Science Hill’s Ian Almaroad (3) and Dobyns-Bennett’s Joaquin Garibaldi (2) battle for possession JOHNSON CITY — Joaquin Garibaldi wasn’t feeling 100% at the start of Tuesday’s match at Scie… Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Please disable your ad blocker, whitelist our site, or purchase a subscription Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account Email notifications are only sent once a day Please disable your ad blocker, whitelist our site, or purchase a subscription “April Showers” was the theme as 26 members of the Belle Vernon Annita Garibaldi Society met April 10 The April committee asked all members to bring donations for the “Little Things for Little People” organization and the members responded enthusiastically Pictured in the photo with a few of the donations are The Commercial Appeal's readers have spoken and voted Garibaldi's Pizza as the Best Pizza in Memphis in our inaugural March Madness Pizza Bracket The 50-year-old Memphis pizzeria beat out Lucchesi's 3 Guys Pizza Pies and Fox Ridge Pizza en route to a finals showdown against Aldo's Pizza Pies With more than 3,700 votes cast in the finals Memphians proclaimed their love for Garibaldi's Garibaldi's has been loving the Bluff City since the days when Goldsmith's and the Raleigh Springs Mall were regular weekend destinations and the largest university in town was called Memphis State What started as a recent college grad's need to make a way for himself after graduation ended up rooting itself in its Memphis community with branches across the city and people who lovingly call it home It was long before expansions or even Michael Jr — who now runs the family business — were ever thought of the area near campus only had a McDonald's and a newly opened Pizza Hut compared to the more vibrant food scenes he had seen other college towns present near their campuses and I just knew that [a local pizzeria] could go here," Garibaldi Sr What began as "learning the pizza business as we went" has since expanded to two Memphis locations and a third in Germantown credits the video games and pinball machine in the restaurant's dining room with keeping them interesting and open when lulls in business would have closed other restaurants for good But it's more likely that his intentional community involvement played a major role in customers' loyalty to the brand MEMPHIS RESTAURANTS: Barksdales is back: Beloved Memphis diner reopens with new owners and familiar favorites Garibaldi's has sponsored Little League teams donated to several local charities and has a deep longstanding relationship with both the University of Memphis and Christian Brothers High School Their community ties add branches to the Garibaldi's tree endearing them to metro Memphis as both a beloved eatery and community member "We've done a really good job of keeping the product consistent being involved in the community and family," Garibaldi Jr Everything is about family [and] breaking bread We want our customers to feel how we feel." says he remembers walking — and maybe sometimes running — through the Walker Avenue store as early as age 6 he had learned to safely handle a knife and was helping to prep food in the kitchen His teen years were spent working in the restaurant part-time "They taught me the art of dough rolling and spinning and different prep," Garibaldi Jr said of his early memories of the pizzeria "That was really cool [but] I did not originally have intentions of getting into the business." Garibaldi Jr. majored in finance at the University of Memphis and planned a career in that industry. In a twist of fate, he ended up returning home to Memphis after a job in New York City's finance sector suddenly fell through. Garibaldi Jr. recalled the Sept. 11, 2001 breakfast meeting he had with his intended firm's CEO on the day that changed countless lives 'I remember the day JFK was shot and you'll remember today,'" he said "I needed a job and [my dad] was having some trouble with some management issues NEW MEMPHIS RESTAURANTS: 3 must-try spots serving up coffee, Cajun classics and more Store management led to stepping into his father's shoes when the elder Garibaldi retired from the day-to-day operations has 24 years of full-time pizzeria experience under his belt and runs the operation But the family patriarch still hosts traditional Italian family dinners every Sunday for his children and grandchildren; a tradition he and his wife have been keeping up for the past three generations When it comes to the pizza that Memphians can't get enough of Garibaldi's hand-tosses its dough that is made with top quality ingredients sourced from across the country allowing flavors and air pockets to develop cheese and other toppings are delicately placed precariously close to the edge of a crust that is a delightful balance between crisp and chewy Pepperoni comes out of the oven with the most wonderful crunch on the tips of their curled-up edges Garibaldi Sr. says his favorite pie on the menu is the Meat Lover's that features pepperoni, Italian sausage, beef, smoked bacon and Canadian bacon, but admits to ordering simple pepperoni more often so his grandkids can freely pick from his plate. Bar-B-Que Pizza claims the top spot on Garibaldi Jr.'s list of favorite pies. The menu also includes salads plenty of appetizers and more (not to mention "We use the best ingredients we can get our hands on and we've been refining our techniques for the past 50 years." That longevity has allowed the Memphis brand to foster strong relationships