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STAY AWAY. Worst experience we have ever been through.
I can go on and on in details but TL;DR; - these guys are money-pullers.
We hired them for a very major house remodel ($500k+). In the beginning they will give you a nice appealing quote, not a cheap one, top dollar, you definitely can find a better quote, but Baron s reputation appeals. You sign contract and then nightmare starts. Forget about finishing project on time, double or triple it. They will start on the project by opening everything up, then will stall project as much as they can, so nobody shows up on job site, periodically someone appears and does a little. Nobody supervises subcontractors, and these do mistakes all the time. As soon as you are on the hook with them, they will initiate their game of Change Orders , finding out that something costs more then what they originally thought, and that thing can be 15%-25% of you original quote.
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The sight of an officer holding his knee on George Floyd s neck for more than nine minutes until he died from asphyxiation triggered nationwide protests in 2020.
It wasn t the first time there was national outrage about a Black American being killed by police (see: Stephon Clark, Philando Castile, Freddie Gray, the list goes on).
But it
was the first time that the talk of police reform moved beyond incremental steps to include widespread, mainstreamdiscussions about foundational change.
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Suddenly, officials were talking about ideas once considered beyond the pale like defunding police departments and ending qualified immunity for officers.
Keiro Awards Grants to 32 Organizations to Address Social Isolation During Pandemic
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Keiro on April 6 announced the recipients of its 2020-2021 Grants Program cycle, awarding a total of nearly $248,000 in funds to support 32 nonprofit organizations in reducing social isolation with a focus on outreach to Japanese American and Japanese older adults and caregivers in Southern California.
“With the pandemic, the issue of social isolation has become even more apparent and a significant threat to the well-being of our older adults and caregivers in the community,” said Gene S. Kanamori, president and CEO of Keiro. “Keiro is fortunate to be able to support organizations taking proactive steps to outreach to those who may be at risk for this and support the overall health of those most vulnerable in our community.”