The produce market and meat shop stood at 525 E. 130th, not far north of the Calumet River, for generations.

Featuring ionic, ceramic, and tourmaline technology to dry hair faster and without frizz, this hair dryer is the latest in blowdrying technology. It offers three heat settings plus two speed settings, as well as a "cool shot" that’s great to use at the end to leave hair shiny and smooth. Both a concentrator and a diffuser are included, and it also features an easy-to-clean, removable air filter, so you can avoid that foul burnt smell that plagues many cheaper blowdryers.

"It is with great sadness that we inform you after 16 amazing years in business we have come to the difficult decision to close our doors and focus on our next business venture," the owners said in a note posted on the door. "It has been an incredible journey. Thanks to all our wonderful patrons and to the NW Indiana community. Please feel free to visit the original Don Pedro’s located in Calumet City, Illinois. Thank you."

With three sets of openings of varying sizes on the lid, these shakers aren’t just for salt and pepper — they’re perfect for cinnamon, dry rubs, seasoning blends, chili flakes, and plenty of other spices, too. Since they have clear glass bottoms, you’ll never accidentally cinnamon your fries instead of salting them, and the shaker’s glass interior also provides a superior antibacterial environment for your spices. The outside is made from fingerprint-resistant metal and comes in three color choices.

Owners Sylvia and Casey Petro moved the restaurant a block north in a former real estate office across from Thomas Centennial Park, where they hope some diners will choose to picnic during the warmer months.

Not this exact model, but I got to drive a v6 manual Tacoma on a 6 hour drive for work. One thing I didnt like is traction control automatically engages over 30mph. Don’t care much for the looks either.

"There’s heavy traffic on Indianapolis, and Purdue Northwest is right there," Kollintzas said. "The new sports complex is right up the street, and Hammond is doing great things. There’s some transient business from the Borman and a lot from the surrounding neighborhoods."

Between customers, Byford straightened a pile of free newspapers. He had already introduced himself to the station agent, several platform cleaners, and the conductors on a couple of downtown trains. Each employee stared at the metal nametag pinned to his navy-blue suit. Yep, it was the president, the new guy. “Everything O.K.?” he asked. The employees seemed disarmed by his enthusiasm and his English accent. He shook hands and told people, “We’re one team.”

2. Employee observed touching ready-to-eat Chinese noodles with bare hands at the cook line. OCHD spoke with the noted employee who was then observed using washed, gloved hands to handle ready to eat foods.

This resto-mod is a 1960 Savoy and it looks stunning from all the angles. The bright orange paint may look brash but is capable of attracting a million eyeballs. The four-color paint job including stripes and graphics looks all pollen and sunshine. This sweet ride is a creation of Candy Cars who are based out of Florida. Most importantly this rust-free vintage beauty has all new components inside.

Then he had another idea. In the 90s, Rank Group—Goodwin’s former employer—had acquired Hard Rock, the rock and roll-themed restaurant, hotel, and casino chain. Since its genesis as a single cafe in seventies London, Hard Rock had broken into North America and expanded rapidly, opening locations in nearly 50 cities, including Myrtle Beach. One night in 2002, Binkowski emailed Goodwin, with the subject line “I’m not smoking anything, I swear.”

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