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The first college football regular season win totals have been released. Where are the potential values ​​before summer and a few months before fall camp? Pete Fiutak @PeteFiutak Here we go again. BetOnline.ag released its regular season start win totals for 64 Power Five teams. We released our spring versionRead More →

We pump healing waters to get there. You can find many unstaffed vegetable stalls in the peaceful countryside of Tokigawa-cho in Tokyo’s neighbor Saitama Prefecture. However, when our reporter Masanuki Sunakoma was driving through the area the other day, he came across a rather unusual type of unstaffed stall. ThereRead More →

SPONSORED CONTENT: An Advance Payments Program (APP) cash advance can make a big difference for farmers this year, according to Dave Gallant, Director of Finance and Operations for the Canadian Canola Growers Association (CGPA). CCGA’s APP Cash Advance is a low-interest financing tool specifically designed for the needs of farmers.Read More →

The arrival of spring and other stories, Yu Chen and Regina Kanyu Wang, eds. (Tordotcom 978-1-25076-891-9, $26.99, 400pp, hc) March 2022. By now, many of us are already gearing up for the 81st World Science Fiction Convention next year in China. So it’s the perfect time for an anthology likeRead More →

NEWBERRY — Relief and jubilation filled the air in Newberry College’s Eleazer Arena on Saturday as members of the Class of 2022 turned their acorns to the future. The weekend start drills celebrated the achievements of 178 Spring and Summer Class graduates. Representatives from 17 states and nine countriesRead More →

Spring 2022 has been lousy for sure. Mud, cold winds and lack of sunshine all set us back weeks with projects in the field. For people who like to plant food patches on their properties, years like this can be especially tough to establish high-quality food and cover for theRead More →

Ssummer, autumn, winter, spring: The four seasons of a year each have very different characteristics. We experience changes in our lives that can be viewed in this metaphorical context. In spring, the days become longer; warm rains and rising temperatures bring new life. Winter, on the other hand, is characterizedRead More →

While not a huge buy, we think it was good to see that Craig Ruppert, the independent director of Sandy Spring Bancorp, Inc. (NASDAQ:SASR) recently paid US$96,000 to buy shares, at US$38.43 per share. Although the purchase was not large, increasing their shareholding by only 2.3%, this can be interpretedRead More →

The non-profit organization associated with Rhythm City Casino Resort awards its semi-annual grants to local non-profit organizations, civic groups, and government organizations. DAVENPORT, Iowa — The Regional Development Authority announced the release of nearly $2 million in grants going to more than 70 Quad City organizations and causes. The RDA,Read More →

THURMONT – Almost a year later, the post-match scene was radically different. Last June, the Catoctin baseball team basked in the glow of their second state championship. The players who had played together since their Little League days and knew each other before that in many cases embraced and celebratedRead More →

With so many caramel and chocolate flavors available, it’s the right amount of sweetness, fruit and rich indulgence. Tweet that Flavor gurus working full-time to innovate leaned into spring this year, inspired by fresh fruit and the season for crisps, cobblers and fruit crumbles. To be fair, spilling America’s favoriteRead More →

Creating a community garden and advancing a community land trust this spring are among the first results of a partnership between a Burlington neighborhood and Elon’s Poverty and Social Justice (PSJ) program. Residents of the community of Morrowtown — a historically underserved area on the outskirts of downtown Burlington —Read More →

Spring sprouts and radish salad (Photo provided — Yvona Fast) It’s May and the farms are starting to open! My favorite farmer is back and I bought some lettuce, radishes and eggs. With these ingredients, I made a salad the same day, because fresh is better!Read More →

We are entering a critical time in many spring sports, and several North Carolina Tar Heels teams held significant events this weekend. Let’s take a look at what’s already happened and what’s in store today for UNC at the various NCAA and ACC championships. The women’s tennis team has bookedRead More →

In this week’s Best of 9to5Toys: Apple’s all-new spring collection of iPhone 13 cases goes on sale for the first time, new historic lows land on Samsung’s Galaxy S22 series, and more… Spring has officially arrived, and so have the first-ever price drops on Apple’s new collection of iPhone 13Read More →

TR PHOTO BY SUSANNA MEYER — Paul Veren’s son plants seeds in a field north of Marshalltown. Although planting took place a little later than last year, Veren was not worried that it would affect the yield. The 2022 planting season got off to a bitRead More →

