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Briefs Noble High students named winners in academic competition Four Noble High School students are winners in the Academic World Quest competition by the World Affairs Council. Team members Sofia Dillon, Sage Study, Ryan Menter and team captain Rain Bugado now move on to represent Maine in the national competition in April. The first ever regional, virtual Academic World Quest competition was organized in collaboration with seven sister councils of the World Affairs Council of Maine. Twenty-s...

Consumer study shows insights on grape consumption Findings from a recent consumer research study¹ that gathered insights on purchase, consumption and shopping behaviors among U.S. primary shoppers ages 25 to 73 were released today by the California Table Grape Commission. Among the key findings: 46 percent of primary shoppers consider fresh grapes to be a staple in their household, increased from 32 percent in 2019². Another 35 percent report that grapes are purchased often in their househol...

Beer-worthy Occasions On Tap For Fall As summer fades into fall, thoughts of football and at-home entertaining are brewing in customers’ minds. “Summer isn’t the only season that brings out people who want refreshment" says Matt Dzarnowski, Director of Large Format channel marketing for MillerCoors. "There are many occasions in the fall where our brands come to life and can be shared with family and friends." Indeed, tailgating is prime-time to score beer sales and the Miller Lite ...

Pinterest to Host "Pinterest Presents" as First Global Advertiser Summit The virtual event will provide the global advertising community an exclusive look at the companys latest research and ad product updates to engage its more than 450 million monthly Pinners News provided by Share this article Share this article SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 9, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Pinterest (NYSE: PINS) announced today that it will host its first ever advertiser summit, Hosted for advertisers in key markets includin...

As museums have lost millions, they have had to re-engineer how they reach visitors and kids Domenica Bongiovanni, Indianapolis Star Replay Video UP NEXT Over the course of the coronavirus pandemic, Indianapolis largest museums have felt like places that offer some semblance of a respite from 2020. They reopened over the summer when shutdown restrictions lifted, offering their spacious corridors as one of the few opportunities for an indoor cultural experience. People can mov...