Of the curve prairie Restaurant Owner Anthony Strong has tweaked his operations by turning his Mission District restaurant into a general store we dont sell anything my weight or measure you we just selling call items in bulk basically theyre selling everything from Fresh Produce 2 coffee and toilet paper and we have 40 cases we have 4,000 rolls because its a nod to his great grandparents who ran a general store following the great depression. But it also gives those who work for him and the vendors he works with some sort of you know, i dont even know if its working at all yet. I know were getting people food and i know were keeping our lights on what were going to have his eyes we can financial analysts say those stimulus is on the way its Small Business owners like strong will likely have to consider layoffs and cutting costs where they can. Same goes for the average american a lot closer to a lot of maybe a little extra cash. Thats a great shame Financial Experts like rob black say
Top stories we are following on this friday. Damage and Power Outages all over the bay area due to high winds. This is a look at how windy it is on mt tam. Well tell you how long the gusty winds are expected to last. Fifty years ago today, president john f. Kennedy was shot and killed. Well show you how the late president is being honored today. And hate crime allegations erupt at san jose state university. Three students are facing charges as hundreds come out to protest. We have the latest. Right now bart is experiencing major delays system wide because of a technical problem. 500 to 1000 passengers are still stuck on the track on 19 different trains. The problem started at midnight when the Computers Systems in Central Control were not communicating properly with the track switches. Train operators and track crews are manually cranking switches into position to route the trains properly. Computer technicians are working right now to restore normal operations. Bart Officials Say the
The following felony warrants requested by the 17th Judicial District Prosecuting Attorney s Office have been issued for crimes committed in White County:
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Mapping Together: How Local Leaders Use Collect Earth To Monitor Restoration
February 09, 2021
9:30 AM - 10:30 AM EST| 3:30 PM - 4:30 PM CET
Learn how people are using Collect Earth, a data-collection tool, to monitor the impact of forest and landscape restoration on communities and the environment.
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Collect Earth, an open-source data-collection tool that uses satellite imagery to track change in rural landscapes, can make monitoring forest and landscape restoration easier for local experts.
Join WRI and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the UN (FAO) for the launch of a new guidebook,