• Hutchinson Middle School, 3102 Canton: observed heavy ice buildup and ice cream freezer. Corrected by next routine inspection.

Schererville-based Latitude Commercial Real Estate is bringing a restaurant chain owned by KISS frontmen Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley to the south suburbs.

Two years ago, it spread its beloved cones, shakes, malts and ice cream treats south to a former Dairy Queen at 2034 Austin Ave. in Schererville. Now Dairy Belle is bringing its sweet treats, including the googly-eyed Monster and Poodle ice cream cones, to Cedar Lake. 

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One type of robot that is in its early days of commercialisation are those that weed fields mechanically, therefore reducing the use of chemical herbicides. France’s Naïo Technologies has begun selling four such robots of different sizes to farmers of lettuce, vegetables, or wine grapes.

If the cork is misaligned, when it comes time to pour the drink, Barsys could spray outside of the glass instead of pouring the intended gentle stream. I’ve also seen Barsys drip booze on occasion.

"He always worked long hours and said he should be working for himself," she said. "He had the opportunity to do it and just went for it. I have a job but help out as much as I can. He loves it."

"It’s the last day for Tim’s Pizza," the owners posted on Facebook. "We will miss all of our customers; you were the best."

Vegas Cafe Bistro will seat 46 people inside, and another 18 outside during warmer weather. It will serve beer, wine, wine-based cocktails and espresso drinks such as lattes and espressos.

"It’s a critical moment culturally with the advent of spatial computing and the advent of also machine learning, for us … to put the body back at the center of the potential relationship of technology and humans," said Melissa Painter, another creator whose project, Embody, is featured at Sundance. "Flat out, people’s physical relationship to their own body has somehow been stripped out of the equation."

Red Wing Shoes, the Minnesota-based footwear company that made boots for U.S. soldiers in World War I and World War II, has opened at 7909 Indianapolis Blvd. in south Hammond, across from Cabela’s and Walmart.

Preventing Clogging of Irrigation Emitters Caused by Algae in Greenhouse and Nursery (Dr. R. Raudales, University of Connecticut)