Opening: Guatemalan, Indonesian food, new cafe, sandwich spot
It’s springtime and, even if it is still raining, new businesses are opening in the Mission, from Guatemalan food to Indonesian flavors.
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Spanish professor Daniel Quirós synthesizes culture with creative writing
Daniel Quirós is not just a professor, but also a published fiction author of multiple books. Quirós’ books include a short story collection, a fiction novel about a Costa Rican man living in the United States and two novels “in the realm of the crime genre,” according to Quirós, an associate professor of Spanish. These...
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Small businesses thriving in Buchanan Mercantile and Food Market!
ABC57 News in South Bend, Ind. covers all of Michiana including St. Joseph, Elkhart, Kosciusko, LaPorte and Marshall counties in Indiana and Berrien, Cass, Van Buren and St. Joseph counties in Mich.
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Witches and zombies and unicorns...oh my! Halloween is upon us and there is plenty to do!
'Tis the night for witches, ghosts and other creatures of the night. Halloween is right around the corner. Find an event that will get you howling.
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Riding the wave: Buchanan aims to ensure vibrancy with maker's market, streetscape & more
First fueled by antique stores and then cannabis businesses, Buchanan aims to keep the momentum going.
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The Runner | From the Editor: Polycentric approach is needed for Surrey's rapid development
Between now and 2051, the City of Surrey estimates its population will increase to a total of 884,370 residents. Around 199,660 of those people will be living in Whalley and the City Centre areas. This is one of the reasons residential, commercial, industrial, and institutional developments are rising in the city, sometimes at the cost of
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