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Stories of misogyny, sexual harassment in craft beer hit close to home, spur reckoning in industry

Some places of worship in Kamloops have begun planning or intend to hold indoor worship services following changes to the provinces guidelines, while others will continue online and outdoor . . .

Most of the ownership group of Wormtown Brewery is stepping back from direct involvement in operations while the company investigates allegations of sexual harassment posted anonymously online.

The latest Utah new from Tuesday evening, May 18, 2021.

Utah’s housing crisis may be more about shrinking paychecks than a shortage of homes. As state lawmakers met Tuesday in advance of spending millions of pandemic-relief cash to encourage more affordable housing construction and other projects, a top analyst told them that a lack of supply isn’t the Beehive State’s most pressing housing issue and urged them to look also at ways of boosting incomes for Utah’s working families. “We can’t build our way out of this,â€�...

KUER A housing specialist with the Utah Department of Workforce Services told Utah legislators Tuesday the solution to the state’s affordable housing problems wasn’t as simple as building more houses. He said stagnant wages were also part of the issue. The solution to Utah’s affordable housing crisis isn’t to build more housing, which is the state’s current approach. That’s what David Fields, a housing specialist with the Utah Department of Workforce Services, told state legislat...

BOARDMAN — Christine M. “Chrissy” Jones, 58, passed away Thursday, April 8, 2021. She was born July 15, 1962, in Tiffin, the daughter of Merle Cascaden and Donna J. Steinmetz. Chrissy was a 1980 graduate of Boardman High School. She worked as a bartender at the Budapest Inn for 26 years, where she was loved by all the patrons and knew all their names. In her spare time, she enjoyed traveling, gardening, fishing, hiking, swimming, going to Geneva-on-the-Lake, and spending time at their ...

Patience will be key for Jaron Ennis Jaron Ennis continues to impress, but there is no need to rush his development, writes Nigel Collins JARON ENNIS’ flamboyant style is a hybrid, grounded in bedrock fundamentals but expressed in a seemingly spontaneous manner. It was far too much for the normally durable Sergey “Samurai” Lipinets to handle during their scheduled 12-round welterweight bout at the Mohegan Sun Casino on Saturday (April 10). The California-based Kazakh was knocked out at t...

March 13, 2021 Racecar Driver, Firefighter, Entrepreneur, Charlie Dickens Of Greenbrier Has Died. He Was 61 ROBERTSON COUNTY TENNESSEE: (Smokey Barn News) – Racecar Driver, Volunteer Firefighter, entrepreneur, inventor, and Bee Gee’s lover, Charlie Dickens of Greenbrier has died. He was 61. On March 8th Charlie Dickens was taken to the hospital and placed in CCU. Two days later he passed away. “As much as it hurts my heart to type this out…my perfect, hard-working, selfless father wen...

David Fields was taking his daily jog through New Bedford's Buttonwood Park on Sunday afternoon when he spotted something strange dangling from a tree branch.