"Our mission is to provide a community-based platform for all beauty and wellness enthusiasts to connect on a social level, a digital pedestal that provides a space for photo sharing, referrals, recommendations, and tutorials," Thevenot said. "We are driven to supply an elite scheduler through innovative and convenient solutions at an affordable price."
The services available include salons, spray tans, massages, hair services, along with lawn and some home services.
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McDonald's, Target and Gap brand stores now require customers to wear masks
“We’ve for quite some time required our crew to wear masks, but we thought that in light of what we’re seeing, it’s prudent now that we also ask our customers to wear masks in the restaurant as well,” Kempczinski said.
The company announced on July 24 that it will “ask all customers to wear face coverings” when entering its 14,000 U.S. restaurants effective August 1.
Requiring customers to wear masks 'easier said than done'
Viral videos and reports of customer outbursts over mask requirements in retail stores have become another part of the new normal as the coronavirus continues to spread in the U.S.
With upset consumers on either side of the debate, dealers are grappling with whether to put their own mandates in place and how to handle any resulting customer protest. Many auto retailers have required employees to wear masks since spring. More of them are now telling customers they must wear them, too, as public health recommendations grow stronger and local and state governments increasingly require masks in retail outlets.
During the pandemic, direct sales to customers of veggie burgers are booming - Portland Press
Maine is home to at least five veggie burger companies, and despite – or because of the pandemic – most are reporting increased demand and a broadening customer base. That’s not to say it’s been easy.
Blue Mango, the state's most widely known veggie burger company, has been the hardest hit by the pandemic. At the start of March, the company was selling its two burger varieties in 462 restaurants across New England.
Veggie burgers are pre-cooked and ready to pan-fry, grill, microwave or even toss in a toaster oven. They are delicious on a bun; however that's not all they can do. Here are some other ways to use veggie burgers.
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Duke Energy urges customers to prepare for hurricane amid COVID-19 crisis - Villages-News.com
With Florida in the path of Hurricane Isaias, Duke Energy Florida is preparing for potential outages and is encouraging customers to do the same.
Hurricane Isaias is forecast to bring strong winds, heavy rainfall and the potential for flooding to portions of Florida. Duke Energy customers in Central and Eastern Florida may experience weather-related outages.
Coronavirus: Medway thrift store taps social media to reach high-risk customers
A Medway thrift and consignment store owner is using social media to connect with her customers as the coronavirus pandemic continues.
"I really needed to find a way to advertise and reach customers who weren't comfortable coming into the store just yet," Allysson Rudnicki, owner of Thrifty Sense said. "A lot of my customers are older and are in a vulnerable demographic. I wanted to find a way to be able to show them what's happening in the store."
BPUB asks customers to conserve electricity
The Brownsville Public Utilities Board is asking customers to conserve electricity for the next two weeks, Aug. 1-14. This request is being made as part of a call by AEP Texas to limit or reduce electrical use to preserve the Rio Grande Valley energy grid.
According to an AEP Texas press release, Hurricane Hanna severely damaged a 2-mile stretch of 138-kV transmission line in Edinburg.
AEP Texas is working with the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) to continue serving customers in the Rio Grande Valley, including BPUB customers, but the area's electric grid is expected to be strained during the time necessary to construct and repair the transmission line segment.
Dear Abby: I'm losing sleep over my customer's rant
The other day, while checking out, one of my local customers spewed out a verbal and extremely bigoted rant. I was stunned speechless. I felt I should do something, but I wasn’t sure what it should be. I have started losing sleep over it.
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DEAR ABBY: I have been with the same doctor for 15 years, only requiring an annual checkup. The problem is, the office is about a 40-minute drive, longer if I hit a rush hour. I have stayed with the provider because the care is so good.
