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ARLINGTON, VA – Airlines Reporting Corporation (ARC), the premier driver of intelligence and commerce in the air travel industry, is readying the company’s third annual and highly acclaimed TravelCo
ARLINGTON, VA – Airlines Reporting Corporation (ARC), the premier driver of intelligence and commerce in the air travel industry, is readying the company’s third annual and highly acclaimed TravelConnect conference. Registration is open for the 1½-day meeting that will take place in Washington, DC, October 6–7 at the JW Marriott hotel.
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Playing Politics podcast: State budget brinkmanship As time winds down, a wide divide is still apparent between DFL Gov. Tim Walz and Republican leaders at the state Legislature. Hear the Playing Politics analysis from WCCO Radio s Chad Hartman and the Star Tribune Editorial Board s Scott Gillespie and John Rash. June 2, 2021 2:33pm Text size Copy shortlink:
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As mask rules ease, Maine businesses offer a patchwork of approaches
Consumer and service businesses will rely on the honor system for customers, but many require employees to show proof of vaccination.
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Ari Gersen, owner of Longfellow Books in Portland, says the bookstore will keep curbside pickup options and a floor space that allows for social distancing for the time being. It will also require masks inside the store for at least a couple of weeks until the staff is fully vaccinated.
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Bookstore owner Ari Gersen plans to keep his mask on after the state’s mandate expires Monday, and he’ll ask his staff and customers to do the same, at least for a little while longer.