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Batavia resident Jason Lancaster found a way during the pandemic this winter to balance his life as a stay-at-home dad by boiling and baking his way into a new business.
Batavia High School's building trades classes partner with Boardwalk Shops On April 9, two Boardwalk Shops were assembled at this popular economic development project at 114 E. Wilson St. in downtown Batavia. Courtesy of Jamie Saam Thirty-five students from Batavia High School's Building Trades II classes put up two Boardwalk Shops April 9 in downtown Batavia. Courtesy of Jamie Saam This semester, students in the Building Trades II classes built the frame kits in their shop inside of Batavia High School. Courtesy of Jamie Saam Updated 4/21/2021 8:10 PM Marking thei...
What's Your Number? The Prude & The Pornstar BONUS: Is My Sex Life Normal? Overshare ADVERTISEMENT We're sorry, but it's true. And totally normal btw! As you move from flirting with someone to creating a home and a whole life with them, that lust and spontaneous desire tends to fade a smidge. However, that definitely doesn't mean you're not attracted to each other anymore. C'mon, that's silly talk. "Not wanting to have sex is not uncommon, but it usually indicates a disconnect with the self and your needs not being met for basic self-care (i.e., rest, exercise). It doesn’t necessarily mea...
Posted4/15/2021 6:00 AM Once upon a time -- back in 2019 -- outdoor dining in suburban towns meant sipping your soup on a restaurant's patio or huddling over a tiny two-top on a sidewalk out front. Then came the COVID-19 pandemic, and town officials and businesses moved with warp speed to figure out ways to move things outside, so their restaurants and pubs could survive state restrictions that shut down or limited indoor dining. And the efforts worked so well, many are setting up al fresco dining areas again, even as restrictions have loosened. "It ended up being great with all the differ...
As part of the College of Business's celebration of Women's History Month, Dean Beth Walker joined distinguished alumnae and business leaders to discuss the ways women's roles in the workplace have - and have not - shifted, how progress has been achieved, what lessons they've learned from 2020, and how they see female leadership shaping the future of business.