"We design everything special for what they want to make," Cowan said. "Then they make it step-by-step. People like to personalize signs with their names, wedding dates and anniversaries."

Waitwright has been approached about franchising Cupcake! Cupcakery & Bake Shop and is looking to eventually expand.

The Urban League of Northwest Indiana is looking to find someone to rent space in its headquarters at 3101 Broadway by the Indiana University Northwest campus in Gary.

The Niro is powered by a 1.6-liter, four-cylinder engine that works in concert with a 1.56-kilowatt-hour lithium-ion battery to produce 139 horsepower and 195 pound-feet of torque. In a subcompact crossover that weighs about 3,300 pounds, that’s simply not enough. Driving up steep sections of the Grapevine on Interstate 5 north of Los Angeles, I had to dig deep into the throttle in order to keep pace in traffic.

The restaurant at 9611 Calumet Ave. in Munster offers gyros, chicken gyros, chicken or steak that can be topped with hummus, tzatziki, olive oil, feta and your choice of fresh vegetables. It also has traditional dessert options like baklava.

According to software manufacturer Verisurf, “Quality inspection and reporting used to be a disparate process isolated in a quality lab. Today it is much more integrated with the production floor through in-process inspection.”

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After six years of seeing the machine in use, Barazone realized it didn’t have to fold. “It all could be done with telescoping parts and that opened a lot of doors that enabled it to do a much better job,” he says. “It went from kind of a clunky Cadillac to a sleek Corvette.”

After many of Colorado’s Pac-12 losses over the years, there was a helpless feeling coming from the Buffaloes.

"We will be closing our doors permanently," a sign posted on the door said. "Thank you for two great years. Please visit our Mokena or Orland locations."

According to the Regency Centers website, it will occupy 2,338 square feet and replace Meatheads, which closed in January after a four-year run.

DroneSeed’s in that space and we’re expanding our offerings beyond the private sector to government entities such as the US Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, and state agencies. In the immediate, our problem is a valuable one to solve for these agencies: how do we use technology to restore landscapes devastated by wildfires completely, rapidly, and at scale. Manned crews like this which are the current solution aren’t scaleable. Longer term, the problem is growing and becoming even more valuable to solve: We ask ourselves, what would we pay to avoid another dustbowl? What price would we pay to avoid a fishery industry collapse caused by the bleaching of coral reefs and fish spawning areas? Another Great Famine as China experienced between 1959 and 1961 which likely killed as many as all casualties of WWI? The answer should be we’d pay a LOT of money to avoid this. The science is showing in many scenarios we’ll be impacted within the next twenty years, aka within the lifespan of our student debt and mortgages.