HAfter saying last week that I never had enough white wines in my wine rack, I now realize that I rarely have enough red wines that I want to drink either. You also? Maybe the kids sneakily “borrow” bottles when your back is turned, but it’s more a matter ofRead More →

Welcome to Graham & Doddsville We are pleased to present the 45th edition of Graham & Doddsville. This Columbia Business School (CBS) student-led investment publication is co-sponsored by the Heilbrunn Center for Graham & Dodd Investing and the Columbia Student Investment Management Association (CSIMA). In this issue, we were fortunateRead More →

Kansas Speedway is the only track that will host the ARCA Menards Series twice this season as 20 drivers take part in the Dutch Boy 150 on Saturday May 14. The Dutch Boy 150 will be an early test for ARCA’s top championship contenders who are expected to enter thisRead More →

The Augusta Chronicle is proud to announce the nominees for Spring Sports Players (Baseball, Golf, Lacrosse, Soccer, Tennis and Track & Field) of the Year for the Augusta Area High School Sports Awards at 7:30 p.m. May 17 at the Columbia Center county performing arts. All winners will be announcedRead More →

The months of May, June and July offer seller premiums of 10% or more above market value, with the Top 15 best days to sell in the month of May alone, according to ATTOM’s new analysis of single-family home and condo sales over the past 11 years (2011-2021). According toRead More →

Overall market prices fell faster than your bank balance after buying a Hallmark Mother’s Day card at the last minute. Nothing can ever thank our mothers for giving us life, for raising us and, above all, for teaching us to love our fruits and vegetables. But reasonably priced spring produceRead More →

(Photo: Grace Brennan-FOS/247) 25. Cincinnati Bearcats 24. Penn State Nittany Lions 23. Houston Cougars 22. BYU Cougars 21. Demon Deacons of Wake Forest 20. Oklahoma State Cowboys CBS Sports: “The season went south when QB Sean Clifford lost to Iowa. Clifford is back, which could be the difference in theRead More →

Every product we feature has been independently selected and reviewed by our editorial team. If you make a purchase using the included links, we may earn a commission. I recently sold bags and bags and bags of old clothes that I fell in love with to consignment stores. Right afterRead More →

Movistar new signing Arlenis Sierra capped off a strong spring campaign by winning the overall and two of the three stages of this week’s Vuelta a Andalucía. The 29-year-old Cuban sprinted to victory in reduced groups on Stages 1 and 2, before finishing second to teammate Jelena Erić on theRead More →

Professional football in the spring. A once so promising idea. Now, no matter how many of these leagues keep popping up, there’s little chance of carving out even a small niche in the American sports scene. Give it up, USFL. Same for you, XFL. It’s not the 1980s anymore. ARead More →

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As the hottest months of the season approach, NIS America has announced its next lineup of games so far for the year 2022, and like the months, they’re bringing the heat. NIS America is known for its large backlog of titles, such as the Disgaea, Yes, Trailsand Fallen Legion seriesRead More →

The most advanced study published by Data Lab Forecast on the Spring Scales market comprising key market segments such as type, application, sales, growth, includes details on the manufacturing area of ​​the company, production volume, capabilities, value chain, product specifications, raw material sourcing strategies, concentration ratio, organizational structure and distributionRead More →

The Manhattan Theater Club will present its annual Spring Gala on Monday, May 23 at Cipriani 42nd Street (110 East 42nd Street) in honor of former Manhattan Theater Club Board Member Bobbie Olsen. The gala will feature performances from the cast of many of Broadway’s most acclaimed musicals, including Company,Read More →

Tina Reynolds was thrilled when three of her longtime students asked if they could submit a proposal to do a student-produced show. However, Reynolds, founder and executive director of the Ovation Academy for the Performing Arts in Oak Park, admitted she was surprised to learn that Vivian Murphy, Leo GonzalezRead More →

Raid your cupboards… Instead of rushing out to buy new cleaning supplies, check to see if there are nearly empty bottles strewn around the back of your sink cabinet that you can use. You may have other supplies that can be reused. Baking soda and vinegar are favorite cleaners andRead More →

An Irish designer has developed a bicycle wheel he calls the “Superwheel” that uses your weight to propel a bicycle. As it is a mechanical device, there is no electrical system. The movement of the cyclist is converted into energy. Could a similar wheel add range to an electric vehicle?Read More →

