The Granby Public Arts Committee is hosting the second annual Do-It-Yourself Yard Art and Storefront Community Art Project and inviting businesses and residents to participate for the chance to win prizes.
This year's community art project's main color will be Panther purple to celebrate the upcoming 2021 graduates and art can incorporate this year's hashtags, including #Granbylove and #pantherpurple.
The only limitations on the art is that it features Panther purple and is family-friendly. The contest will run from April 1 through July 4.
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Iconic Oberto storefront on Rainier Avenue to close after 68 years | king5.com
SEATTLE — After more than 65 years in central Seattle, Oberto's iconic storefront will close Sunday to make way for construction on a new school.
The specialty meat business' building at 1715 Rainier Avenue South has been around since 1953. It was Oberto's headquarters and production plant until 1978 when it became a storefront for the company's meat snacks.
Now, The Hamlin Robinson School, which moved next door to Oberto in 2015, will construct a new middle school and expanded learning center on the site of the Oberto store. The school primarily serves children with dyslexia and other language-based learning differences.
Artists turn Fourth Street storefront into aquarium of recycled goods – Loveland
Diverse sea creatures swim amid the colorful coral. A school of shimmering silver fish delights within a kelp forest. An octopus looms large, not far from a clam with vibrant blue lips.
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What looks like a peacock mantis shrimp at first glance is actually ear buds, water bottles and zip ties.
Loveland artists Heather Fortin Rubald and Kathryn Vinson, with help from community members who donated their recyclables, have created an underwater world out of post-consumer waste in an empty storefront on West Fourth Street.
Seven small business finalists chosen for 3 free months of rent to test St.
ST. LOUIS – The pandemic has closed many business doors, but Edwards Realty Company, which owns The Boulevard in Richmond Heights is giving one St. Louis small business the chance to open doors to a storefront for the first time in the area.
“We created this Pop Local contest to see businesses that were really ready to take that next leap going to brick and mortar,” Ramzi Hassan, president of Edwards Realty Company, said. “The winner gets three rent-free months at a storefront at The Boulevard, $2000 to decorate and make the space their own, marketing support, and a grand opening celebration.
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The Popcorn Bag reopens in new storefront on Spring Cypress Road | Community Impact Newspaper
Owned by Tim Voigt, the business first opened in December 2011 and specializes in gourmet popcorn, boasting more than 40 sweet and savory flavors that change seasonally. (Courtesy The Popcorn Bag)
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The updated guidance recommends students maintain 3 feet of social distancing in classrooms while wearing masks.
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Apple officially pulls iMac Pro from its online storefront | AppleInsider
Apple has pulled the iMac Pro from its website, officially discontinuing the model and making it unavailable for purchase.
The company announced plans to discontinue the model in early March . The iMac Pro was still available from Apple's website, though only "while supplies last."
After remaining models dried up on Friday, Apple pulled the iMac Pro page entirely. The model doesn't appear in the Apple Store app or in search results, and there is no longer an option to purchase the device from Apple's online storefront in the U.S. or elsewhere. Apple also changed references to iMac Pro models from "2017 and later" to "2017," indicating no new models will be produced.
Cranky Granny's Sweet Rolls set to debut first storefront in The Domain later this spring |
Cranky Granny's Sweet Rolls will open its first storefront May 29 in The Domain. (Courtesy Taylor Elliot)
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Austin FC announced it will play against three other Texas soccer clubs in a preseason tournament dubbed "La Copita."
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