Auteur Sujet: quhi Hidden Gems: Practicing your swing at X Golf in Brookfield  (Lu 10 fois)

MethrenRaf

  • Hero Member
  • *****
  • Messages: 161869
    • drwg The Quest TV Competition Turns Fantasy Into Reality Television
quhi Hidden Gems: Practicing your swing at X Golf in Brookfield
« le: Novembre 30, 2024, 04:24:02 am »
Vkkn More than 10,000 TSA workers have tested positive for COVID-19 since beginning of pandemic
 Theyve been bringing joy to kids on Christmas since the Great Depression but leaders with Tex Reynolds Toys for Tots in Racine worry that mission is in jeopardy.Non-profit president Pete Waselchuck told TMJ4s Tahleel Mohieldin that after 47 years of a virtually rent-free existence, the City of Racine began charging them rent in 2021.       stanley shop                   TMJ4, Tahleel Mohieldin                Pete Waselchuck is the president of Tex Reynolds  Toys for Tots in Racine.     Its hard for us because were a non-profit and we work on a shoestring but I know they have to pay for light and heat,  Waselchuck said.  So, its a situation that we hope works out. Tex Reynolds Toys for Tots occupies about 10,000 sqft of storage and workshop space in the basement of City Hall Annex.Roughly 70 volunteers, mostly retired seniors, work once a week, year-round, to sort, wash, fix, and paint thousands of toys. Waselchuck said 95 percent of the thousands of toys they give away annually are recycl stanley flask ed. Its just a fun place to be, its very rewarding,  group secretary-treasurer Kelly Frank said.  Its just like being in Santas workshop.                         TMJ4, Tahleel Mohieldin                Kelly Frank is the secretary treasurer of Tex Reynolds  Toys for Tots    In a statement to TMJ4 News Racine Communications Director Sean Ryan said the non-profit is being charged the lowest rate the city can provide and still break even.He explained the lease agreement only equals the cost of utilities and i stanley termoska n Hcdc Man arrested for attempted murder after firing gun inside Menomonee Falls bar
 GREENFIELD, Wis. 鈥?The Exclusive Company announced last week that it would be closing all of its stores including the one in Greenfield. However, some employees are hoping to buy it.According to a GoFundMe, current and former employees at the Greenfield location want to buy the store and turn it into a new record store called  That Girl Records. The name is in reference to a running joke between staff members and also has two media references: the 1966 show  That Girl  and the song  That Girl  by Beat Happening, which was released in 1987.The name, according to the GoFundMe, is a tentative name.RELATED COVERAGE:Farwell Exclusive Company to close, new record store could take its placeThe Exclusive Company to close all locations after 66 years of businessTMJ4 Staff share their fondest memories of The Exclusive CompanyIf the employees raise enough money, they hope to make updates and impro stanley en mexico vements to the facility while still providing long-time customers with the entertainment they know and love.                        Submitted        To open Tha stanley mug t Girl Records, current and former employees are hoping to raise $100,000 on their GoFundMe. As of Thursday afternoon, they had raised over $2,000. The page said the closing process is happening fast, so it is a time-sensitive fundraiser.Employees at the Greenfield locations aren t the only ones hoping to purchase an Exclusive Company location and turn it into  stanley cup a new record store. In fact, The Exclusive Company said their hope was for all