RESTON, Va. , July 8, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- IndraSoft is excited to be selected to support the DISA Storefront (DSF) platform. The DISA Storefront provides essential services at the center of the DISA information ecosystem. Integrated with the disa.mil portal, DSF is the public facing interface for Mission Partners to discover, learn and request key DISA services. IndraSoft is partnering with DISA to reimagine and reinvigorate Storefront order entry and order management capabilities.
"DISA Storefront is an exciting opportunity to deliver a cutting-edge solution that will have a positive mission impact." said John Luongo , IndraSoft's Chief Growth Officer. "We invest in our people and capabilities to provide customers with leading solutions built for mission value – envisioning, designing, and implementing platform solutions to help launch our customers onto an accelerated journey to exceed mission goals.
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Police looking for truck that backed into Norton storefront - News - Akron Beacon Journal -
NORTON — Police are looking for information after a truck backed into a storefront and left.
Norton police posted video to their Facebook page on Wednesday, which appears to show a silver pickup drive in reverse through several parking spots before going across a sidewalk and into a storefront.
Police said the incident happened about 9:15 a.m Tuesday at the Verizon store in the Norton Shopping Center. The driver left after the incident, police said, and they are trying to identify the owner of the vehicle.
Vinegar Hill Greek Revival With Wooden Storefront, Two Apartments Asks $2.15 Million | Brownstoner
Located on the atmospheric commercial spine of Vinegar Hill, this early 19th century structure offers a storefront with two apartments above. Buildings in this historic neighborhood don’t come up on the market that often and indeed, 54 Hudson Avenue hasn’t changed hands since the 1970s.
The Greek Revival-style building is one of a row that was in place by 1841 and likely dates to the 1830s. It’s within the petite Vinegar Hill Historic District. Designated in 1997, the district is actually comprised of three noncontiguous sections of early and mid 19th century structures that reflect the period of the founding of the neighborhood.
Lincoln Park home for sale
This vintage greystone storefront in Lincoln Park has a secret. Although it looks like several of the other old-time retail spaces along its block on Webster Avenue, behind it lies a bright, soaring contemporary home, with a two-story wall of windows, a rooftop courtyard off the kids’ bedrooms and crisp white finishes.
The home, four bedrooms and about 5,000 square feet, is coming on the market today, priced at $2.5 million and represented by @properties agent Carrie McCormick.
While you're here, how about this:
Cannabis use permit, storefront ordinance may be continued | Local News | trinityjournal.com
Two major projects the Trinity County Planning Commission is scheduled to consider at its meeting this Thursday night, July 9, in Weaverville may be continued to future meetings instead at the request of Planning Department staff.
The first is to consider a recommendation to the Trinity County Board of Supervisors on a draft retail cannabis storefront ordinance in the following commercial zoning districts: Retail Commercial (C-1), General Commercial (C-2), Highway Commercial (HC), and Heavy Commercial (C-3). The agenda item was continued to the July 9 meeting from the commission's June 11 meeting for revisions.
Weird Realms closing storefront, plans to open in new location in 2021 - cleveland.com
Weird Realms, a board game store in Cleveland, announced that it will close its storefront this summer. (Photo courtesy Beckett Warren)
CLEVELAND, Ohio - Weird Realms, a Cleveland board-game shop, announced that it will close its storefront at 11508 Lorain Avenue this summer.
"These are some weird times," the Facebook announcement states. "Weird Realms has been figuring out the best way to adjust to them. It seems as if normalcy and regular in store play are still quite a way off."
Artists create murals on boarded up Downtown storefronts | KOB 4
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. —Local artists are creating murals on the boarded up storefronts in Downtown Albuquerque while business owners wait on the city’s assistance for repairs.
City officials said they’re working with 21 businesses Downtown to help replace those windows.
Jessica Anderson and other artists came up with the idea to bring color back to Downtown in the meantime.
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“I just think everyone who has been walking by and talking to the artists have said it just brings such a good vibe down here, so I think it’s uplifting,” Anderson said.
Dispensary33 Seeks Even Larger Expansion In Andersonville – Block Club Chicago
ANDERSONVILLE — Dispensary33 wants to take over one-and-a-half storefronts in its North Clark Street building, an expansion that would allow the store to serve more customers and cut down on outdoor wait times, owners announced Tuesday.
The popular Andersonville cannabis dispensary at 5001 N. Clark St. is asking the city for a zoning change to expand into a neighboring storefront and take a portion of the space previously occupied by Hot G Dog . Plans for the expansion were detailed at a meeting held Tuesday by Ald. Matt Martin (47th).
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