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...many rural Midwestern towns, Greensburg had been losing population for years. Jobs had grown scarce, and few in the town's shrinking high school classes stayed on after graduation. Why rebuild a dying town? "We were barely making it before the tornado," says Wylan Fleener, whose century-old furniture store was reduced to a pile of bricks by the storm. "I thought about leaving every...
...Undergraduate Council (UC) representative Thomas D. Hadfield ’08 yesterday. “We haven’t been asked to leave yet.” Last September, Coop staff members called the police when a few students copying down ISBNs repeatedly refused to leave the book store. The police allowed the students to continue copying the numbers, which CrimsonReading uses to compare textbook prices with online retailers such as Amazon.com and Half.com. Hadfield said he and CrimsonReading director Jon T. Staff V ’10, who is also a UC representative, met with two Coop officials?...
...surge's successes and limits are both plainly visible on al-Kindy today. A well-stocked pharmacy has reopened. A new cell-phone store selling the latest in high-tech gadgets opened in December. A trickle of shoppers moved along the sidewalks on a recent chilly morning as a grocer, who asked that his name not be used, surveyed the local business climate. "Things are improving slightly," he said. "But not as much as we hoped." Indeed, if al-Kindy is coming back, it is doing so slowly, unevenly?and only with a lot of well-armed help. Sandbagged checkpoints...
...Number of years since Lego building bricks first hit store shelves...
...cream enthusiasts were whipped into action when over $100,000 in unpaid taxes and interest threatened to shut down Cambridge’s local Toscanini’s ice-cream and coffee shop. The business was seized by the Massachusetts Department of Revenue on Jan. 17 because the store had not paid tens of thousands of dollars in food and payroll taxes. In the days following the shuttering of the Central Square store, a blog entitled “Save Toscanini’s” opened with the intent of raising the dough needed to help the owners...