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Wed January 13, 2021 - West Edition #2 Irwin Rapoport – CEG Correspondent The reconstruction of U.S. 290 in Houston (My 290), a $1.3 billion project, recently attained substantial completion and is providing immediate relief for commuters and commercial drivers in this growing metropolitan region. The project, funded by TxDOT, Harris Country Toll Road Authority and federal dollars, was divided into 13 contracts, with Williams Brothers Construction Co. Inc. (WBC) securing nine of th...

Porch Pirates a concern in cities and neighborhoods Sean Boyd © Provided by Cheyenne-Scottsbluff KGWN-TV Police ask you make sure to bring in packages as soon as they are delivered to deter any porch pirates. CHEYENNE, Wyo. (Wyoming News Now) - Thousands of people in Wyoming along millions of Americans have opted for the convenience of shopping online during the pandemic.. Popular Searches With that convenience comes the risk of package theft, also known as know being victimi...

Study finds Milwaukee ranks among top cities for package theft during pandemic MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) --- A new study found Milwaukee ranks among top cities in the nation for package theft during the Covid-19 pandemic. Digital Third Coast says experts believe there was a rise in package theft to coincide with the holiday season as many shop from home this year due to the ongoing pandemic. Bid-On-Equipment recently analyzed Google search volume in cities across the country to determine where packag...

NEW BUFFALO — The New Buffalo City Council voted 4-0 on Monday to extend the moratorium on the acceptance of new short-term rental licenses within the city for eight months. Resolution 2020-16 was originally adopted on May 18, 2020, to allow further study and development of possible short-term rental ordinance amendments. Mayor John Humphrey said the moratorium will help the city “make sure we have a cap of what we’ve operated with in the past last year so we’re not increasi...

These Ann Arbor-area businesses opened in 2020, despite COVID-19 challenges Updated Dec 23, 2020; Posted Dec 23, 2020 Owner Angeline Pratt works at Bohmey Beauty, 507 N. Fifth Ave. in Ann Arbor, on Monday, Nov. 30, 2020. The new store is located on the second floor of the Kerrytown Market and Shops.J. Scott Park | MLive.com Facebook Share ANN ARBOR, MI -- Several Ann Arbor-area businesses struggled to stay afloat during a year of state-ordered closures and social distancing due to the coronav...

"Body of a Whale as a Doorway" written and read by Danielle Weeks Danielle Weeks received her MFA in poetry through Eastern Washington University’s creative writing program. Her poetry has been published or is forthcoming in  Columbia Poetry Review,  Third Coast, among others, and her poem “Human Uses” was chosen as the winner of  Atticus Review’s annual poetry contest in 2018. Danielle currently lives in Spokane and works for the Childrens Home Society of WA.  Tags: 

Dennis Quaid is Working on a Movie About Charley Prides Life Hollywood superstar, recording artist and recent The Charley Pride Story. "I tried to do a movie on Charley Pride years ago, and it just didnt go anywhere at the time," Quaid told Wide Open Country in a recent Jack Clement, who was a great mentor to Charley. So I got ahold of Charley and asked if I could just come and meet him in Dallas. I went and had Mexican lunch with he and his wife Rozene. This was before the pandemic. We got ...

2:39 Danielle Weeks reads "Introduction to Quantum Theory" by Franny Choi from her book "Soft Science," which will be published by Alice James Books in April 2019. Danielle Weeks received her MFA in poetry through Eastern Washington University’s creative writing program. Her poetry has been published or is forthcoming in  Columbia Poetry Review,  Third Coast, among others, and her poem “Human Uses” was chosen as the winner of  Atticus Review’s annual poetry contest in 2018. Danielle ...

"Nocturne with Supermoon & MS Relapse" by Emily Rose Cole read by Danielle Weeks Danielle Weeks received her MFA in poetry through Eastern Washington University’s creative writing program. Her poetry has been published or is forthcoming in  Columbia Poetry Review,  Third Coast, among others, and her poem “Human Uses” was chosen as the winner of  Atticus Review’s annual poetry contest in 2018. Danielle currently lives in Spokane and works for the Childrens Home Society of WA.  Tags:�...

Not that our previous coffee reportage has gone the way of used grounds, no. But time has passed – even during this damned pandemic, time has passed – and so we’ve got to tell you about some new things (and remind you of one thing), or else what kind of coffee aficionados would we be? Thus, we’re glad to report: 1) JO’S HOUSE BLEND We told you, in a recent Food News Buffet, how the Bunkhouse Group – the hospitality consortium behind locally beloved Jo’s Coffee – has teamed up ...