doing that right now across the city.

The first few months of the year is prime events season in metro Phoenix, but with COVID-19 doing its best to ruin everything, it can be hard to keep track of whats actually going to take place. To help, weve put together a list of of events scheduled to happen between now and the end of April — along with details about whats been canceled, postponed, or transformed to include virtual components. Theyre listed in alphabetical order to make it easy to find your favorites. Everything is subjec...

Times Square on March 22, deserted due to the COVID-19 pandemic. (Eric William Chapman) Midtown Manhattan, a dense grid of office towers normally pulsing with activity, has been called a “ghost town” so many times that you’d expect to see tumbleweeds rolling through Bryant Park. Back in July, the  New York Times declared that the commercial district was in a “ purgatorial phase zero” of reopening, painting an evocative scene of a food cart vendor scanning empty streets for signs of...

            Today is the winter solstice in the northern hemisphere, the astronomical beginning of winter when the length of day roughly equals the length of night.  Since the summer solstice in June, daylight has gradually shortened; beginning today, it will gradually increase until next June when day and night will be equal.  Even though this is the shortest day of the year, sun worshippers actually welcome it because each day from now till the summer solstice daylight will incre...

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Some are viewable day or night. What? Like youre going anywhere? ARTS Alice in Californiland AXIS dance revises their performance of the magical strange dance-tale of a young girls journey. https://www.axisdance.org/ Ballet22 In a blend of classical ballet, pointe work and contemporary styles, the new Oakland-based company Ballet22 will premiere new dances recorded at SFs ODC Theater, some with a modern holiday edge. The program, titled Breaking Ground, premieres December 11, will include a mo...

Midtown is reeling: should its offices become apartments? Matthew Haag and Dana Rubinstein Dec 14, 2020 – 4.17pm Share New York | The pandemic is pummelling New York Citys commercial real estate industry, one of its main economic engines, threatening the future of the nations largest business districts as well as the citys finances. The damage caused by the emptying of office towers and the permanent closure of many stores is far more significant than many experts had predicted early in the c...