THE WOODLANDS — Tim Borths may have a few gray hairs, but for him, it’s worth it. “It was a big game to get us ready for the next round,” said the Woodlands softball coach. “Getting pushed, having these high-leverage scenarios, it’s only going to make us better. It’s goingRead More →

New Jersey, United States – The latest research report provides a comprehensive assessment of the High Carbon Spring Steel Wire Market for the forecast year 2022-2029, which is beneficial for companies regardless of their size and turnover. This survey report covers key market insights and industry approach to COVID-19 (Omicron)Read More →

By Krista Podany, Verdigre, Neb. Hello, from our little part of the Bohemian Alps near Knoxville, Nebraska. The dirt has been flying for days, the wind gusts are extremely strong, and we no longer ask if there is wind today – it’s more like “Where is it coming from now?”Read More →

10 spring novelties at Brandeis and beyond By Mady DulongApril 28, 2022 Spring has arrived here in Brandeis. With the return of nice warm weather to Brandeis, more and more events are taking advantage of the weather outside. Now, I don’t consider myself an “outside” person, but there are someRead More →

Spring Valley Acquisition Corp. (NASDAQ: S.V. – Get a rating) was the target of a sharp increase in short-term interest during the month of April. As of April 15, there was short interest totaling 346,400 shares, an increase of 175.4% from the total of 125,800 shares as of March 31.Read More →

New Jersey, United States – the gas spring market The research report offers complete coverage of the Gas Spring Market during the forecast period 2022-2029. It provides historical, current and future market trends to help develop a robust market strategy. Additionally, it provides value chain analysis, key drivers, and challenges,Read More →

By Donna DeLauro You hear it’s a seller’s market, so selling your home should be easy, right? Why should you hire a real estate agent when the market is so hot? Surely you can sell it yourself and save some money. All you have to do is put up aRead More →

Notre Dame has completed the spring of 2022, the first of Marcus Freeman time. Notre Dame’s offense had a strong outing despite missing several key players, including at least three likely starters. With spring now in the rearview mirror, it’s time to take a first look at the potential depthRead More →

In an effort to help you narrow down the colossal search for your ideal mattress, we pit two popular styles against each other: foam versus spring. The former offers contour and softness that your aching back will appreciate, but the latter is a classic, known for its sturdy support. WhichRead More →

Property portal Rightmove says the 2022 property market across the UK continues to set new milestones for prices and activity levels. This includes house prices coming onto the market hitting a new record high in the UK for the third month in a row. Described as a ‘spring market frenzy’,Read More →

Chemistry is tricky, especially in football. The old cliché is that you need ’11 players’ to work together, meaning the players who are on the pitch at any given time. The reality is that you need A LOT more players than that for it to work. Starters, backups, third strings.Read More →

For the first time since 2019, Penn State allowed fans into Beaver Stadium for a spring preview of the football team. The annual Blue-White game is traditionally a big draw for Penn State, and the crowds that head to Beaver Stadium for a spring game or glorified scrimmage each AprilRead More →

MOUND — Spring is not fall. Montana Tech football will not be what it is today in five months. Newcomers will surprise, comebacks will disappoint, wounds will heal as others are sustained, minds will change and football and life will continue to be as uncertain as ever. That being said,Read More →

S. HILL 6, BULLARD 1: Easton Ballard dominated on the hill, Marshall Lipsey drove in a few runs with four hits and the Spring Hill Panthers took a 6-1 win over Bullard. Ballard struck out nine scoreless, allowing no earned runs on five hits. Lipsey doubled twice and a singleRead More →

Indianola Girls’ Golf, Boys’ and Girls’ Tennis and Boys’ and Girls’ Track were in action for Indianola on Thursday, including the girls who hosted the annual Ron Werling Relays at Indianola Stadium, placing third with 121 dots. The Indian girls track team was led by a 1st place Gracie FosterRead More →

Angler Julie Perkins of Kalispell wrestled with a large lake trout in freezing cold on Saturday that was over 36 inches tall and put it in the boat, but it didn’t weigh enough to take the top spot in the category big fish. Julie released the fish into the lake.Read More →

Placeholder while loading article actions When Karina and Calvin Jenkins Jr. bought their townhouse in Gaithersburg, Maryland in 2018, they knew it would need some upgrades. What they didn’t realize was how cold two of the rooms in their house would be in the winter and how hot they wouldRead More →