with suppliers of everything from flour to pizza boxes Those relationships translate to quality food at affordable prices for the loyal Memphis customers from their family to yours And it's how Garibaldi's Pizza has been going "50 years and still spinning." Ellen Chamberlain is the food and dining reporter at The Commercial Appeal. Email her at Ellen.Chamberlain@commercialappeal.com and follow her on Instagram @esaidshesaid bringing together two of New Jersey’s oldest and most recognizable brokerage and real estate services firms The companies, which have existed for a combined 180 years, said Thursday that the transaction brings NAI Hanson’s headcount to more than 100 and its properties under management to more than 10 million square feet. The acquisition also includes NAI Summit of Allentown, Pennsylvania, which Garibaldi acquired last spring NAI Hanson President William C. Hanson will now serve in that role for the three companies, whose merger was first reported by NJBIZ The Garibaldi team will move from its longtime home in Chatham to NAI Hanson’s Parsippany office at 10 Lanidex Plaza West while NAI Summit will continue to operate under its name and from its Allentown office “This is very exciting. Our families have multigenerational relationships We have similar cultures and values that make this feel like a natural fit,” said Hanson “Our acquisition of The Garibaldi Group and NAI Summit will strengthen our geographic reach across New Jersey and Pennsylvania deepen our presence and reinforce our expertise in important asset classes We are thrilled to welcome The Garibaldi Group and NAI Summit to the NAI James E Hanson team and look forward to leveraging our combined strengths to deliver an unmatched level of service to our clients.” Garibaldi, or TGG, is now in its fourth generation of family leadership after its 1919 founding. The boutique firm has a long history of representing clients such as Bristol-Myers Squibb, Prudential Financial and Honeywell, while most recently representing Freshpet Inc. in a lease for a new ground-up headquarters in Bedminster developed by Advance Realty Investors TGG acquired NAI Summit last year as part of a plan to grow beyond its roots in corporate office leasing robust property management team and a group of brokers with vast experience in acquisition disposition and leasing deals in the Lehigh Valley “The roots of this transaction trace back to our acquisition of NAI Summit combined with our family’s more than 50-year relationship with the Hansons,” said Jeffrey Garibaldi Jr. who will remain in the role and continue to oversee day-to-day operations in tandem with William C “This key strategic move will enable us to join forces in the northern New Jersey market to deliver an unmatched commercial real estate services experience to businesses of all sizes.” NAI Hanson, for its part, has been a mainstay in northern New Jersey since its founding in 1955 as an outgrowth of the historic James E It is one of the original members of NAI Global the commercial real estate network with more than 325 offices worldwide industrial and retail brokerage and other areas we saw a natural alignment with NAI James E Hanson’s values and vision,” said Jeffrey Garibaldi Sr. “This partnership represents a unique opportunity to combine our deep expertise and longstanding relationships to build one of the region’s most comprehensive and dynamic commercial real estate services platforms We are excited to work together to continue to deliver innovative solutions and exceptional results for our clients.” John Cromie and Amanda Kelly of Connell Foley LLP provided legal services and Kevin Collins of Aprio Advisory Group LLP served as the accountant for the transaction on NAI Hanson’s behalf James DiGuilio and Michael Dee of O’Toole Scrivo LLC provided legal services served as the accountants for the transaction on behalf of TGG and NAI Summit Garibaldi Group acquires NAI Summit to expand service lines, Lehigh Valley presence has been covering New Jersey commercial real estate for 13 years Many industry leaders view him as the go-to real estate reporter in the state a role he is eager to continue as the editor of Real Estate NJ He is a lifelong New Jersey resident who has spent a decade covering the great Garden State and KRE Group have landed two tenants to prelease nearly 137,000 square feet of new industrial space in Florham Park brokers with Cushman & Wakefield said Wednesday All RIGHTS RESERVED Copyright 2023 Real Estate NJ 101 Eisenhower Parkway Roseland Our site uses cookies. Learn more about our use of cookies: cookie policy This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page A popular market for the Hispanic community in and around Southeast Dallas is set to close early next year to make room for a new Home Depot In a letter obtained by The Dallas Morning News the bazaar’s management said vendors need to vacate by March 31 “We tried to obtain an extension but we could not,” the letter reads in Spanish “Finish your contract with Garibaldi Bazaar so your deposit will be returned and you can remain in good standing with the bazaar.” did not immediately respond to KERA's request for comment but local advocates say the bazaar’s closing is going to impact the community “It's going to be a financial hardship for them, the vendors, as well as for the customers that frequent those types of establishments,” said Juanita Arevalo, a Garibaldi customer and advocate with the neighborhood association Pleasant Grove Unidos the bazaar was a place to