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The Tiny Desk is working from home for the foreseeable future. Introducing NPR Music's Tiny Desk (home) concerts, bringing you performances from across the country and the world. It's the same spirit — stripped-down sets, an intimate setting — just a different space. Nathaniel Rateliff stands in an old familiar place, sharing his pain. The Mercury Café is one of the first places Nathaniel frequented when he moved to Denver in 1998, hearing jazz, dancing, and eventually playing many shows there. For his Tiny Desk (home) concert, he's assembled a dozen players including a string section, b...

Alec Baldwin deletes Twitter again after being roasted for commenting on Gillian Anderson 'switching accents' INSIDER 3/4/2021 Alec Baldwin has left Twitter again.  The actor was widely mocked on the platform after commenting on Gillain Anderson's accent. He said Twitter is full of "haters" and "a--holes."  Alec Baldwin has deleted his Twitter account for the second time this year after being widely mocked for tweeting about actor Gillian Anderson using an American accent during her Golden Globes acceptance speech Sunday.  In the now-deleted tweet, Baldwin - who quit Twitter in January f...

It's another grandchild for CNY's Carol M. Baldwin.

Westminster Tool Inc. Westminster Tool Inc. invested in updating, replacing and expanding equipment to keep up with demand from its customers, who came under increased pressure last year to meet new needs related to the pandemic. PLAINFIELD, Conn.—Westminster Tool Inc. has invested in new technology to meet demand for high-precision molds from medical customers following a growth spurt that started a few years ago and accelerated during the pandemic. The investment represents more than 10 percent of 2020 sales, according to company officials, who say machining capacity was doubled and autom...

Mold maker Westminster adds capacity, technology for medical devices Westminster Tool Inc. Westminster Tool Inc. invested in updating, replacing and expanding equipment to keep up with demand from its customers, who came under increased pressure last year to meet new needs related to the pandemic. Plainfield, Conn.-based Westminster Tool Inc. invested in new technology to meet demand for high-precision molds from medical customers following a growth spurt that started a few years ago and accelerated during the pandemic. The investment represents more than 10 percent of 2020 sales, according t...