For the first time in three years, the Oregon Ducks will host their annual spring game in front of a packed Autzen Stadium. The Spring Game takes place on Saturday, April 23 at 1:00 p.m. Tens of thousands of Ducks fans will fill the stands for what looks to beRead More →

Amazon now offers Philips Norelco Bodygroom Series 7000 Waterproof Trimmer and Shaver for $55.96 shipped. Regularly $70 and up to $75 over the past few months on Amazon, it fetches full price at Target right now and is within $1 of the lowest price we’ve tracked on Amazon since lastRead More →

Real estate price growth in Canada is running out of steam, falling from a record low. Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) show house prices hit a record high in March. Most of this appears to be momentum, however, as the annual rate has shown a sharp deceleration. Rising interest ratesRead More →

Caroline Richards ’22 Art Editor Spring is when college feels the most University…if that makes sense. Spring on campus is when college looks like the movies have portrayed it: everyone on the quad throws frisbees and drinks during the day, birds chirp, everyone wears flip flops and flowers, greet eachRead More →

According to RE/MAX National Housing Report for March 2022, home sales in March jumped 32.2% from February, posting a record median sale price of $360,000. As buyers continued to outnumber sellers, the monthly inventory supply hit a record high of 1.0 across the 51 metropolitan areas analyzed in the report.Read More →

Spring Valley City Council held a regular meeting on April 11. All council members were present (Mayor Tony Archer, John Dols, Chris Danielson, Luan Ruesink and Greg Brooks). Deb Zimmer, City Administrator and Clerk, also participated. No visitors had registered to address the council. Greg Melartin addressed council regarding theRead More →

John Kiely never doubted his players’ hunger would show in the Championship despite their lackluster performances in the league. The Limerick manager revealed the team undertook intense physical work in the spring and less than impressive performances in February and March were “the price we had to pay”. “I seeRead More →

Smith and Wells show their chemistry in the first half Hokiesports.com NOIRSBOURG – Virginia Tech football held its spring game, presented by PMSi, on Saturday and the brown team ran away with it, earning a 26-10 victory over the white team at Lane Stadium. Team brown outscored Team White 293-126Read More →

A health article by Dr. John Spitzer, pediatrician at Bronson Primary Care Partners. With the stresses of everyday life and the lingering uncertainty in the world, it’s no surprise that teens feel disinterested and just want to ignore it all. But is it possible to invite them to discover otherRead More →

Sports news recently reported the start of baseball season, with a few local games scheduled. However when I come out I am greeted by 4 inches of fresh snow. Canada geese are screeching as they have done every day since mid-March. These wandering geese are joined by trumpeter swans andRead More →

Island fishermen are anticipating the start of the spring lobster season in a few weeks with heightened optimism. In areas where the season has already started, fishing is reaching record prices. Some fishermen in the Maritimes report receiving up to $20 a pound for their lobster. “It really does usRead More →

In May, it will be a year since I returned to the Land of Enchantment. It is overflown. Desert sunsets still haven’t aged. I doubt they ever will. I was born and raised in New Mexico, but spent two years out of state until the pandemic made me want toRead More →

Athletes from Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky sign national letters of intent or ceremonial letters from the day of signing, until and around Wednesday, May 4. This list is the first wave received. Please send additional information and/or Signing day photos to Melanie Laughman at mlaughman@enquirer.com. Please tag everyone inRead More →

As promised, this year Play store The Spring Sale has had a makeover with a fresh selection of price drops on PS5, PS4 games. That still spells out over 500 deals across both platforms, with new discounts remaining until midnight on April 28, 2022. Let’s take a look at theRead More →

With holiday meals ahead and spring vegetables arriving, wine expert Seema Tikare has joined Boston Public Radio Monday to share her recommendations and wine buying tips. Tikare was born in India, grew up in the South and lived in Germany, France and Mongolia. She said the culture surrounding wine isRead More →

Spring has arrived! In Boston, it’s more like a second winter, but whether you prefer rainy grays or budding flowers, The Crimson has the best book recommendations for all your spring reading needs. Finals season may get you down, but these books are the perfect way to romanticize your lifeRead More →

