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Julio Cortez, Associated Press  John Hessler, 62, the patio section manager at Valley View Farms in Cockeysville, Md., poses in his showroom. COCKEYSVILLE, Maryland — People used to go to Valley View Farms to buy five tomato plants and end up with $5,000 in patio furniture. This year is different. After a record burst of sales in March, the showroom floor is almost empty of outdoor chairs, tables and chaises for people to buy. The garden supply store in suburban Baltimore has been waiting...

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ELY – If the COVID-19 pandemic challenged anybody in Ely in the past year, the prize may well go to this city’s Historic State Theater. After sitting empty for a dozen years and following …

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Free People and Summer Classics to Open in Southlake Town Square Lifestyle destination in demand as retailers open new front doors in Southlake News provided by Share this article SOUTHLAKE, Texas, May 7, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Contemporary lifestyle brand Free People is soon to have a new home in Southlake Town Square. Defined by femininity, creativity, curiosity and adventure, Free People offers unique womens apparel, intimate wear, shoes and accessories. Free People is expected to open in la...

The great American novel: Invisible Man Yesterday the National Association of Scholars inaugurated a new series on the Great American Novel with a program on Ralph Ellison’s Invisible Man. The program is accessible here at the NAS YouTube channel. Moderator David Randall kindly led off the questions with one I had submitted in advance because I had a conflict with the live presentation on Zoom. Check out the NAS site here. You can subscribe to the NAS email newsletter at the bottom of its Ab...

Every single Liverpool councillors gifts, hospitalities and declared interests We decided to list what all 90 councillors have declared after Max Callers report was critical of the updating of important registers 08:58, 11 APR 2021 Updated Liverpool Town Hall. (Image: Liverpool Echo) Get the inside track on the political scene with Liam Thorps weekly email, The Merseyside ReportInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign me up When you subscribe we will use the information y...

5 Ways to Make Your Patio and Backyard More Inviting 1 / String bistro lights for instant ambience. Retro strands with exposed filaments shimmering from Edison bulbs bring a nostalgic quality to any yard, says Andrew Galindo, owner and lead designer at Bryant Outdoor Lighting. “They remind you of a good time in your life, maybe at a beer garden or a first date at a cafe,” he says. Galindo advises hanging lights in a triangle or zig-zag pattern, rather than “willy-nilly” about the yard....

Design News, Delivered —xx, your friends at Business of Home ASID names CEO, The Novogratz has a new president, and more ASID names CEO, The Novogratz has a new president, and more Business of Home’s February roundup of new hires in design, manufacturing, media and more. TO THE TRADE Lynchburg, Virginia–based leather company Moore & Giles has promoted Adam Shurr to the position of director of marketing, where he will lead the team and oversee strategies. St. Augustine, F...

Halcyon Bike Shop owner renews lease after pondering move to Chestnut Hill Halcyon Bike Shop will be staying in 12South long term. Andrew Parker, owner of the bustling business, recently renewed his lease for the building, a move that followed his mid-2020 $600,000 purchase of a Chestnut Hill property (read here) to which he had considered relocating. “We anticipated leaving, but our home is 12South and we owe a huge part of our success to the neighborhood’s residents,” Parker said. “S...