2 CA Brunch Spots Most Popular In The Nation: Study
By ACROSS CALIFORNIA — Brunches have become increasingly popular in recent years, with over 1.2 million TikTok posts tagged “#brunch.” With so many brunch spots across the country, which one is the most popular? To find out, the entertainment site JackpotCity gathered a seed list of 124 popular U.S. brunch hotspots and analyzed Instagram and Google […]
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Pet Of The Week: 'Fantastic' Fluffy Needs Her Forever Family
BABYLON, NY — “Fantastic” Fluffy is a resident of the Babylon Animal Shelter and is Patch’s Pet of the Week. According to shelter staff, Fluffy is a 5-year-old, dog-friendly Aussie mix who’s the “perfect size” at about 45 to 50 pounds. Click Here: Alphatauri Racing Suit “Fluffy is a very sweet, loving and affectionate girl. […]
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Burr Ridge Denies Family's Gate Request
BURR RIDGE, IL – In a divided vote, the Burr Ridge Village Board this week rejected a driveway gate and fence for a couple who said they wanted to keep their small children safe. In early 2023, Burr Ridge residents Rey and Haley Zaffar bought a nearly 30-year-old house in the 6300 block of South […]
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Brilliant Corners #16: The Gal Who Invented Kissin’
Country is a music of diverse pleasures: the bel canto balladry of George Jones and Tammy Wynette, the psychologically acute portraiture of Tom T. Hall, the politically rousing storytelling of Loretta Lynn, the self-deprecating mythmaking of Billy Joe Shaver, the bone-chilling spirituality of Ralph Stanley. It’s also full of contradictions: Maligned by some as hackneyed […]
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Still More from Munich: Tedeska Cartridges
Unfortunately, there are always manufacturers at shows from which I fail to gather enough information to file a thorough report, so then I have to to follow up later. I finally caught up with Berlin-based cartridge manufacturer Tedeska Vinyl Groove Pick-Up Technology and their kind representative Francesa Lee, who explained their new wares, which were […]
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Franco Serblin Accordo Goldberg loudspeaker
As founder and chief designer of Sonus Faber, Franco Serblin designed and manufactured many loudspeakers of acclaimed high quality, mainly in box form. Nevertheless, he remained painfully aware that such conventional rectangular parallelepiped constructions inevitably possessed an inherent and hard-to-suppress resonant signature characteristic of box-form cabinetry, significantly differing from that for a musical instrument. Franco […]
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Southington HS Roof Project Right On Schedule: Committee
SOUTHINGTON, CT — The Southington High School roof project will be done on time, according to the building committee in charge of the multi-million-dollar endeavor. The Southington High School Partial Roof Replacement Building Committee met briefly last week and it was revealed the project will be done well in time for the first day of […]
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Drunk Driving Suspect With Knife In Car Refuses Arrest: PPD
PLEASANTON, CA — A man was arrested Thursday morning in Pleasanton after barricading himself for over 90 minutes, according to the Pleasanton Police Department. A section of Muirwood Drive near Las Positas Boulevard was closed during the negotiations with multiple police units. At approximately 6:50 a.m., Pleasanton police were asked to perform a welfare check […]
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Public Vote On Rent Control? Hoboken Council To Meet: See New Proposal Here, Get Zoom Link
HOBOKEN, NJ — Hoboken’s rent control law has, since 1973, shielded tenants from unexpected rent increases, but with rents in newer Hoboken buildings now among the highest in the nation, a landlord group is pushing to let owners of older rent-controlled buildings pay for a one-time unlimited rise. The landlord group recently got enough signatures […]
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Enfield Italian Festival Returning For Three Days In Early August
ENFIELD, CT — For nearly a century, local residents have enjoyed the family-friendly festivities of the annual Italian Festival, sponsored by the Our Lady of Mount Carmel Society. This year’s feast is slated for Aug. 2 and 3 from 5-11 pm., and Aug. 4 from 5-10 p.m. Admission is just $3, with children under 12 […]
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