JD Souther, a prolific singer-songwriter who co-wrote some of the biggest hits of the Eagles, Linda Ronstadt and James Taylor, died Tuesday morning at the age of 78. Souther died peacefully at his home in New Mexico, according to a post on his personal website. The cause of death was not disclosed. Souther had performed […]
Inflation aside, shopping at Costco now officially costs more. The bulk packaging wholesaler has increased its membership fees for the first time in almost a decade. Since last Sunday, September 1, Costco has increased prices for its membership tiers, the company’s website says. The last time the company did this was about seven years ago. […]
GRAND RAPIDS, MI — Maru Sushi on Bridge Street NW in Grand Rapids has closed. The company announced via social media that it was closing and merging with another Maru location, 927 Cherry St. SE, effective Sunday, August 18. “After careful consideration, we have determined that this is the best decision to better serve our […]
BAY VILLAGE, Ohio – Summer fun went downhill on Sunday (August 18) when the Bay Village Foundation and BAYarts hosted “Bark in the Park.” The event was a fundraiser to support the maintenance of the new Bay Village Dog Kennel and BAYarts’ free community programs. There was live music and food trucks, as well as […]
MUSKEGON, MI – After announcing plans to reopen with a full-service bar and restaurant nearly a year ago, 18th Amendment Spirits is now for sale. The historic Savings and Loan Bank at 350 W Western Ave. in downtown Muskegon, which most recently housed 18th Amendment Spirits, is currently listed on Core Realty Partners’ website for […]
STATEN ISLAND, NY — A cannabis dispensary will soon open its doors in Great Kills, replacing South Side Hardware — a long-standing hardware store that served Staten Islanders for a century before closing last fall. “New York City legal licensed cannabis dispensary coming soon,” reads a sign outside the 4034 Hylan Blvd. store, which has […]
