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  The landlord of a hair and beauty salon operator was perfectly and legally entitled to re-enter the premises and change the locks, the High Court has been told. Peter McLaughlin says he is in dispute with Sinéad Connolly, who has operated the Sin É Hair and Beauty Salon for a decade from unit two at the Charlesland shopping centre in Greystones, Co Wicklow, over some €77,000 in arrears of rent. Last week, Ms Connolly, of West Courtyard, Tullyvale, Cherrywood, Co Dublin, asked the court for various orders, including one allowing her and her staff temporarily back into their wo...

His killed me as a pre-punk boy. Like some free-reed instrument, it glowed more than pushed, transmitting a longing I couldn't yet name. Was the sweetest on KWFM radio in Tucson in the mid '70s. That voice sidled up swimmingly next to his male-peer stars, like the velvet country-rock throats of John Dawson (New Riders of The Purple Sage) and Jackson Browne, especially on the song of isolation "The Story," a tune filled of songwriterly flourishes, raw violin and a foreshadowing narrative so great it ...

Hair salon operator seeks order allowing return to workplace Greystones operator in rent dispute with landlord about 3 hours ago Aodhan O'Faolain The salon operator claimed agents of her landlord entered her salon and changed the locks of the premises. Photograph: iStock   A hair and beauty salon operator in dispute with her landlord over rent arrears has asked the High Court for orders temporarily allowing her back into her workplace. Sinead Connolly has operated the Sin...

St. Anthony: LISC Twin Cities and partners deliver first of two riot-recovery funds April 23, 2021 — 10:12am Text size Copy shortlink: In January 2020, Maya Santamaria sold her Odd Fellows building at 2709 E. Lake St. to Adenal Investment of Woodbury for $2.8 million. In May, the building was destroyed by arson during the riots after the police slaying of George Floyd. Santamaria, who still had businesses inside including the La Raza radio station, decided to move it to Richfield. Adenal Investment couldn't be reached l...

With COVID cases continuing their three-month decline, vaccines flowing and artists with a year of material ready to perform, the coming months are shaping up to be great times to attend live music in Tucson. Of course, many local venues are not quite ready to host indoor concerts. Those with patios are utilizing their outdoor spaces, and even indoor-only venues are finding unique ways to get music to the masses—or prep audiences for when the time is right. The Fox Theatre is collaborating with the Downtown Tucson Partnership to bring back live music, but this isn't a traditional indoor...