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After the announcement of the restaurant’s pending closure in October, Maria Simione, who opened the original restaurant back in 1973 and still owned the property, expressed her hopes for a “new chapter” and a search for another willing operator to continue to carry on the business. Co-owners Jonathan Carrillo and Brian Hernandez heard the call and soon knew they couldn’t let the business’ legacy end, they said. “I’ve been coming here since I was a kid, (and) my son loves to come here, too,” Hernandez said, adding that coming to Maria’s became a Tuesday routine for them....

Airman ascends ranks from modest start Caroline Clauson © Tyler Greenlees Lt. Col. Dan Watson, chief of Air Force Materiel Command’s Acquisition Law Division, is pictured in the U.S. courtroom at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base on April 20, prior to pinning on the rank of colonel. He began his Air Force career at Wright-Patterson as an enlisted military working dog handler. U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTO/TY GREENLEES Lt. Col. Dan Watson traded his oak leaf for the silver eagle May 1 within the same gates as his first assignment, joining the tiny 1 percent of active-duty personnel w...

By Caroline Clauson, 88th Air Base Wing Public Affairs / Published May 07, 2021 Lt. Col. Dan Watson, chief of the acquisition law division for Air Force Materiel Command, is pictured at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio on April 20, 2021. Watson pinned on the rank of Colonel May 1 at Wright-Patt, where he began his Air Force career as an enlisted dog handler. (U.S. Air Force photo by Ty Greenlees) Lt. Col. Dan Watson, chief of the acquisition law division for Air Force Materiel Command, holds the patch from his first assignment as a law enforcement specialist and military...

Updated: May 4, 2021, 9:19 am © Steve MacDougall / DCT Media Compost-based peat should be banned to help Scotland’s climate, campaigners have said. Restoring peatlands, found locally in Perthshire, Angus and some parts of Fife, is an important step towards cutting carbon emissions and meeting climate change goals. But peat is still used in many forms of commercial compost, leading to calls for local gardeners and retailers to find an alternative. Demand for peat in compost growing Andrew Llanwarne is a Friends of the Earth Tayside co-ordinator. He said it was “disappointing” that big-c...

There's nothing like rubbing – or shall we say “bumping” – elbows. On Tuesday, Greater Fort Wayne Inc. will have a Meet Me at 5:05 event at HT2, allowing business leaders to catch up and socialize in the same physical space. It will be the first such networking the organization has sponsored since the pandemic started. “We're dipping our toe back into in-person networking events,” said Dan Watson, Greater Fort Wayne's marketing director. Most gatherings for the organization's members – or investors, as they're called – have been virtual, including a “Zoom into Networking,”...