Make a gift for someone who is homeless or lonely, leave a positive message for someone else to find, congratulate someone for an achievement that may go unnoticed – these are just some of the lovely suggestions in a December calendar, which is all about kindness. And after a tough […]
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Finetune search filters to deliver ‘endless,’ not ‘empty,’ online shelves
But according to an audit of 30 top retailers recently conducted by Label Insight, most online shopping experiences fall woefully short of the promise proffered by “endless aisles,” and instead, perpetuate the frustration of “empty aisles.” According to Label Insight CEO Todd Morris, this failing is not due to shortfalls […]
Make your own holiday wreath, build a succulent Christmas tree: 39 classes for plant parents to try in December | Food + Living
If you want to make a holiday wreath, learn about pruning or how to start beekeeping, there are dozens of classes to check out, online and in-person throughout December. Throughout the Lancaster County region, there are hands-on classes that teach things like how to make a kokedama string garden, a […]
3 under-the-radar winners amid a limp start to the holiday shopping season [Video]
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Not every retailer — or consumer company that sells products into major retailers — has received a lump of coal in the kickoff to the crucial holiday shopping season. Make no mistake though, there has been a lot of coal handed out already to many players since Thanksgiving Day as […]
Tips for holiday shopping during the pandemic | News
Q: Due to my age and chronic health conditions, I have been extremely careful over the last nine months to avoid contracting COVID-19. I only go out when it is necessary, but with the holidays approaching, I don’t know how I’m going to get my gift shopping done. My children and […]
Short North business owner closing storefront, moving online
Glean opened in 2013 on North High Street. COLUMBUS, Ohio — A Columbus artist made a decision so many have had to make during the COVID-19 pandemic: she’s closing down her brick-and-mortar business. And Dawn McCombs made the difficult announcement on, of all days, Small Business Saturday. Glean opened in […]
Church holds indoor services despite outbreak, health order
SAN DIEGO — Awaken Church in Kearny Mesa defied health orders and held services indoors Sunday, the day after county health officials warned of a coronavirus outbreak at the church. Sunday update: County reports 1,066 new cases, no deaths San Diego County health leaders took the unusual step of identifying […]
Avoid being scammed while holiday shopping online with these simple tips
ROCKFORD, Ill. (WTVO) — A record number of people are expected to do their holiday shopping online, which can lead to more consumers falling for scams. We spoke with a local expert who gave us tips on what to do before you check out. “Due in large part to the […]
How to Earn Money through Affiliate Marketing: Partner with Anthony Program
11/29/2020, Las Vegas // KISSPR // The ongoing Covid-19 pandemic has brought the world to its knees. The current times are challenging and difficult for everyone. Many people have lost their jobs or have faced severe financial problems in their business. But there are few exceptions. Online business has flourished […]
5 Pumpkin Seed Oil Benefits for Heart Health and More
When it comes to cooking oils, olive oil is perhaps the most widely beloved in the U.S. for its heart-healthy benefits, accessibility, and versatility. But it’s certainly not the only one that’s good for cardiovascular health. Pumpkin seed oil is an oft-overlooked, underutilized oil that can also benefit cardiovascular health. […]
Jim Daly: Struggling with online schooling? Here are 7 things to teach your children that really matter
Nine months into the COVID-19 global pandemic, parents of school-age children might be forgiven for their frustration concerning the whipsaw nature of on-again, off-again in-person classroom learning. Despite the urging of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and mental health professionals, some of the largest school districts across […]
Deafinitely Dogs: Dogs respond to increased trauma and stress
Stress, loneliness, isolation, fear and fatigue are just a few words to describe the effects of 2020 on mental health. Deafinitely Dogs has shifted our program focus and strategies to deal with the effects of COVID19 and how people can help during the holiday season. Deafinitely Dogs had to make […]
Here are the Oakland County eateries with priority violations in October
CLOSE Health inspectors typically make two annual inspections to commercial kitchens per year, including restaurants, food trucks, VFW posts and more. (Photo: Tero Vesalainen, Getty Images/iStockphoto) Inspectors from Oakland County visit restaurants each month to make sure food safety protocols are being followed as facilities started to reopen dining rooms earlier that month to make […]
Chamber to host virtual Legislative Kickoff | Grand Island Local News
The Grand Island Chamber of Commerce will host its annual Legislative Kickoff from 8:30 to 10 a.m. Friday. Because of pandemic health concerns, this year’s event will be live on the chamber’s Facebook page and on Zoom. For more information, visit: gichamber.com/events/details/virtual-legislative-kickoff-869 Area state Sens. John Lowe, District 37; Steve […]
What will transportation look like after COVID? Many in Boston plan to drive solo to work, some want to telework full-time, survey finds
Predicting what the world will look like after the coronavirus pandemic winds down may be a tough ordeal, but researchers in Greater Boston may have some answers on how regional transportation may change. A November survey conducted by the Boston Transportation Department and the Boston-based nonprofit “A Better City” interviewed […]
Educators, students worry COVID-19 creates a lost generation
Alex Burbidge is typically on the school honor roll, often with straight A’s. But after months in online classes during the pandemic, he now questions his future. “The six month break really has me, I guess, concerned for college,” said the Olathe South High School senior, who plans to major […]
Tyson Fury opens up about his struggles with mental health
On Saturday morning (28th November) Fleur East, James and Producer Matt were joined by world champion boxer Tyson Fury, who has just released a new book called The Furious Method. © Credits: © PA Images Tyson Fury The book is about transforming your mind, body and goals, and as Tyson […]
Priority Health Offers Employer Discounts Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
GRAND RAPIDS—Officials at Priority Health will provide financial support to all large, fully funded active employer groups amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The company plans to offer premium credits to employer groups in their February 2021 invoices. Priority Health previously announced in May its plans to return any revenue above […]
Discovery Season 3 Highlights Star Trek’s Mental Health Problem
Star Trek: Discovery’s time jump has caused the crew some mental health struggles, exposing how odd it is that not every starship has a counselor. Star Trek: Discovery‘s time jump has highlighted the need for more depictions of counselors in Star Trek. At the end of season 2, most of […]
‘My kids come first’: Parents pinched between jobs and children’s online learning | Don’t Miss This
With schools transitioned to complete virtual mode while COVID-19 cases rise, parents are caught between going to work and staying available to their children at home. Deneshia Vample, 26, said she reduced her work hours as a home health aide so that she could help her children with online schooling. She […]