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Los Indios de Mayagüez extienden su invicto en la Liga de Voleibol Superior Masculino

Scam alert: Uptick in stolen car sales in the Houston area

Scam alert: Uptick in stolen car sales in the Houston area

Dieciséis boricuas seleccionados en el sorteo de las Grandes Ligas

El sorteo de novatos 2021 de las Grandes Ligas concluyó el martes con las rondas de la 11 a la 20, en la que tres peloteros puertorriqueños desarrollados en la isla y seis de raíces boricuas fueron escogidos, para cerrar con un total de 16, según detalló el estadístico Humberto R. Charneco. El lanzador zurdo Eddie Rivera, del Colegio Cadest, de Vega Alta, fue seleccionado en la ronda 11 por los Atléticos de Oakland. Mientras que el campo corto Christian Olivo, de la Leadership Christian Academy (LCA), cayó en la ronda 17 por los Cachorros de Chicago. En tanto, el torpedero de la Puerto Rico Baseball Academy & High School (Prbahs), Héctor Nieves, fue seleccionado por los Astros de Houston, en la ronda 19.

Why Los Angeles Needs to Restore Its Once-Great Alternative Press

CAPITAL & MAIN-The last two decades have seen the downsizing or demise of countless American print media outlets, leaving many of us resigned at reports of the latest corporate consolidation or private equity takeover of a beloved publication.   Though I unhappily count myself among the jaded, one precursor to the 21st century erosion of the Fourth Estate still carries a particular sting — and important lessons for our time.   In June 1996, Michael Lacey and Jim Larkin swaggered into a small newsroom in West Los Angeles where a group of journalists had gathered for what they expected to be a living wake for their paper. Starting in Arizona in the 1970s, the two men had built the largest chain of alternative weeklies in the U.S. through a series of aggressive acquisitions. Though the founders of New Times tried halfheartedly to put lipstick on a pig with reassurances about their intentions, the staff’s worst fears were soon confirmed.   

Memorial service in Waterbury honors firefighters, police officers who died in line of duty

BY ANDREW LARSON REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN 256 A memorial service outside City Hall in Waterbury on Monday honored firefighters and police officers who died in the line of duty, including firefighters Heriberto ‘Eddie’ Rivera and Howard Hughes. Rivera and Hughes died on May 10, 1990, when the brakes on their fire engine failed and they slammed into a tree on West Main Street. The names of members of the city’s police and fire departments who have died since then were read aloud.

Theatre gets a wash down - Sidney Daily News

Theatre gets a wash down Eddie Rivera, of Piqua, pressure washes The Historic Sidney Theatre on Friday, April 23. Rivera has been cleaning the outside of the building and doing some restoration such as recaulking the windows. Rivera plans on applying a water sealant to the outside of the building sometime this weekend. Luke Gronneberg | Sidney Daily News Eddie Rivera, of Piqua, pressure washes The Historic Sidney Theatre on Friday, April 23. Rivera has been cleaning the outside of the building and doing some restoration such as recaulking the windows. Rivera plans on applying a water sealant to the outside of the building sometime this weekend.

Meriden barber creates special needs training course

Meriden barber creates special needs training course Meriden barber creates special needs training course Barber Eddie Rivera at his New Style Hair Studio at 975 Broad St. in Meriden, Mon., Apr. 5, 2021. Rivera created a training course to teach barbers how to work with individuals with special needs. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal Advertisement New Style Hair Studio at 975 Broad St. in Meriden, Mon., Apr. 5, 2021. Owner Eddie Rivera created a training course to teach barbers how to work with individuals with special needs. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal A sign on the front door of New Style Hair Studio at 975 Broad St. in Meriden, Mon., Apr. 5, 2021. Owner Eddie Rivera created a training course to teach barbers how to work with individuals with special needs. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal

Pasadena Being Held to its Regional Housing Needs Assessment

Pasadena Being Held to its Regional Housing Needs Assessment The city of Pasadena, known for innovative planning approaches to parking and transit-oriented development, is in a pitched battle with regional authorities over how much housing to build in the coming decade. January 13, 2021, 9am PST | James Brasuell | GTD Aquitaine "The Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) Monday denied an appeal by Pasadena of its Regional Housing Needs Assessment (RHNA) allocation by the state, which is mandating that the city build 9,400 units of new housing by October 2029," reports Eddie Rivera. SCAG's decision to deny the city's appeal is preliminary, according to Rivera, with a final decision expected on January 22.

Restaurant spending is down