G2 Esports has done it again. The EU Kings lifted the trophy in the League of Legends European Championship 2022 Spring Qualifiers, silencing any doubters. And they succeeded after an absolutely heroic run in the bottom group that saw them win 12 games in a row against the toughest teamsRead More →

Kentucky strategist Will Levis, a transfer from Penn State, joined the Wildcats in 2021 and helped lead the team to a 10-3 record last season. He got his chance as a full-time starter and was an effective dual-threat quarterback. Going into the Spring 2022 game, Levis felt comfortableRead More →

Spring is finally here. That means daffodils, warmer afternoons, more layers of clothing, and lots of people trying to navigate the Charles River. And that also means wonderful spring dresses. You’ll need it for Easter, Passover, Mother’s Day, and all those graduation parties just around the corner. There’s still timeRead More →

The Department of Fish and Game told the council that a spring harvest could help rebuild the region’s declining prawn stocks by taking fewer egg-laden prawns than in the past. fall. Wrangell shrimpers, however, question the wisdom of the change, which they say could harm marketing efforts and reduce theRead More →

Bronco Nation can follow all Spring Game updates with KTVB’s live blog in this article Saturday with tweets from Jay Tust and Will Hall. BOISE, Idaho — For the first time since last fall, the Boise State football team returns to the Blues on Saturday for the Broncos’ 2022 springRead More →

By Holly Waldenmyer, President, Building Industry Association of Stark & ​​East Central Ohio The Spring Circuit of New Homes 2022 ends this Saturday and Sunday, April 9 and 10. This year we are proud to present 8 houses throughout the region, open from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. for yourRead More →

Analysts expect Sandy Spring Bancorp, Inc. (NASDAQ:SASR – Get a rating) will announce $126.83 million in sales for the current quarter, according to Zacks. Two analysts released earnings estimates for Sandy Spring Bancorp, with the lowest sales estimate of $126.56 million and the highest estimate of $127.10 million. Sandy SpringRead More →

Wakefield, Stephan and Strobl win contested Price County Council seats PHILLIPS — The Price County Board of Supervisors will have new members after two incumbents, including board chairman Robert Kopisch, were defeated in Tuesday’s spring election. × This page requires JavaScript. Javascript is required for you to play premium content.Read More →

FRANKLIN, WI — Unofficial results from the aldermen races in the City of Franklin’s spring election are beginning to leak out. Seats on the Franklin School Board and various county seats were also on the ballot Tuesday. Polling stations closed at 8 p.m., but if you’ve waited in line beforeRead More →

Spring is the perfect time to start fresh — whether that means a new self-care regimen, getting back outdoors, upgrading your grooming gear, or all three. To kickstart your spring, we’ve teamed up with Duke Cannon, King Kong Apparel, LifeStraw, Randolph USA and Session Goods to give you a chanceRead More →

After months of heavy coats and clunky boots, we can’t wait to tidy up our winter wardrobe and slip into lighter, brighter styles. Still, transitioning your wardrobe for warmer temperatures isn’t always easy, especially when mother nature likes to be unpredictable in the spring. To help you master your fashionRead More →

Slow is the name of the game no matter what you cast at night, especially if you think the fish are on the bed. When selecting what bait to fish, there is a trade-off. The Texas rig is much more complete but also a much slower presentation. However, if youRead More →

We may earn fees if you make a purchase through one of our links. The editors and editors were not involved in the creation of this content. There’s nothing more exciting than the college basketball national championship game, but when that excitement is combined with the NBA and NHL playoffsRead More →

GLENDALE, Ariz. — It’s been a hectic three weeks for the Dodgers. Los Angeles signed five-time All-Star Freddie Freeman to a six-year deal, adding more power to an already relentless lineup. On Friday, the Dodgers took another plunge, acquiring White Sox closest Craig Kimbrel in exchange for outfielder AJ Pollock.Read More →

RHubarb always makes me rather happy. Not just the forced rhubarb that celebrates the start of the year – impossibly pink, when everything else is gray – but also the field rhubarb that has just come into season. It may be more understated than its bright pink cousin, but it’sRead More →

Pamela Karski is shown outside her store at 547 Center Street in this photo taken by the Niagara River Region Chamber of Commerce ahead of the 2018 Chamber Gala. Karski was recognized as the man business of the year from the village. Fri, April 1, 2022 11:20 a.m. By JoshuaRead More →

