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Furniture World News By Nic Ledoux on 3/11/2021 The year was 1996 when the American Society of Furniture Designers (ASFD) held their first Pinnacle Design Achievement Awards to promote superior design qualities and encourage the recognition of designers within the retail home furnishings industry. Fast forward 25 years, ASFD is now International Society of Furniture Designers (ISFD) and they have grown to receive record number of Pinnacle Awards entries in recent years along with over 15,300 gala views on YouTube in 2020. To be considere...

'It's been a long slog': Darien businesses hope next COVID reopening phase will turn tide Jarret Liotta and Susan Shultz March 9, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 1of8 Bob Mazza, owner of the Sugar Bowl Luncheonette, installed partitions in November.Jarret Liotta for Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less 2of8 Barrett Bookstore offers a lot of room for customers, so the expansion of capacity won't have a great effect on it.Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less 3of8 4of8 Bill Jensen, owner of Darien Toy Box, said he fortunately doesn't get too many customers in his store at any one time, but he wil...

More indictments have been issued in the drug-trafficking case known as "Prison Empire" by the South Carolina State Grand Jury, making it the largest number of defendants for a single narcotics conspiracy investigation in South Carolina's courts, according to the state Attorney General's Office. The indictments collectively contain 487 charges alleged within 297 counts against 100 defendants, according to a press release from the Attorney General. And there is a connection to a federal case where a web of organized crime allegedly operated in prisons with gangs, drugs and murder. That case ...

Pasco & Sumter: Northbound I-75 at MM291 and MM328 -UPDATE: One NB lane is now open and the fire is out. One patient is being evaluated.

By John Conrad Mar 2, 2021 Deland, Fl.(Florida News Network)-On Saturday night in the DeLand area, deputies responded to reports of a car driven into a retention pond. The first deputy on scene, Nicholas Maletto, headed into the water and was soon joined by Deputy Patrick O' Melia. Together, the deputies pulled the 73-year-old driver out of the sinking vehicle and brought her to shore. She's OK, and Deputy O' Melia even grabbed her purse on the way out. Watch the rescue video below. Video credit: Volusia County Sheriff's Office About Florida News