When Lila Chess and Aron Kandel were planning their January 2018 wedding, the New York City couple was wary of acquiring too much stuff. They lived in a small apartment with limited storage. Lila opted not to have a shower in order to keep gifts at a minimum. But the couple knew that friends and [...]
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine offered tips for guests who stayed at Marriott’s Starwood brand hotels and were affected by the data breach. The company announced that hackers gained unauthorized access to the Starwood guest reservation database in 2014 and that as many as 500 milllion guests who made a reservation at a Starwood property, [...]
PHOENIX (AP) — Two years after defeating longtime metro Phoenix Sheriff Joe Arpaio, Paul Penzone is steadily making progress in carrying out a massive court-ordered overhaul of a beleaguered agency that was found to have racially profiled Latinos. The new sheriff has improved compliance with the overhaul and taken far more steps to repair relations [...]
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina's flagship university proposed Monday to move a toppled Confederate statue into a new $5 million building on the outskirts of campus, seeking to balance security with strict state historical laws in a step that triggered an uproar by chanting demonstrators who took to the streets after nightfall. The [...]
NEW YORK (AP) — You might have heard of the three blind mice or the itsy-bitsy spider who went up the water spout. But have you ever heard of the little cold and hungry chicks? If you grew up speaking Spanish, the answer is probably yes. But Susie Jaramillo wants everyone to know “Los Pollitos,” [...]
Pet lovers and armchair political commentators alike confirmed the soft spot Americans have for their canine companions upon observing the late-President George H.W. Bush’s service dog lying alongside his flag-draped coffin. It was reported that the yellow lab named Sully H.W. Bush would be assigned to another veteran of U.S. Military Service as early as [...]
WASHINGTON (AP) — Facing the nation for the first time as its president, George H.W. Bush vowed to lead with humility, moral principle and a spirit of unity. […]
Online job postings in central Ohio were down in September. There were 33,056 total job advertisements from Sept. 14 to Oct. 13, down from 34,078 postings of the previous period and down from 37,109 postings for October 2017, according to data from the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services. Computer and mathematical occupations had [...]
Strongwater Food & Spirits’ combination of an event space to compliment its bar has been a key part of the destination’s success, which in turn has contributed to Franklinton’s revitalization. And the growing hasn’t stopped. The venue plans to open another event space, a coffee shop and a larger kitchen for off-site catering. Strongwater patrons [...]
