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Some proms are back, with masks, distancing and coronavirus testing Follow Us Question of the Day Grace Gardens Event Center employees check temperatures of young people attending prom at the Grace Gardens Event Center in El Paso, Texas on Friday, May 7, 2021. Around 2,000 attended the outdoor event at the private venue after local school ... more > BOSTON (AP) — A minor league baseball stadium. A negative coronavirus test and absolutely no slow dancing. Those are just a few of the unusual requirements for a high school prom happening in Manchester, New...

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2700 Walnut Street Tran Wills has earned every bit of her entrepreneurial and activist cred over the past decade or two, starting with running the FabricLab in the mid-2000s, when she was nineteen and pregnant, and then expanding to a string of fashion-related gigs, galleries and curated shops. In 2013 she struck gold with her chic, non-toxic nail salon Base Coat, which has since grown across the nation, including several locations inside Nordstrom stores. In a sweet and maybe ironic way, Wills has now been able to reclaim elements of her former creative enterprises by opening Matriarch Mer...

Record metals prices catapult mining profits beyond big oil Bundles of copper cathode. Major oil producers, for decades the natural resource industry’s top earners, are being eclipsed by once-smaller mining peers who are churning out record profits thanks to red-hot metals markets. The mining windfall is the latest sign of a boom in iron ore, copper and other metals that’s sending an inflationary wave through the global economy, increasing the cost of everything from electrical wires to construction beams. Sign Up for the Copper Digest Sign Up In the corporate world, the top five iron or...

Heidi Anderson of Brookfield filed the complaint April 14 in Waukesha County Circuit Court. "The new suit was filed after we discovered that the Elmbrook School District does not actually have a mask policy in force following the end of the Governor's public health emergency declarations, but is basically pretending that they do and threatening to use it to remove Mrs. Anderson and others from district sites," said Anderson's attorney, Brady Henderson of Cream City Law, in an email to West Now. The complaint asks the court to declare the district's mask mandate null and void, or otherwise ...