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Walk, bike, drive or skate; reside, shop, or just pass through; most agree that Somerled needs a makeover, particularly between Walkley and Grand. But how to get there? “It’s a good question,” says Ray Taylor, vice-president of the new NDG Loyola Citizens Committee, with a dozen members so far, who want to take the pulse of residents on all things Loyola. Calling themselves “completely apolitical,” Taylor and committee president Liz Faure say much is happening in their district “and there is very little citizen engagement. No matter who’s in power, we want t...

Columbia Care Inc. (OTCQX:CCHWF) has acquired another dispensary in San Diego. The New York-based cannabis company took over The Healing Center San Diego (THCSD) in a $15 million deal. The price tag includes $3 million in cash, $6 million in the company's stock as well as $6 million in seller promissory notes. THCSD was launched in 2016 by Ray Taylor and Jim Dickinson. “Expanding the retail footprint in our operational markets enhances scale, improves consumer access, leverages Columbia Care brands, drives margin expansion through the supply chain, and delivers outsized shareholder return...

CinemaBlend IT: Chapter One and IT: Chapter Two made plenty of box office bank, and they helped introduce the world to its young stars like Finn Wolfhard, Jaeden Martell, and Sophia Lillis. Stephen King’s classic horror novel turned into movies continue to find new film audiences, and these films may eventually go down in history as some of the best adaptations of his books. The IT: Chapter One cast was full of promising young actors and actresses, but IT: Chapter: Two was full of already established Hollywood vets. Both the stars of the first and second films have been very busy sinc...

2020: A Pivotal Year for NACS Virtual experiences, landmark research and frontline heroes are among the highlights of a historic year. December 28, 2020 ALEXANDRIA, Va.—The entrepreneurial nature and amazing grit of convenience and fuel retailers inspires us at NACS to push ourselves to test and learn as an organization to better serve our industry, so when the pandemic hit during late winter, instead of tapping the brakes, our teams pressed the accelerator. COVID-19 forced the cancellation of in-person events from mid-March onward. In fact, the NACS 2020 Day on the Hill—with a record 174...

camera icon © KRISTEN BOBO Recording Civil War names can be difficult: Some signatures are layered atop one another, while others are frustratingly succinct, such as “William,” “Capt. Jones,” and “1863.” Names have been smoked onto ceilings by candle flame, scratched into walls with rocks or knives, or neatly handwritten with pencil or ink. The three-year study, which ended in 2019, yielded only 41 confirmed signatures left by Civil War soldiers during wartime. (Douglas estimates that more than 10,000 signatures were left in the cave over the past two centurie...