The consolidation in the meat packing industry means that even if just a few plants go offline, a substantial amount of the nation’s pork, beef and poultry supply can be disrupted. Working conditions in plants, where it is more likely to be cold and workers stand in close proximity for hours on end, make them unique opportunities for the coronavirus to spread. … [Read more...] about Lockdown shopping: Chocolate chips, frozen pizza up, energy bars nosedive
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Plymouth Cancels June Events, Delayed Opening Of Public Beaches
Residents can also get recreation programming delivered right to their door with the department's new Connect to Rec Kits. The kits feature all supplies and information needed to explore activities such as gardening, fishing and more. For more information, visit plymouthmn.gov/ConnecttoRec. … [Read more...] about Plymouth Cancels June Events, Delayed Opening Of Public Beaches
WATCH: Ohio troopers assist woman whose brakes gave out on highway
She called into the Washington County Sheriff’s Office and was transferred to the Cambridge Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol, according to the station. … [Read more...] about WATCH: Ohio troopers assist woman whose brakes gave out on highway
‘Dirty John: The Betty Broderick Story’ Is the Next Big ‘Woman Scorned Murders Her Husband’ Event
When her husband sells their old house out from under her, in a rage spiral she goes to burn it down. Then she thinks better of it and decides to drive her car into his current front door instead. “What I did was crazy, but I am not crazy,” she tells a psych evaluator. It’s not easy to create a performance that lives somewhere in that space, but Peet manages it here. … [Read more...] about ‘Dirty John: The Betty Broderick Story’ Is the Next Big ‘Woman Scorned Murders Her Husband’ Event
Op-Ed: The Hollywood sign is a public treasure, and no one should have to pay to use its image
Before the chamber could appeal the trademark office’s rejection, the big Hollywood studios — Paramount Pictures, CBS Broadcasting, 20th Century Fox, Columbia Pictures and Universal City Studios — went ballistic because the chamber’s applications sought a trademark for the sign as a stage prop. The studios feared that the chamber would demand licensing fees to show the sign in movies and TV shows, according to studio sources. After the studios filed papers with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office seeking more time to file comments, the chamber abandoned its applications. … [Read more...] about Op-Ed: The Hollywood sign is a public treasure, and no one should have to pay to use its image
