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MoistureShield : Broadly Expands Throughout Northeast with Seven New BlueLinx Branches from North Carolina to Maine - Vimarsana News

MoistureShield : Broadly Expands Throughout Northeast with Seven New BlueLinx Branches from North Carolina to Maine

ATLANTA, Oct. 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- MoistureShield®, a division of Oldcastle APG, a CRH Company, has expanded distribution with BlueLinx branch locations in Charlotte and Raleigh NC,... | October 19, 2021

MoistureShield Broadly Expands Throughout Northeast with Seven New BlueLinx Branches from North Carolina to Maine - Vimarsana News

MoistureShield Broadly Expands Throughout Northeast with Seven New BlueLinx Branches from North Carolina to Maine

/PRNewswire/ -- MoistureShield®, a division of Oldcastle APG, a CRH Company, has expanded distribution with BlueLinx branch locations in Charlotte and Raleigh...

MoistureShield Broadly Expands Throughout Northeast with Seven New BlueLinx Branches from North Carolina to Maine - Vimarsana News

MoistureShield Broadly Expands Throughout Northeast with Seven New BlueLinx Branches from North Carolina to Maine

/PRNewswire/ -- MoistureShield®, a division of Oldcastle APG, a CRH Company, has expanded distribution with BlueLinx branch locations in Charlotte and Raleigh...

Group of DC Gym Owners Asks for Vaccine Requirement Over Mask Mandate - Vimarsana News

Group of DC Gym Owners Asks for Vaccine Requirement Over Mask Mandate

Gyms in the District had to require masks indoors again starting back in August, and owners say they’ve seen a drop in members taking classes.

Q&A: Michigan fitness club owner says how industry must change after COVID - Vimarsana News

Q&A: Michigan fitness club owner says how industry must change after COVID

A year later, the industry is still grappling with the effects of the operating constraints that nationally caused 17 percent of facilities to close and an estimated 58 percent drop in revenue. The numbers in Michigan — which still limits public access to fitness centers — may be worse. Michigan’s gyms and other workout centers can open at 50 percent capacity starting today, and Gov. Gretchen Whitemer announced May 20 that all capacity restrictions will end by July 1. Yet amid those changes, Michael Stack, owner of three Applied Fitness Solutions (AFS) facilities in southeast Michigan a...