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Forever 21 returns to Canada with collections at Hudson s Bay stores

“As we continue to transform our business, Hudson’s Bay is creating exciting depth to its fashion matrix, with coveted brands and curated experiences that provide Millennial and Gen Z style-seekers with a destination to find fashion that suits their lifestyle,” Wayne Drummond, Chief Merchant at Hudson’s Bay said in a press release. Forever 21 is just one of the brands that HBC has added to its roster in recent months. In the spring, Hudson’s Bay added Mango Men, Sanctuary, Sweaty Betty, AFRM, Rollas Denim, and others. This fall, the retailer will launch Jack & Jones Premium, Compania, Nia The Brand, BDG by Urban Outfitters, and Wild Pony.

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ProLiteracy s National Book Fund® Awards $130,184 in Grant Funding to Local Literacy Programs

ProLiteracy’s National Book Fund® Awards $130,184 in Grant Funding to Local Literacy Programs Share Article ProLiteracy has awarded $130,184 in grants to adult literacy programs nationwide this year. The National Book Fund®, now in its 26th year, has distributed more than 1,900 grant awards totaling more than $3 million worth of materials to adult literacy organizations across the United States. Kevin Morgan, president and CEO of ProLiteracy, delivers National Book Fund materials to Tara Truett, Donna Bocketti, and Wayne Drummond of Madison County Reads Ahead. “While adult literacy programs are unsure of future funding sources, the National Book Fund® is one of the ways that ProLiteracy is committed to helping local adult literacy programs each year, said Kevin Morgan, president and CEO of ProLiteracy.

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Who s in 1c? Ohio plans to gradually lower age eligibility for coronavirus vaccine: The Wake Up for Tuesday, Feb 23, 2021

Who s in 1c? Ohio plans to gradually lower age eligibility for coronavirus vaccine: The Wake Up for Tuesday, Feb 23, 2021
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Cleveland police supervisor accused of misconduct, launching unauthorized investigation into deputy police chief

Cleveland police supervisor accused of misconduct, launching unauthorized investigation into deputy police chief Updated Feb 22, 2021; Posted Feb 22, 2021 A Cleveland police supervisor faces discipline after being accused of a slew of misconduct following an internal affairs investigation, according to city records. Facebook Share CLEVELAND, Ohio A Cleveland police supervisor faces discipline for a range of issues, including conducting an unauthorized investigation into a deputy police chief, according to city records. Lt. Joseph DiMuzio on Friday went in front of Cleveland Safety Director Karrie Howard on a slew of misconduct accusations. Howard has not yet made a decision on discipline. DiMuzio faces 20 internal charges of policy violations, including an incident in which he launched an investigation and filled out a criminal complaint form naming Deputy Police Chief Wayne Drummond as a suspect in a crime.

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Crash surge on 34th Street in Mantua inspire fixes

WHYY By De’Wayne Drummond, president of the Mantua Civic Association, at 34th and Wallace streets in Philadelphia. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY) Late one November night, the harsh sound of scraping metal interrupted Carmen Davis Cliett from her nighttime prayer. She didn’t have to look outside her bedroom window to know what happened. “I just knew,” said 78-year-old Cliett. “I said, ‘Oh no, my car, my car!’” The Mantua resident’s car was totaled. Driving south on 34th Street, another motorist first smacked into a different car up the block near Haverford Avenue. They backed out of the first crash and kept going, Cliett said, hitting her car a half-block later. The crash tore a pole from the concrete sidewalk and upended her flower bed.

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