A disservice for those affected by this tragedy. To. Be the person to do this. To the full extent. What money was in grand abaco island thats one of the areas devastated by dorian. Just to give you an idea of where we are we just arrived in trace treasure key this is on the island of abaco one of the but more snow there goes the island of the bahamas you could say that this is pretty much ground 0 of where Hurricane Dorian most affected this island nation it took 36 hours for that hurricane to get a category 5 to make it across the the northern most islands of the bahamas winds upwards of 350 Kilometers Per Hour what you see behind me this is actually whats left of the airport terminal again with just arrived when youre flying in you can really get a sense of the devastation theres a conifer forests all around us is acres and acres of trees literally split in half it sounds cliche to say this but it but it looks as though a bomb went off here if you were to drive a natural action now t
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April 12, 2021
El Latino, a San Diego-based Spanish-language newspaper operated by Fanny Miller for the past 33 years, has opened a 2,500-square-foot retail storefront in Chula Vista where women can rent space and sell jewelry, art, hats, clothing and health products on consignment.
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The store at 1105 Broadway, Suite 206, is called Celebrando Latinas Boutique, named after the annual Celebrando Latinas, a conference for Latina women El Latino has presented since 2010. The store opened in late February. Think of the store as a business incubator for women to show their products, Miller told Times of San Diego. Celebrando Latinas Boutique is a new concept of collective sales that will allow micro-entrepreneurs to have a space to promote their products to the community. We are extremely excited to offer this model of shared space for entrepreneur products.