Pavlova sales are up 300 percent annually at Woolworths, 108,000 mince pies have come out of Phillippa’s bakeries, and Coles is seeing a 40 percent increase in lobster sales as shoppers spend a lot of money on a Christmas cookie. “They don’t care too much if they have too much, they just want to put … Read more
Stores are increasingly looking for ways to make money while saving you a few dollars at the same time. It may seem counterintuitive, but much of the push toward online shopping, ordering, picking and delivery can benefit both the consumer and the business. Albertsons customers are loyal There are people here in the office who … Read more
In late 2018, Rakuten Ichiba consolidated its vast catalog of ethical products under one roof with the launch of Earth Mall with Rakuten. After three years in business, Earth Mall shoppers can now choose from over 120,000 sustainable products, browsing through search or product category or browsing certification labels such as Fair Trade, Rainforest Alliance, … Read more
The best-selling comedy recording artist of all time will arrive in eastern Iowa. “Weird A” Yankovic will bring his ridiculously self-indulgent and ill-advised Vanity Tour with The Unfortunate Return Of The Vanity Tour with Emo Phillips to the Paramount Theater in Cedar Rapids on 19 July 2022. Almost four years after his first highly acclaimed … Read more
Bare-chested, face-painted man who stormed the United States Capitol in a furry horned hat and wielding a 6-foot-long spear refuses to eat in federal custody, unless supplied with organic food her mother said. Jake Angeli, 33, turned himself in to FBI agents in Arizona on Saturday in connection with his viral role in Wednesday’s Capitol … Read more
Let us who live in Massachusetts think about this. Who would like to try this? Just in time for National Brownie Day and Christmas Baking Season. What’s Big, Delicious, and Full of Cannabis? Cannabis company MariMed here in Massachusetts made a record-breaking cannabis-infused brownie in time for National Brownie Day on December 8. A great … Read more
If you’ve bought cooked ham or pepperoni lately, you may want to read more. There is a significant recall of cooked meat due to possible listeria contamination. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture Food Safety and Inspection Service, Alexander and Hornung, a company within Perdue Premium Meat Company, Inc., initiated a recall of more … Read more
Authorities say the two men who have been charged in connection with the death of 28-year-old Jahmil Greenidge in Atlantic City earlier this year have been indicted by a grand jury. Acting Atlantic County District Attorney Cary Shill said Denzel Garrison, of Newark, 28, and Laquine Demby, of Pleasantville, 30, were charged Monday with first-degree … Read more
Travelers on the Mass Pike this week of Dec. 6 should have extra time to reach their destination due to construction delays, according to the Massachusetts Department of Transportation. According to MassDOT, highway crews will be working on guardrail repairs and steel repairs along Mass Pike in Lee, Otis and Becket throughout the week. Repair … Read more
You are not likely to cut down on the cost of meat at the grocery store, but some people will enjoy delicious bison this winter. Yellowstone National Park plans to euthanize the herd of nearly 1,000 animals. If it happens. Count the Liberal Rage and Lawsuits! Not all animals will be hunted or shot. However, … Read more
We all want the best for our children, especially when it comes to establishing a nutritious diet. My husband and I always strive to make informed decisions when it comes to our daughter’s health, but is there something we can’t seem to agree on: organic or non-organic? While my husband believes that organic fruits and … Read more
Sri Lanka’s drive to become the world’s top 100 percent organic food producer threatens its prized tea industry and has sparked fears of a broader agricultural disaster that could deal another blow to the troubled economy. President Gotabaya Rajapaksa banned chemical fertilizers this year to kick off his organic career, but tea plantation owners predict … Read more
A 19-year-old man, originally from Quebec, is behind bars after allegedly stealing two vehicles and crashing one of them in Perth-Andover. Shortly before noon on Saturday, November 27, the Perth-Andover RCMP received a report of a break-in, entry and robbery on Terrace Street. Police received a second report of a stolen pickup truck from the … Read more
Despite their perfect win-loss record, the path that has brought the Hannibal Pirates to the brink of winning their first Class 4 soccer state championship has been anything but sunshine and rainbows. In a TalkBack conversation on KHMO on Tuesday, Pirates head coach Jeff Gschwender addressed the unstable nature of Hannibal’s soccer program over the … Read more
The New Brunswick Department of Public Health reported 55 new coronavirus cases and 93 recoveries on Tuesday, bringing the count of active cases in the province to 667. Ten percent of those cases, 66 people, are currently hospitalized and 15 patients are in intensive care. The number of people receiving treatment for COVID-19 at the … Read more
If you look closely, you can see a man at the intersection with a sign. I saw the boy while eating my lunch. I like the view at the International House of Pancakes. I can watch the traffic along the Perrine Bridge and it is relaxing. Instead, the waitress seated us in another part of … Read more