Two Haines farmers have developed a new website for residents of the Chilkat Valley to purchase natural foods and products from local businesses. The online marketplace provides a new tool for shopping locally at a time when many businesses are struggling.
Leah Wagner and Nick Schlosstein are the co-creators of Foundroot, a company that sells seeds tailored to grow in Alaska. They also sell produce from their farm to restaurants and locals in Haines.
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First look at John's Marketplace Powell Blvd. – Opening Today - New School Beer
John’s Marketplace opens their new southeast Portland location to the public today at 3550 SE Powell Blvd. John’s has been one of the longest running bottle shops in Oregon based on their single location in southwest Portland’s Multnomah Village neighborhood.
John’s Marketplace was first founded in 1999, but over various owners it underwent it’s own phases of reopening before establishing itself as one of the premiere craft beer destinations. John’s has stayed a major player in the craft beer scene, sponsoring their own beer festivals and those of others, and keeping an enviable selection of vintage beers and imports alongside local craft.
COVID-19 is bringing back the road trip - Marketplace
A marketplace for all the senses: Couple wants a little of London, Bali in downtown Auburn |
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Secondhand clothing sales are growing during the pandemic - Marketplace
During a recession, there are always some bright spots in the economy. One of them is resale clothing. While the broader retail sector is shrinking, sales of secondhand merchandise from online resale platforms like Poshmark, Depop, and thredUP are growing.
In early March, before the lockdowns, Marketplace's Marielle Segarra visited one of thredUP's distribution centers in Phoenix to get a peek behind the curtain.
ThredUP is an online thrift store. It sells mass-market brands, as well as designer items, for women and children.
The Minecraft Marketplace Summer Sale has started, discounts dozens of items | Windows Central
If you were waiting for an opportunity to buy some new maps, skin packs, or other items in the Minecraft Marketplace, you'll want to take a close look at the newly announced Summer Sale that Mojang Studios is running until July 13, 2020. With the sale, dozens of various items in the Marketplace will be heavily marked down, some by as much as 75%, with some free goodies thrown in for good measure.
Mojang Studios says there's also a free emote hidden in the Summer Sale as well, which were added in the Nether Update . Even if you're not intending to spend money, it's still worth taking a look and claiming the free content on offer here. The sale is only around for ten days, so don't wait around on it too long!
COTERIE Cancels New York Marketplace, Shifting Focus Toward Dynamic Digital Trade Event | Textile
NEW YORK — July 2, 2020 — Informa Markets Fashion announced today that its flagship New York-based fashion trade show, COTERIE, which includes FAME, MODA, SOLE COMMERCE and previously rescheduled PROJECT and CHILDREN'S CLUB, will not take place September 22-24 at the Jacob Javits Center and the COTERIE team will instead focus its efforts on providing an opportunity for business continuity via its newly launched digital trade event, whose digital doors will open on September 1, 2020.
How to grieve the old economy - Marketplace
We're heading into July 4th weekend, but many people might not feel like celebrating as the world and the economy keep changing. Part of that change involves grieving – and that's all right.
Megan Devine is a psychotherapist and author of the book, “It’s OK That You’re Not OK. ”
Devine: I think it does make a difference. Very often when there is a mass tragedy, we as bystanders, as people not affected by that tragedy, sort of are like, “We’re with you. You’re not alone.” And the reality for the people who actually directly experience it, they’re like, “We actually are alone, you know. You’re not with me.
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