find affordable merchandise “The cost is a lot less for you to buy an outfit than you go to the mall and try to buy something,” she said For Daniel Wood, chair of the nearby Buckner Terrace Homeowners Association the bazaar’s closing is a “mixed bag” for residents in the area “I understand some people are not going to be happy about it,” Wood said But he said the market has been an “eyesore” in the neighborhood for years “That's not reflective of the tenants or the people “That's a testament of a slumlord not taking care of his property.” The bazaar’s management told vendors in the letter that it’s already looking for another location for vendors “At the moment there are two options for us to move to,” read the letter “We’ll soon advise you of the new location.” The city’s Board of Adjustments approved Home Depot’s request for the new location in October It’s now up for consideration in the City Plan Commission and Pablo Arauz Peña is KERA’s growth and infrastructure reporter. Got a tip? Email Pablo at parauzpena@kera.org. You can follow him on X @pabloaarauz KERA News is made possible through the generosity of our members. If you find this reporting valuable, consider making a tax-deductible gift today A transfer would be in line with the Indonesian Navy's Minimum Essential Force (MEF) plan which includes at least four helicopter-carrying vessels Neither the Italian nor Indonesian MoDs had replied to requests for comment at the time of publishing Gain unlimited access to Janes news and more.. Delivering trusted intelligence to warfighters to protect national interests Providing mission users with faster access to quality data to pre-empt threats and protect national security Assured interconnected OSINT to deliver informed Solutions Insights About Contact Request a demo Customer Login Store Receive the latest developments in defence and security as well as keep informed on Janes news and events Janes Intelligence SummaryA fortnightly update featuring the latest analysis The Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) is spearheading a transformative infrastructure project along U.S funded through state and federal transportation programs this initiative aims to address critical issues with degraded pavement and non-compliant accessibility features which began construction in 2024 and is slated for completion by Fall 2025 providing a comprehensive look at its scope The primary motivation for the project stems from the deteriorating condition of U.S Years of wear have left the road surface uneven and prone to further damage reducing its lifespan and creating potential hazards for users the slopes at crosswalks along this stretch fail to meet current Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) standards posing challenges for individuals with mobility needs These issues prompted ODOT to launch a multi-faceted improvement plan to modernize the corridor ensuring it serves the community effectively for years to come addressing both surface-level and structural deficiencies ODOT’s plan includes repaving the entire section of U.S high-visibility striping to improve lane clarity and driver safety Accessibility upgrades are a cornerstone of the project with new ADA-compliant curb ramps being constructed at rail crossings on 3rd Street and 7th Street These ramps will provide smoother transitions for wheelchair users and others with mobility challenges New sidewalks will also be built along the corridor creating safer and more comfortable pathways for pedestrians Public transit users will benefit from the addition of designated bus stop pull-out locations which will allow buses to load and unload passengers without obstructing traffic Navigation through downtown Garibaldi will be improved with enhanced street signage the project includes upgrades to the water drainage system to mitigate flooding risks and protect the newly paved road from water-related damage The project’s timeline reflects years of careful planning and execution Construction began in 2024 and is expected to conclude in Fall 2025 with crews already making significant progress A key milestone is the upcoming paving phase Paving is a critical component of the project as it will restore the road’s surface and set the stage for subsequent improvements like striping and signage and ODOT is prepared to adjust schedules to ensure optimal conditions for paving Construction activities are scheduled Monday through Friday to minimize disruption to evening and weekend traffic the project will have notable impacts on the community Lane closures will be in effect 24 hours a day during active construction periods with flaggers and pilot cars guiding vehicles through the work zone This setup ensures safe passage but may lead to delays Side streets within the project area will be closed requiring local traffic to use alternate routes with temporary sidewalk closures and detours implemented as needed to maintain safety Noise from construction equipment and activities is another expected impact particularly for residents and businesses near the work zone ODOT has emphasized that all businesses in the project area will remain open and accessible throughout construction This commitment is crucial for Garibaldi’s economy which relies on local commerce and tourism allowing residents and stakeholders to receive real-time updates on traffic impacts Interested individuals can sign up through ODOT’s project website The project’s $14,462,625 budget underscores its scale and significance While specific funding sources