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- ADVERTISEMENT - Catch a music and magic variety show and virtual jazz performance along with an evening bike ride in honor of gay pride. Make sure to check out an artists market and a new art gallery by students from Cal State Long Beach. And if you’re feeling like giving back, we’ve got a city-wide clean-up and a brain cancer awareness event you can support. Get to scrollin’! Brian Coakley (left) and Frank Meyer performing at Alex’s Bar. Photo by Steve Allen. Local musician Frank Meyer, known by most as the frontman for the veteran LA Punk outfit Streetwalkin’ Cheetahs, is playin...

Senior Editor (Hotels)  Hospitality Financial and Technology Professionals (HFTP®) has introduced a new professional course from its HFTP Academy: the Hospitality Benchmarking Certificate, which demonstrates expertise in financial analysis and benchmarking. The course is a collaboration with the hotel benchmarking firm HotStats and will be supported by Ascend, a hospitality talent development company. The certificate is delivered as a comprehensive course available to all, with no previous experience required. "HFTP continually strives to provide its members and the industr...

Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz tweeted that Erie County will run out of it's vaccine allocation after Tuesday's clinics, but expects more to come soon.

Coronavirus vaccine has arrived, but frustrated Americans are struggling to sign up Brittany Shammas, Lori Rozsa © Andrew West/The News-Press/Via Reuters Tom and Judy Barrett wait at Lakes Park Regional Library to receive the coronavirus vaccine in Fort Myers, Fla. Barbara Shlevin has kept a running tally of calls she made in search of the coronavirus vaccine. By Wednesday, she had tried the health department and a hospital system in Broward County, Fla., 184 times. Only once did the 71-year-old retired librarian get through. She said she waited more than 10 minutes, a...

New York City, US – Stephanie Cal was stringing up Christmas decorations at her family home in Long Island on December 13 when she got the text from a hospital co-worker. The 58-year-old nurse stared at her phone – she had qualified for the first round of Pfizer-BioNtech’s COVID-19 vaccine. Days earlier, the US Food and Drug Administration had given the green light to the pharmaceutical giant’s vaccine for emergency distribution. “This is the most wonderful Christmas gift,” Cal, a surgical ICU nurse at Long Island Jewish Medical Center in the greater New York metropolitan area, sa...