LIBERTY – A Liberty man was accused of throwing a rock through a storefront window on Saturday morning.
Village police said officers on patrol were flagged down in front of the business on North Main Street. Officers saw someone had thrown a large rock through the storefront window, causing significant damage.
Eric Weygant, 40, of Liberty, was charged with third-degree criminal mischief, a felony. He was processed and released, and issued a ticket to appear in Town of Liberty Court on June 24.
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Shop Local KC offers digital storefront for Kansas City makers | Better | kctv5.com
It's a digital showroom for makers based in Kansas City. Katie Mabry Van Dieren, curator of The Strawberry Swing Indie Craft Fair, shares the swing's newest, online counterpart on Shop Local KC .
Group turns boarded storefronts into murals | KATU
Businesses Allowed To Operate Storefront Pickup And Delivery Beginning Monday - SFGate
San Francisco Mayor London Breed and Director of Health Dr. Grant Colfax on Thursday released guidelines for businesses in the city eligible for curbside or storefront pickup as the city continues to battle of the spread of COVID-19.
Beginning Monday at 10 a.m., San Francisco is planning to allow most retail businesses to resume operations with storefront pickup as long the city continues to make progress in reducing the spread of COVID-19, city officials said in a statement released Thursday.
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Project Turns 10th Street Storefront Windows Into Art Installations
COVID-19 forced many community arts organizations to change the way they work with neighborhoods. Cathead Press on East Washington Street is an active community center for the Englewood neighborhood -- offering professional and public printmaking studios, youth programs and gallery space. The nonprofit recently opened a similar space on East 10th Street.
From WFYI's Arts and Culture Desk, Jill Ditmire spoke over the phone with Cathead Press Executive Director Dominic Senibaldi. He and program director Liz Wierzbicki also teach part time at Herron School of Art and Design. Both were navigating online courses for their IUPUI students and rethinking the Cathead Press outreach, when they were asked to curate art for street-level storefront windows on East 10th Street.
Bank of Idaho opens storefront in Nampa | Money | idahopress.com
NAMPA —Bank of Idaho is scheduled to open its eighth full-service location on May 18, according to a press release.
The new branch will focus on a consultative approach to banking that's geared toward helping small business by building long-term, personal relationships. A full slate of services will be offered, ranging from personal and commercial checking to trust and wealth management programs.
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"We're really looking forward to getting up and running," said Bank of Idaho Vice President and Canyon County Area Manager Alan Mullins. "Even though it'll be under atypical circumstances, the whole team is eager to move in. It's going to be a new experience on so many levels, but we're up for it. Right now people need individual attention, and that's our specialty."
From home-based to storefront, a local woman strives for success | Business | times-journal.com
From left Morgan Gilliland (daughter), owner Juanee Gilliland and Abby Sisk of Main Street Bakery and Catering Co. in Fyffe.
Main Street Bakery & Catering Co. is located at 1160 Main Street in Fyffe and the phone number is 256-623-8819.
Main Street Bakery and Catering Co. opened its doors in Fyffe earlier this month, featuring a variety of fresh goods.
Owner Juanee Gilliland, originally from Fyffe, began utilizing her cooking skills while working at Nessa's restaurant in Collinsville.
Local moonshine company hiring after storefront closed for six weeks | WATE 6 On Your Side
PIGEON FORGE, Tenn. (WATE) — Since businesses in East Tennessee started to reopen after closures due to the coronavirus pandemic, some companies have begun hiring more employees.
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Robert Hall, CEO of the company, said they were looking to hire multiple people for their Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg stores .
He said they were fortunate to not have to let any employee in Sevier County go, but some did leave on their own accord.
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