ROCKFORD — A downtown sports memorabilia shop known for hosting autograph signings with big-name athletes is now for sale.
The Collector’s Bench, 218 E. State St., notably brought popular professional Chicago athletes such as former Chicago Bulls star Dennis Rodman, Hall of Fame Chicago Bears linebacker Brian Urlacher and Chicago Cubs Hall of Famer Andre Dawson to town for memorabilia and autograph signings.
In 2017, owner Brad Parvin made news for having a Chicago Cubs card collection that warranted a call from the actual baseball team with inquires to purchase the entire collection.
Quite a lot has been going on:
MILLENNIAL COMMITTEE: ALLOW STOREFRONT MARIJUANA
*Establish a city funded credit union to assist the financing of small businesses under the California Public Banking Act.
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*Allow the cultivation of marijuana outside of residentially zoned areas as well as allow the transportation of marijuana to and from a place of business.
*Expand the maximum dwelling unit per acre for commercially mixed use zones to allow lower startup costs for local entrepreneurs and shared workplaces.
Investors Need to Beware of Biden's Storefront Platform
Many, including the presidential candidates themselves, overestimate the scope of the office. A more ominous threat to stocks and the economy lies behind the curtain.
It's all too easy to stop at Joe Biden 's campaign platform when it comes to assessing the damage that his being elected president will bring to the stock market and the economy, a topic that has come up numerous times in our previous articles addressing this issue.
There's plenty to worry about in Joe's platform, which has weaved back and forth on several key issues to some degree but has remained steadfast in its efforts to raise corporate taxes, taxes on the wealthy, and in eliminating capital gains tax breaks. However, this may be only the tip of the iceberg, and we need to stand back and realize what role the president actually plays in the process, and it's not the role of king.
Spooky storefronts in downtown Stroudsburg | wnep.com
STROUDSBURG, Pa. — Each year, students from East Stroudsburg University paint the windows of businesses in downtown Stroudsburg for Homecoming.
This year, the coronavirus has changed this tradition. Instead of painted windows, students and other area artists painted some well-known monsters onto cardboard.
"I think that really helped them and got them motivated that it's for a good cause, and it's, you know, something real positive," said Spark Coffee Company owner Jill Melia.
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Wisconsin Rioters Toss Rocks Into Residential Homes, Bust Storefront Windows, Police Say - The
Video captured by Townhall journalist Julio Rosas appeared to show members of a mob hurling objects at residential buildings, followed by the sound of glass shattering.
Some rioters in Wauwatosa, WI are now smashing windows of homes. People in the crowd tried to stop them from targeting homes. pic.twitter.com/vIiDQDPzTr
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Rioters also busted multiple storefront windows, according to video from Rosas and a local news reporter on the ground.
Somerset Collection To Open Storefront In Downtown Detroit
DETROIT (WWJ) - One of southeast Michigan's largest malls is bringing its brands to the heart of Downtown Detroit.
The Somerset Collection is opening a permanent space inside the Metropolitan Building along John R. Street just off Woodward.
Nathan Forbes, managing partner of The Forbes Company, which owns Somerset, says they're bring their 180 brands to Detroit so shoppers can get a taste of the mall in Troy.
Petrolia merchants thinking 'outside the storefront' | Stony Plain Reporter
Shoppers can choose from the curbside pick-up, in-store pick-up or delivery options when they pick goods from the secure online shopping portal.
“We recognize that now, more than ever, we have to think of our local merchants first when shopping. This event is providing the safety for them to host a sale event without a large crowd gathering and compromising anyone’s health and safety,” she said. “We have been thinking of a way to have a large-scale shopping event with physical distancing and this event came together.”
The PlayStation Store is reportedly getting an update later this month - The Verge
If you prefer buying older PlayStation games over the web or on mobile, you may not be able to do that for much longer. Sony has informed developers that it plans to revamp its digital storefront for those versions later this month, removing users' options to purchase games and DLC released initially on the PS3, PSP, and Vita from a mobile device or PC, Planète Vita reports .
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