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31 Thoughts: What caused the 'disconnect' between Eichel, Sabres Elliotte Friedman joins Hockey Central to talk about the tensions between Jack Eichel and Buffalo Sabres. | May 11, 2021, 12:14 PM May 11, 2021, 12:14 PM • How did Eichel, Sabres get here? • A look at the NHL coaching carousel • When will North Division series start? What we know: Jack Eichel dropped a neutron bomb on the Buffalo Sabres. As the team’s captain revealed Monday, he’s “a bit upset about the way that things have been handled since I’ve been hurt…. There’s been a bit of a disconnect from the organi...

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Construction starts on long-planned project to turn old Phillis Wheatley School into apartments. By Jeramey Jannene - Apr 19th, 2021 06:21 pm //end headline wrapper ?> Phillis Wheatley School in April 2021. Photo by Jeramey Jannene. Another former Milwaukee Public Schools building will become apartments. Royal Capital Group has closed on its purchase of the former Phillis Wheatley School, 2442 N. 20th St., and is set to begin construction work. The firm will redevelop the four-story building into 42 units of affordable housing and construct a new building on ...

March 11, 2021   ·   0 Comments By Sam Odrowski Orangeville Council approved a motion on Monday (March 8) that supports Branching Out Support Services plans to operate a chicken coup at Family Transition Place. The motion permits the use of a chicken coup for the summer of 2021, so long as Family Transition Place (FTP) provides an agreement for the project in writing, which will come forward at Council’s next meeting, later this month. The Town’s chicken bylaw allows residential property owners to apply for permits however, FTP ...

The challenges facing South African brandy 29th January, 2021 by Tom Bruce-Gardyne Despite its excellence, South African brandy has an image problem, at home and overseas. But, as The Spirits Business discovers, it has some passionate producers keen to fly the flag for the sector. *This feature was originally published in the October 2020 issue of The Spirits Business Few spirits‐producing nations have had it quite as bad as South Africa in this year of the plague. While off‐licenses were deemed ‘essential’ in the UK and remained open during lockdown, alcohol sales were banned by t...