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Published 20 hours agoThee Hen House, a used bookstore and cafe, opens in South Tampa this week
Tampa’s book scene is getting a long-needed (and awaited) addition. Thee Hen House officially debuts this week, bringing a used bookstore and cafe gathering space to South Tampa. Thee Hen […]
Watch Me
https://traffic.libsyn.com/northliberty/52317_podcast_-_143_-_adams_lawn__land.mp3 Most kids his age are thinking about the weekend. Landon Adams is thinking about his next truck, his next employee, and his first investment property. At 17, Landon built Adams Lawn and Land from…
St Pete Catalyst
Published 21 hours agoTampa General named a lymphatic disease center of excellence
Tampa General Hospital has been named a Comprehensive Center of Excellence by the Lymphatic Education & Research Network. According to a prepared statement, the organization recently “secured funding to establish the Center for Lymphatic Education and Research (CLEAR), backed by…
MoreThanTheCurve
Published 21 hours agoAre You Negotiating for Your Client…or Your Ego?
RE/MAX Ready’s Matt Mittman discusses how to handle a situation when you feel your client is being taken advantage of, … Continue reading "Are You Negotiating for Your Client…or Your Ego?"
Glenside Local
Published 21 hours agoAre You Negotiating for Your Client…or Your Ego?
RE/MAX Ready’s Matt Mittman discusses how to handle a situation when you feel your client is being taken advantage of, … Continue reading "Are You Negotiating for Your Client…or Your Ego?"
Greene Publishing (Madison County Carrier)
Published 21 hours agoOutstanding Young Farmer of the Year
Autumn Raulerson reporter2@greenepublishing.com Outstanding Young Farmer of the Year The winner of Madison Farm Bureau’s most Outstanding Young Farmer of the Year was Jacob Hanners. Hanners is 27 years old, and is...
Kilian: Help Wausau’s people instead of paying out-of-state workers $10K to move here
In his latest Wausau’s Independent column, Tom Kilian questions whether paying out-of-state workers $10,000 to relocate here will strengthen the region — or simply sidestep the reasons people leave.
The Wellsville Sun
Published 22 hours agoGet to know Hart’s Jewelry, Wellsville NY mainstay since 1988
Short History of Hart’s Jewelry located at 148 North Main Street in Historic Downtown Wellsville From Hart’s Jewelry, Hart’s Jewelry originated on a country road outside of Angelica NY. […]
Lookout Santa Cruz
Published 22 hours agoWatsonville Community Hospital NICU remains closed, adding anxiety for expecting families
Watsonville Community Hospital’s neonatal intensive care unit has been closed since mid-July because of staffing shortages, with no reopening date set. Local maternal health advocates say the closure is adding anxiety for expecting families.
Positively Osceola
Published 23 hours agoExperience Kissimmee CEO DT Minich Inducted Into Florida Tourism Hall of Fame
KISSIMMEE, Fla. — DT Minich, who joined Experience Kissimmee as its first president and CEO in 2014, has been named the 2026 inductee into VISIT FLORIDA’s Florida Tourism Hall of […]
Lake County News
Published 23 hours agoBlueCycle Technologies harvests algae at Redbud Park
The intake pipe is fitted with a cage filter designed to keep out fish and large rocks. A pipe with clear water blasts the surface of the cage, preventing gunk from accumulating on the filter. CLEARLAKE, Calif. — A Florida company is carrying out an algae harvesting project at…
Gothamist
Published 23 hours agoDriving to death: NYC yellow taxi drivers keep dying on the job, unable to make ends meet
Baba Diange was close friends with fellow taxi driver Babacar Dem, one of four cabbies who died on the job over the summer. Four cabbie deaths over the summer raise new questions about the beleaguered industry. [ more › ]