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  Article Contributed by American Stand… | Published on Wednesday, January 27, 2021 Taco Tapes comes to you as it came to us -- uninhibited, present in the now. Common music industry practice can bog an album down for years in a mire of edits, overdubs, recording sessions. Some of these songs are decades old, but they were recorded less than a month ago.   A team of individuals at the height of their powers arranged, sang, played, mixed and mastered these in a stream of consciousness style, a single take shot. You are hearing fresh-folk, spirited covers, and tuned up & turned on tradi...

Tom Patterson believes people in the antiques business should be honest. This fall, however, the person that Patterson had to be honest with wasn't a customer. It was himself. And the truth Patterson had to confront was that his business, Dance Hall Antiques, could no longer survive due to the COVID-19 pandemic. On Sunday, the shop welcomed its last customers after more than 25 years in business, the last seven at 35 Market St. in downtown Auburn. Patterson, 72, told The Citizen on Tuesday that before the pandemic he wasn't planning on retiring anytime soon. His business partner, Dale Ross, p...

S&P 500, Nasdaq log record closes as stock market kicks off jam-packed week MarketWatch 1/25/2021 MARKET SNAPSHOT The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite clinched closing records Monday, but the Dow lagged behind its peers, in volatile trading as investors focused on a raft of corporate earnings set to be released this week amid rising cases of Covid-19 and tightened lockdowns to attempt to limit the spread of the pathogen. Investors also were keeping one eye trained on a battle between speculative buyers and short sellers on a high-profile stock that was eliciting concerns about out-of-whack val...

S&P 500, Nasdaq log record closes as stock market kicks off jam-packed week MarketWatch 1/25/2021 MARKET SNAPSHOT The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite clinched closing records Monday, but the Dow lagged behind its peers, in volatile trading as investors focused on a raft of corporate earnings set to be released this week amid rising cases of Covid-19 and tightened lockdowns to attempt to limit the spread of the pathogen. Investors also were keeping one eye trained on a battle between speculative buyers and short sellers on a high-profile stock that was eliciting concerns about out-of-whack val...

(AP Photo/Mark Lennihan) MANHATTAN (CN) — For investors, 2020 ended not with a bang but with a whimper, as markets posted meager gains to close out the last few equity trades of the year. Thursday’s minor gains only added to the year’s overall success, as all three indices are far higher than when they started the year despite the economic ravages of the Covid-19 pandemic. By the closing bell, the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 183 points after flatlining most of the day. Overall, the Dow — which shed about 5,000 points in March, when lockdowns were first announced — has gaine...