Author: Alexander V. Pullin

FORT MYERS, Fla. (BRAIN) – Despite the hardships of losing her store to Hurricane Ian in October, Lisa Badolato said it’s time to thank the Fort Myers Police Department. The fact that this happened three days before Thanksgiving and nearly a week after I got an upgraded workspace was just a coincidence. Badolato, who along […]

The following story is part of our Stronger Than Steel series, an in-depth look at how the Lehigh Valley has made a remarkable comeback since Bethlehem Steel’s blast furnaces went cold in 1995. Read more about what inspired the series here and check additional Stronger Than Steels stories here. Many cyclists ride the Lehigh Valley […]

HANOVER TOWNSHIP, LEHIGH COUNTY, PA – Just in time for the holiday shopping season, three new tenants are joining the lineup at the Airport Mall in Hanover Township, Lehigh County. First to join the mix was Trek Bicycle Allentown, which reopened in its new digs at 935-A Airport Center Road in late October. The store […]

These reports have been taken from the latest policy summaries provided by the services in our coverage area (Wilmette, Winnetka, Northfield, Kenilworth and Glencoe). WILMETTE November 17 • An unlocked bicycle was allegedly stolen from an alley in the 1500 block of Central Avenue. November 16 • A car tire was reportedly punctured in the […]

Monday November 21st, 2022 by Chad Swiatecki The city has published the draft of its vision plane for the Future of Zilker Park, which divides the major proposed improvements for the park into five regions which include the seven main activity areas for common public use and programming. Some of the most significant improvements likely […]

GRAND RAPIDS, MI — A 10-story apartment building with 432 market-priced apartments, a food hall, brewery or distillery, and an additional retail building could arrive on Division Avenue just south of Wealthy Street. The project, approved by the Grand Rapids Planning Commission on November 10, is led by Jon Morgan, co-founder and managing director of […]

Editor’s note: too many times, we have read comments, sometimes even supervisors and other legislators who should know better– that it is impossible to raise a family without a car. This is, of course, complete nonsense. If it’s difficult, it’s because cities have built streets that serve cars at the expense of all other modes […]

With a warm smile and a warm welcome, Nature Gallery owner Carol Garsten greeted visitors to her Los Altos store one recent afternoon, drawing attention to a curated collection of fossils, geodes and minerals that sparkled in glass cases, decorative bowls and ornate stands. “I think there’s perfection in imperfection,” Garsten said. “The Japanese call […]

The Indian Subcontinent Students Association hosts a thrift store on campus. Grace Everett | photo editor By Samantha Garza | news editor The Indian Subcontinent Students Association (ISSA) held a small thrift store event from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday at Vara Martin Daniel Plaza. The event invited all students to purchase clothes, with […]

Step into The Pickers Junction, tucked away in quaint Sellersville, and you might feel like you’ve found a secret treasure, with its vintage charm and treasures dating back to the 1700s. But this hidden gem is about to get a whole lot more attention since it caught the interest of the team behind The HISTORY […]

“Domestic Day” at the warehouse is “like a pep rally for people who love bikes,” said Jackie Tyson, founder of Bike Alpharetta, a nonprofit advocacy group promoting bike fun and safety. bike. Roswell and Alpharetta firefighters will hose down the bikes in the parking lot, then volunteers will bring them inside and dry them. Mechanics […]

Brief news from LVSportsBiz.com: Big League Weekend Returns: Summerlin’s baseball stadium, Las Vegas Ballpark, will host two MLB spring training games in early March. It’s called Las Vegas Big League Weekend and the Cincinnati Reds will take on the Oakland Athletics Saturday-Sunday March 4-5. Game times are at 1:05 p.m. (PT), subject to change due […]

Three days after Hurricane Ian destroyed The Bike Bistro, the bike shop owner gave an update on the tasks he needed to do to reopen. He did this while standing in several inches of mud and mud that entered the store with about 27 inches of storm surge. Steve Martin founded the store at the […]

