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Confirm 60 Wall Street Base & Interiors to Receive Visionary Redesign by Architecture Firm KPF including Major Building Infrastructure Upgrades Paramount has Tapped CBRE as Leasing Partner PR Newswire NEW YORK, May 17, 2021 NEW YORK, May 17, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Paramount Group, Inc. (NYSE: PGRE) ("Paramount") today announced plans for an extensive repositioning of 60 Wall Streets base and interiors, including its soaring lobby and vast public atrium. With construction set to begin in summer of...

Large police presence in Texarkana has residents asking questions Multiple police units from both sides of state line respond to West 26th Street in Texarkana, Texas By Fred Gamble | May 5, 2021 at 12:54 PM CDT - Updated May 5 at 12:54 PM TEXARKANA, Texas (KSLA) - Texarkana police are still trying to positively identify two young adults who were part of a welfare check, and now residents are asking why a portion of their neighborhood was roped off for hours as part of this investigation....

NORTH PROVIDENCE – Local police are conceding that they haven’t been ticketing motorists for infractions as they typically would without a pandemic, due largely to fear over contracting coronavirus. But with officers now vaccinated, and the world emerging from COVID-19, they say they’ll get those ticketing efforts back into gear. Deputy Chief Alfredo Ruggiero made the concession during the Town Council’s “speed bump summit” last Thursday, March 11. He told council members that there...

The Commodore brings Irish cuisine, to Mount Airy The Irish Center has been a gathering place for social, educational, and musical activities that promote the culture and arts of Ireland for more than 60 years. And while the social scene has been temporarily lost due to the pandemic, the club added a new restaurant that is open to both members and the public. Its called The Commodore and it features the award-winning pizzas of co-owner Daniel Gutter, along with lots of comfort bar food and Iris...

Harrisburg will host COVID-19-safe Ice in the Burg festival this weekend; heres what you need to know The annual Ice & Fire Festival has been modified for COVID-19 safety, but it will feature 55 large and small ice sculptures for viewing at locations across the city. Author: Keith Schweigert (FOX43) Updated: 10:54 AM EST March 5, 2021 HARRISBURG, Pa. — Note: The video above is from the modified Lititz Fire & Ice Festival held last month.  Harrisburgs annual I...

Architects rendering of CityPlace at St Paul and Cherry streets. by Timothy McQuiston, Vermont Business Magazine In a special meeting Tuesday night called by Mayor Miro Weinberger, the Burlington City Council voted unanimously to resolve litigation and execute the newly negotiated Amended and Restated (A&R) Development Agreement with the Developer of CityPlace Burlington. This is the next step in reconnecting St Paul and Pine streets and then rebuilding the demolished central section of the dow...

CityPlace developers agree to pay prevailing wage in effort to settle with unions Garage destruction at Burlington mall site Replay Video UP NEXT CityPlace Burlington developers have agreed to pay the Vermont Prevailing Wage in an effort to get the City Council to sign off on an agreement that would end a lawsuit alleging breach of contract. The city sued last September, claiming the developers were trying to get out of commitments made in 2017, including reconnecting St. Paul and Pine streets...

From Black Wall Street To Bristol: The Past, Present and Future of Black Communities Around The World Refinery29 2/22/2021 Jessica Morgan Black folk have really gone through it this past year. Not only have we witnessed people who look like us being gunned down in their sleep, on the street or on their daily jog, but we’re also disproportionately impacted by COVID-19, the deadly virus that has swept the globe. Being Black in America, and the rest of the world, is pretty lit ...

New Hampshire Magazine Lahout’s looks at 100 years in Lincoln February 18, 2021 Courtesy photo It’s not fancy by any stretch of the imagination, but Lahout’s Country Clothing and Ski Shop, a two-story red structure with white trim that sits where Littleton’s Union and Pine Streets meet, is as much a part of the fabric of the North Country as any notch or mountain. Truth be told, as America’s oldest ski shop — it first opened in 1920 — it feels more like a grandparent’s house, a...

Kansas City Man Dies After Attending Party on Pine Street A Kansas City man was shot in the parking lot on the northwest corner of Washington and Pine Street around midnight Sunday January 17. According to the Warrensburg Police Department officers were called to Western Missouri Medical Center to investigate a shooting. At the hospital officers discovered Marcus A. Brown Jr. of Kansas City suffering from a gunshot wound. Mr. Brown was pronounced dead a short time later. Officers interviewed tw...