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Furthermore, Rave On also offers flexible scheduling, weekly pay, a college savings plan as benefits to their part-time or full-time positions.
This job fair will be the first time many people see the Buddy Holly Hall in person. I will be there for part of the day, and I m excited to see this new facility.
I believe that the Buddy Holly Hall will attract music and other cultural events that have never been anywhere near Lubbock. I know the tourism dollars from the surrounding areas to attend these events will benefit our local economy and it might be a tipping point reason why a student might chose Texas Tech University over another school. I m grateful for any downtown and downtown-adjacent development, as I think it benefits the beauty and culture of our city as a whole.
Food server
Furthermore, Rave On also offers flexible scheduling, weekly pay, a college savings plan as benefits to their part-time or full-time positions.
This job fair will be the first time many people see the Buddy Holly Hall in person. I will be there for part of the day, and I m excited to see this new facility.
I believe that the Buddy Holly Hall will attract music and other cultural events that have never been anywhere near Lubbock. I know the tourism dollars from the surrounding areas to attend these events will benefit our local economy and it might be a tipping point reason why a student might chose Texas Tech University over another school. I m grateful for any downtown and downtown-adjacent development, as I think it benefits the beauty and culture of our city as a whole.
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Mills Administration Continues Early Business Closing Time Amid Increase in COVID-19 Positivity Rate and Hospitalizations
December 30, 2020
Amid an increase in Maine’s COVID-19 positivity rate and a continued high rate of hospitalizations, the Mills Administration today announced that it will extend the requirement for certain businesses statewide to close by 9:00 p.m. in order to limit activities that could contribute to the transmission of COVID-19.
The early closure limits extended indoor gatherings among members of the public, which are activities that present a higher risk of COVID-19 transmission, and does so during later hours when people are more likely to lower their guard, jeopardizing adherence to critical public health and safety measures. However, the early closure requirement also limits business disruption by allowing these businesses to maintain daytime operations and to continue curbside pick-up and delivery service after 9:00 p.m. The requirement, which was sch
This article originally appeared in Reasons to Be Cheerful, and is reprinted with permission.
On the surface, Oklahoma’s Downstream Casino Resort looks like any other: lines of brightly lit slot machines snake past entrances to steakhouses and sports bars, while cocktail waitresses shuttle trays to craps and blackjack tables. A takeaway café serves gourmet coffee, and an all-you-can-eat buffet is stacked with prime rib on Saturday nights.
But beneath this familiar facade is a very different kind of system one that applies traditional Indigenous food and farming principles to modern hotel operations. The Quapaw tribe, which runs the Downstream Casino Resort, operates seven greenhouses and two sprawling gardens that provide the hotel with 20 varieties of vegetables and herbs. The tribe also has an apiary with 80 beehives, as well as a craft brewery and a coffee roaster that supplies the hotel and casino.