Clive Daniel Home to Offer Luxury Italian Fortuny Line
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Luxury high-end Italian Fortuny line now offered in Naples, FL exclusively by Clive Daniel Home.
Fortuny CEO Mauri Riad said, “Clive Daniel is synonymous with home luxury in South Florida. When choosing a home for our historic brand, we look for that level of notoriety and commitment to customer experience. NAPLES, Fla. (PRWEB) February 10, 2021 Naples’ largest Interior design firm and luxury high-end furniture retailer Clive Daniel Home (CDH) has added the exclusive Italian luxury brand Fortuny, famous for their legendary textiles and furnishings, to their offerings. Highly regarded in the global design industry, Fortuny creations are of the finest quality, with a rich history and tradition.
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GLOVERSVILLE Organizers of a code blue shelter at 144 E. Fulton St. hustled to open the facility on Friday night, moving up the opening date originally scheduled on Monday to help people got off the street overnight during the forecasted frigid weather.
The shelter organized by the Center of Hope Advisory Board and Gloversville Free Methodist Church will be operated by the Interfaith Partnership for the Homeless, an Albany based organization that provides services and assistance to the homeless and low-income community that includes the operation of Danielle’s House in Amsterdam.
The code blue shelter at 144 E. Fulton St. will take in adults age 18 and older, overnight only from 6 p.m. to 9 a.m. when code blue orders are issued by the Fulton County Department of Social Services through April 31.
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GLOVERSVILLE The Common Council voted 7-0 Tuesday night to contribute $25,000 toward the establishment of a Code Blue temporary homeless shelter to operate between Jan. 15 and April 30 at 144 E. Fulton St.
Tuesday’s council vote came after months of wrangling over the issue of where a homeless shelter should be established in Gloversville.
“We’ve been working very hard on finding an alternative location that would be acceptable for the Code Blue shelter, other than the 33 Bleecker St. site,” Mayor Vince DeSantis told the council. “This is enabled by virtue of the change in the zoning law that we effectuated Jan. 1, which allowed Code Blue shelters in the commercial zone.”
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GLOVERSVILLE The city will contribute $25,000 towards efforts to temporarily open a code blue shelter at 144 E. Fulton St. in the coming weeks, while organizers of a proposed code blue shelter at the former YWCA on Bleecker Street continue to look for a permanent solution for next winter.
The Common Council on Tuesday unanimously approved a resolution authorizing the city to contribute $25,000 towards the operation of a code blue shelter at 144 E. Fulton St. Mayor Vincent DeSantis and the city worked with the Center of Hope Advisory Board to secure the East Fulton Street site for the operation of an emergency overnight shelter this winter.
Year in review: the notable people of 2020
WWNY Year in review: the notable people of 2020 By Abbey Buttacavoli | December 29, 2020 at 2:17 PM EST - Updated December 29 at 7:13 PM
WATERTOWN, N.Y. (WWNY) - In a challenging year like this, we were reminded of the people here that make all the difference. Whether it was helping through the pandemic, making us smile or making us proud, we take a look back at some of the notable people we met in 2020.
A little lady from Lisbon made history with her first breath. Jude Montroy was the first baby born in the north country in 2020.