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Print For generations of Boyle Heights residents, Sears was a place to buy the mundane necessities — khaki pants, refrigerators. It was there for families as they grew, from baby clothes to prom dresses to business casual outfits for first jobs. It was a window-shopping mecca, a place to gaze at puppies and kittens, to beg parents for candy and popcorn. For new immigrants from Mexico, El Salvador and elsewhere, it contained all the things they hoped to one day afford. Advertisement It was a landmark, an Art Deco behemoth that bookended the neighborhood with its architectural cousin, the or...

03/17/2021 Hilton, and Delta Air Lines Partner with Lyft’s Vaccine Access Campaign to Promote Funding Vaccine Rides for Those in Need Lyft, Inc. announced new partners are joining its nationwide campaign to support access to the coronavirus vaccines. Two of Lyft’s largest loyalty programs,  Hilton and  Delta Air Lines, are working with Lyft and, alongside founding partners,  JPMorgan Chase and others, will mobilize their members to provide access to rides to vaccination sites to those in need. With the help of these and other partners, Lyft is offering ind...

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https://www.afinalwarning.com/491145.html (Natural News) MeWe, the “anti-Facebook” social media website, has seen a surge in new membership following concerns regarding data privacy and the recent mass waves of censorship of conservative speech in popular big tech-controlled websites. “People all over the world are leaving Facebook and Twitter in droves,” said MeWe spokesperson David Westreich during an interview with  Fox Business on Thursday, Jan. 21, “because they are fed up with the relentless privacy violations, surveillance capitalism, political bias, targeting and newsfeed...

Chesnot/Getty Images toggle caption Chesnot/Getty Images The social network MeWe is among a number of apps seeing an influx of users after Facebook and Twitter kicked off former President Donald Trump. Chesnot/Getty Images The alternative social network MeWe had 12 million users at the end of 2020. Barely three weeks into 2021 — and two since a right-wing mob attacked the U.S. Capitol — the company says it's now passed 16 million. CEO Mark Weinstein says this popularity is a testament to the reason he launched MeWe in 2016 as an alternative to Faceb...