As the Philadelphia Phillies’ spring training enters its final week, the opening day roster has begun to take shape. With MLB’s lockdown shortening spring training by nearly a month, it condensed decision-making on the roster to just three weeks. Phillies manager Joe Girardi has a lot of choices to make.Read More →

Winter doesn’t suddenly end at Lake Louise Ski Resort, it winds slowly but surely towards its inevitable conclusion. Life slows down a bit. It can feel like the dead of winter when it’s t-shirt weather in the base area. After a ski season that started with strict COVID-19 restrictions andRead More →

The official Govee storefront on Amazon offers the Bluetooth meat thermometer with 4 probes for $20 Premium shipped or on orders over $25. Normally listed at $40, this 50% discount matches the lowest price we’ve tracked and is the lowest 2022 price we’ve seen so far. Able to monitor aRead More →

fish factor The arrival of herring marks the start of the spring fishery in Alaska By LAINE WELCH March 28, 2022Monday PM (SitNews) – The arrival of herring signals the start of the spring fishery in Alaska and this year’s catchRead More →

LAKELAND, Fla. — AJ Hinch just wanted Eric Haase to bat in spring training a year ago. The Tigers skipper didn’t see left field as a way for Haase to launch his Major League career. A year later, not only is Haase a hero in his native Michigan, he’s anRead More →

Judge a political party by the choices it makes. Rishi Sunak can argue that no chancellor could shield everyone from a cost-of-living crisis brought on by events beyond his and the country’s control. But he protests too much. There were two realities when writing the spring statement he presented lastRead More →

A food festival featuring 20 local food vendors and a hot dog and wing eating contest takes place in downtown Garland on Saturday afternoon. The third annual Garland Food Fest will be hosted by Revolving Kitchen at 520 Shepherd Drive from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. Free entry. Click hereRead More →

As moonlight gave way to sunlight on Tuesday morning, the crash of pads and the screeching of whistles filled the air around Greater Zion Stadium. For the first time in two years, Dixie State University football is participating in regular spring training after playing a five-game spring slate in 2021.Read More →

Spring cleaning is a time to take a look at each of your routines to get rid of clutter and put things together. Spring clean your beauty routine with these four simple products. RoseSkinCo. Price: $149.00 (Light) How to never shave or wax again? RoseSkinCo makes beauty simple by creatingRead More →

As real estate markets across the United States approach the busy spring season, the launch of new development inventory over the coming months in San Francisco could be described more as a trickle than a flood. “The pandemic played no small part in that,” Sandra Eaton, Compass Development Marketing Group’sRead More →

RE/MAX took out his February 2022 National Housing Reportrevealing that home sales fell about 1% from January, forecasting what is typically the biggest month-over-month sales increase of the year. March is generally considered the start of the spring home sales season, although the number of homes on the market remainedRead More →

The introduction of an energy price cap for businesses and a postponement of the planned National Insurance increase are just two of the pressing issues on the wish list of the West’s business spring statement. Midlands. Chancellor Rishi Sunak is due to address Parliament and the nation tomorrow with hisRead More →

Amazon now offers Fitbit Versa 3 GPS Smartwatch from $179 shipped in several styles. Down from the usual price of $230 either way, today’s deal is $1 less than our previous January mention and the best price we’ve seen this year, regardless of style. . With spring now officially here,Read More →

People stand on top of a hill at Gas Works Park enjoying the beautiful day. (Credit: Joe in Southern California, Creative Commons) We’re only three months away from 2022, and yet the year has already proven to be groundbreaking for The Urbanist. Last fall, we set readership records during theRead More →

PANAMA CITY, Fla. (WJHG/WECP) — The amount of foot traffic through Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport has skyrocketed over the past two weeks, signaling that spring break is in full force. “The first Saturday in March is usually the start of our spring season. Weekend two is good, but thisRead More →

As people search for ways to cut down on Walt Disney World vacation expenses, various lodging options are being explored. If you’re vacationing at Walt Disney World, the cost of on-site hotels scares off many potential visitors. Some guests have chosen to stay at one of the hotels in theRead More →

Burlington Stores (NYSE: BURL) plans to open a 31,000 square foot Santa Rosa store this spring, as part of a nationwide expansion of smaller locations. The New Jersey-based discount clothing retailer sees this as bearable, especially given the inflationary pressure on household budgets. Burlington focuses on fashion-oriented seasonal products, intendedRead More →