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They are available from Thursday to Sunday and in one week in April, over 1,200 were sold. Mr Slater said: "Cocktails have been a good way to keep our brand name out there and we have kept up with social media all of lockdown so we are at the front of people's minds." Mr Postles' Apothecary has also been offering takeaway roasts over the winter months, but this has now been replaced with a new venture as temperatures rise. New takeaway In/Bread at Mr Postles' Apothecary in Norwich. - Credit: Fry Up Inspector/Instagram New pop-up In/Bread has been created by Mr Slater with head chef Troy Clark and on offer are baked brioche doughnuts with a range of fillings.
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Next Wave Impact Reveals Finalists for 2021 Founders of Color Showcase The diverse companies hail from seven U.S. states, represent six different industries and address 10 UN Sustainable Development Goals News provided by Share this article Share this article GLENWOOD SPRINGS, Colo., April 20, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- After receiving nearly 50 nominations for its second annual Founders of Color Showcase, global impact investor syndicate Next Wave Impact has selected six finalists who will pitch their companies to an audience of investors, funds and angel groups on May 3, 2021. All founders of color, this year's innovative startup leaders tackle 10 of the United Nations' 17 Sustainable Development Goals, and represent a range of industries including healthcare, education, environment, consumer and cleantech.
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Share this article Share this article GLENWOOD SPRINGS, Colo., April 13, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The field of innovative startup companies has narrowed from dozens of nominees to 12 remaining semi-finalists hoping to pitch their companies in Next Wave Impact's second annual Founders of Color Showcase on May 3, 2021. By hosting this virtual event, Next Wave Impact, a global impact investor syndicate with more than 200 women investors, offers startup leaders a platform to exhibit products and services to a broad audience of investors, funds and angel groups. Marcus Bullock, founder of Flikshop, a 2020 Founders of Color portfolio company. "Fueled by a commitment to reverse the limited opportunity for talented female, black and Latino CEOs who want to scale their businesses, the Founders of Color Showcase provides the kind of exposure needed for that boost," said Alicia Robb, founder of Next Wave Impact. "This year's applicants are disrupting their industries and we're grateful to have the opportunity to amplify their voices."
.......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... It’s no secret New Mexico’s health care system faces significant challenges, just coming up for air after the flood of COVID-19 patients stressed intensive care units and threatened to overwhelm hospital staff. That was true pre-COVID-19, and it is true now. An Albuquerque Journal report in 2019 found the state ranked 48th among 50 states for access to health care in a study that included the number of physicians per 100,000 population – a problem exacerbated by the fact we have the oldest doctor workforce in the nation, with many physicians eyeing retirement. When the pandemic hit, we learned the hard way we were near the bottom nationally in hospital and ICU beds per capita. Providers struggle with Medicaid reimbursement rates that don’t cover their costs – a big deal since we just became No. 1 nationally in Medicaid patients at 43% of the population.
photo by: Chad Lawhorn/Journal-World photo Empty Nester's Winery, 338 Elmore St. in Lecompton, opened in January 2021 after being years in the making. It is rare that I ever remember the ending of a story that begins with the question “What are we going to do with those 30 bottles of wine on the shelf?” But Troy Clark remembers the end of his story, and it actually is on display as a new winery in downtown Lecompton. Clark and his wife, Vickie, have opened Empty Nester’s Winery in Lecompton, which of course, is in northwest Douglas County and about a 20-minute drive from Lawrence.
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