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Laguna Beach Local News Seven Degrees after dark. The event venue is one of 18 properties backed by a $195 million loan recently purchased by a company controlled by Dornin Investment Group. A court-appointed receiver reported Friday that debts are racking up at real estate developer Mohammad Honarkar’s portfolio of 18 hospitality and event properties in Laguna Beach, according to court records. Honarkar’s properties, with the exception of Hotel Laguna, have been under the control of court-...

Uncertainty continues as arts community rises from pandemic’s grip As shows are scheduled and events return, organizers wait for audiences to come back BY MICHAEL CRUMB, Senior Staff Writer Friday, May 28, 2021 6:00 AM The Downtown Farmers’ Market has announced plans to begin expanding its number of vendors and other activities beginning Saturday, May 29. The market kicked off its return to a live, in-person event on May 1, when it opened with 115 vendors, ...

TAMPA, Fla., May 26, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- First Citrus Bancorporation, Inc. (OTC Markets: FCIT ) was recognized as Florida's leading community bank for ...

Reply Study reveals Latinos’ wellbeing and successful recovery from this pandemic have great implications for a strong American economy (Image Credit (Latino Donor Collaborative)) May 27, 2021 – Los Angeles- Despite being disproportionately impacted by COVID-19, Latinos rebounded and stepped up for America during this pandemic and are poised to drive the nations economic recovery according to a recent report, The Latino Community Stepping Up for the Community and How They Will Drive Americ...

A costly tax cut during the pandemic is bad for NC Published 8:24 a.m. today When North Carolinians with earned income below $60,000 have yet to see employment return to pre-COVID-19 levels — and while those with higher income have fully recovered and corporate profits are soaring — North Carolina needs to invest in supporting a more just recovery and to target any tax cuts to those hardest hit by the pandemic. Instead, Senate leaders released their plan for changing the tax code. They are ...

/PRNewswire/ -- Despite being disproportionately impacted by COVID-19, Latinos rebounded and stepped up for America during this pandemic and are poised to...

A mainstay lives on: Nick’s Nest celebrates a century of hot dogs, nostalgia Jennifer Chateauneuf, co-owner of Nick’s Nest in Holyoke, talks about the business and its 100th anniversary. STAFF PHOTO/CAROL LOLLIS Though the juke boxes don’t work anymore, the band box at Nick’s Nest in Holyoke still does. STAFF PHOTO/CAROL LOLLIS Marie Chateauneuf, the mother-in-law of Nick’s Nest co-owner Jennifer Chateauneuf, makes potato salad before the restaurant opens for lunch last Friday morn...

First Citrus Bancorporation, Inc. retains recognition from American Banker as Florida’s top performing community bank and is among the top 100 nationwide...

When North Carolinians with earned income below $60,000 have yet to see employment return to pre-COVID-19 levels — and while those with higher income have fully recovered and corporate profits are soaring — North Carolina needs to invest in supporting a more just recovery and to target any tax cuts to those hardest hit by the pandemic. Instead, Senate leaders released their plan for changing the tax code. They are flouting the no-net-tax-cut provision in the American Rescue Plan. They are...

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