DECATUR — A thief on a bike rode and snatched a woman’s wallet as she walked from her car to a Decatur grocery store, police report. Detective Sergeant. Steve Carroll said the 52-year-old victim was robbed at 6:30 p.m. Friday outside the Aldi store at 510 E. Pershing Road. Decatur Police are looking for suspects […]

Devon Burnley was determined to have enough shoes for Christmas. A year after shipping delays and shortages took their toll on her efforts to keep goods in stock at Deerskin Leather, a clothing, handbag and shoe store in Kitchen Kettle Village, Burnley was not going not end up with empty shelves this holiday season. After […]

If you’re a cyclist who lives in an area with poorly maintained infrastructure, you’ll likely have a lot of punctured inner tubes just waiting to be reused. Consider turning them into a sturdy and durable pencil case with this drawing [Yorkshire Lass]. [Yorkshire Lass] does a great job explaining not only the basic design of […]

A bike shop in Aurora where anyone could pick up a used bike for free is temporarily closed because the man who was at its heart has died. SCS Ernie Clark was the founder and owner of Second Chance Bicycle Shop. He died suddenly of a medical emergency on Wednesday. The store is his non-profit […]

ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) – Burlington opened Friday at Tanglewood Mall. The department store is part of a larger development plan for Roanoke County. “We are very excited to be opening here in this community because we are excited to be part of the growth and development in this area,” said store manager Jodie Byrd. Growth […]

With views of the video now up to 2.5 million, roughly equal to the number of people who live in Leeds and Northern Ireland combined, and responses close to 9,000, the Twitter admin of Durham Roads and Armed Policing Unit stepped forward to provide a thread to Sajid Javid, Baroness Foster, Susan Hall and the […]

WATERLOO, WI – November 7, 2022 – Today, Trek Bicycle and World Bicycle Relief announced their second annual holiday fundraising campaign to provide reliable transportation to rural and underserved communities. Following a successful partnership in 2021 with $1.8 million raised worldwide, Trek named the specially designed Buffalo bike by World Bicycle Relief as its “Bike […]

Welcome to LA TACO Daily News, where we bring our loyal members, readers and supporters the latest headlines on Los Angeles politics and culture. Stay informed and watch carefully. —Altadena: Joseph Chahayed, a local store owner who moved to the United States from Syria 42 years ago, won $1 million for selling the winning $2 […]

It can be said that cycling is one of the sports that attracts the most attention this year. From the “biking fever” repeatedly mentioned by many mainstream media, to more and more people joining the cycling team, we can see that people are taking an interest in this incredibly fun activity, loving him more and […]

They regularly use routes that have already been upgraded as part of Wellington City Council’s plan to develop a city-wide network of safe cycle routes and connections, says Julia. “Before we got our bike, I didn’t have a high level of confidence on the road, so all the separate bike lanes are a plus and […]

Avid mountain biker and cycling expert, Jan Roubal believes the best days are yet to come for the growing cycling community in Sault and surrounding areas. The Sault Cycling Club once again welcomed dozens of cyclists to the cyclocross event at Crimson Ridge Golf Course last weekend, where participants tested their abilities on the challenging […]

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October 25 Block 8600 200th Street Southwest: A citizen turned in a firearm for destruction. Block 22400 Highway 99: Edmonds PD assisted another law enforcement agency with a warrant suspect. The suspect was taken into custody without incident. Block 600 Edmonds Way: A vehicle has been stolen. Block 1400 Olympic View Drive: Behavioral Health Contact. […]

When the Brass Rail on Lehigh Street closed in June, it left a void. The beloved restaurant was known for many things, but chief among them were its famous cheesesteaks. David Maiatico wants to fill that void a bit with his latest attempt, Morty’s Steaks, at 332 Main St. in Emmaus. The restaurant has taken […]

One online store says all of its inventory has been sold out, while another reports a 50% increase in purchases Published: Fri, Nov 4, 2022, 7:13 PM Last update: Fri, Nov 4, 2022, 9:01 PM Over the past 20 days, store owner Saad Nilawar noticed that he was selling almost 50% more bikes than before. […]