Adrian Salvation Army adds storage space to thrift store
The Daily Telegram
ADRIAN A 2,500-square-foot addition to the Salvation Army s thrift store in Adrian will allow for all donations to be stored safely inside.
Construction began late last summer on a storage and receiving facility. It is attached to the back of the thrift store. The space allows for storing and sorting donations. There s also enough room for the Salvation Army to keep its emergency disaster vehicle inside, safe from the elements.
Salvation Army staff, the Adrian Area Chamber of Commerce and community members were on hand Wednesday morning for a brief dedication ceremony.
Michael Drummer (yes, the drummer) and Camera surprise us once more on
Prosthuman as they reinvent and reformulate their sound without sacrificing the project’s identity that has evolved over the past decade.
Less surprising is the fact that Camera is often compared favorably with Krautrock pioneers like NEU!, Can, and La Düsseldorf.
This time around Drummer is joined by
Tim Schroeder, who first teamed up with Camera as a performance and video artist on their six-week tour of the USA in 2017. Over the course of various jams and recording sessions, he was able to offer ample proof of his synthesizer skills.
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Susana Ibarra is a mom of two, a wife and a business woman. She migrated here from Mexico City and now lives in Loveland, where her catering business is suffering greatly due to the virus.
Ibarra is also volunteering as a test subject for what could be the nation s third COVID-19 vaccine right here in the Tri-State.
âYou have to be part of something important to make this world better, I think,â Ibarra said.
Dr. Antoinette Pragalos is an investigator at CTI, a Greater Cincinnati company that researches major medical issues. She s also working behind the scenes to find the latest treatments.
Managing Editor Those who sign up for Save A Lot’s Smart Shopper Rewards program will be automatically entered in the grocer s national sweepstakes.
Discount grocery chain Save A Lot has ushered in 2021 with a national sweepstakes in which one winner will win a year’s supply of free groceries. Through Feb. 9, consumers can take part by going online and signing up for Save A Lot’s Smart Shopper Rewards program. Enrollees will be automatically entered into the sweepstakes, with the winner revealed after the promotion closes.
“We’re thrilled to be kicking off the New Year with a fun sweepstakes that will surely make for a brighter year for one fortunate family,” noted Tim Schroder, SVP of marketing at Save A Lot. “2020 was such a challenging year for so many that we wanted to come up with a way to get everyone feeling optimistic about all that 2021 has to offer, and what better way to start the year off on a positive note than providing a year’s su
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As Twitchy reported Sunday night, the Associated Press revealed that Dr. Deborah Birx traveled to a vacation property in Delaware over Thanksgiving despite pleas to avoid travel and limit celebrations to “your immediate household.” On Monday night, she released a statement to get herself off the hook; you see, she wasn’t celebrating Thanksgiving, which would normally involve up to 40 people, but instead preparing a property for sale.
Dr. Deborah Birx says she did not violate COVID recommendations – saying she traveled to Delaware with members of her family she lives with. Statement is from her. pic.twitter.com/ZPMvEQN4Dq