were not detailed such initiatives typically draw from a combination of federal highway funds The investment reflects ODOT’s commitment to improving Oregon’s infrastructure particularly in coastal communities like Garibaldi 101 serves as a vital economic and social artery the completed project will deliver a revitalized U.S 101 that meets modern standards for safety and accessibility The new pavement and striping will provide a smoother while ADA-compliant ramps and sidewalks will ensure the corridor is welcoming to all users Bus stop pull-outs will enhance public transit efficiency and upgraded signage will make downtown Garibaldi more navigable Improved drainage will protect the infrastructure from environmental wear extending its lifespan and reducing future maintenance costs the project represents a significant step forward The upgraded corridor will support the town’s role as a coastal destination 101 for its scenic beauty and charming communities it will address long-standing accessibility barriers making downtown more inclusive for people of all abilities While the construction period will require patience and adaptability and more inviting downtown—promise to outweigh the temporary inconveniences including email alerts and project resources ensures that the community remains engaged and informed throughout the process such as detour routes or specific construction updates ODOT’s project website and alerts provide a direct line to the latest information this project stands as a testament to the power of targeted infrastructure investment to uplift a community We and our partners use technology such as cookies on our site to personalize content and ads Click below to consent to the use of this technology across the web You can change your mind and change your consent choices at anytime by returning to this site https://www.tillamookcountypioneer.net/eula-privacy-policy/ By María Ramos PachecoLocal government reporter The iconic Hispanic market will close on March 31 after Home Depot filed paperwork with plans to open a new store It has been operating for more than 20 years “It was not the first time we heard rumors that the bazaar was going to close it causes nostalgia to know that this great family is crumbling Garibaldi Bazaar, at 9334 East R. L. Thornton Freeway, has more than 300 stores It has been a historic place for the Latino community in Dallas to gather and shop The market sells everything from food and snacks from various Latin American countries to quinceañera attire Breaking NewsGet the latest breaking news from North Texas and beyond GoogleFacebookBy signing up you agree to our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy Aguilar’s career in the bazaar started with a stand selling corn in a cup and aguas frescas. Over the years, she opened two restaurants, Coco Loco Fruteria y Neveria and Cafe Tacuba Con Sabor Chilango without knowing English or how to run a business Aguilar worked as a dishwasher at Chili’s and kept learning about the kitchen and other areas of a restaurant She moved through different jobs until she came across the chance to open a space in Garibaldi Bazaar “This place gave me the opportunity to make people happy with my food which tasted like their grandmothers’ or mothers’ food and because of this was priceless,” Aguilar said Aguilar is worried about finding another place to run her business She pays about $15,000 every month for her three spots and they don’t have the foot traffic of Garibaldi Bazaar Aguilar is also worried about her 20 employees and the impact on their families She said the vendors have formed strong bonds as most have been there for more than 15 years They have stood together through good times and bad They all worked together when the COVID pandemic hit and they have seen each other’s children grow up and take over their parents’ businesses “This closure doesn’t only hurt our own families but the Hispanic community overall,” she said Aguilar said the bazaar was a glue for the Hispanic community in Dallas People knew this was the place to find everything related to their culture shopping and listening to music that reminded them of their homeland Veronica Jiménez, a vendor at the bazaar for 22 years, owns La Sultana Western Wear, which sells Western clothing and accessories Both vendors said they felt blindsided by the process they received a letter from the bazaar’s administrator When The Dallas Morning News interviewed Ramírez in July he said there was a contract in place and it would not close anytime soon The News obtained a letter sent to vendors with the date of the bazaar’s closure The letter stated the administration was considering two other locations and would notify vendors interested in participating in the new space once more information was available vendors scrambled to find ways to save the place that had been their home for many years This fight is lost if they already put their eyes on the place There is nothing else we can do,” Jiménez said Applications were submitted in March to the Dallas Board of Adjustment indicating the site was being considered for a Home Depot store The applications request a change in parking requirements to accommodate the store The documents are signed by the owner of the building that houses Garibaldi Bazaar The board approved Home Depot’s request on Oct Now the project is waiting for a date to be heard by the City Plan Commission it will go to the Dallas City Council for a vote as December is typically their strongest month In January they will consider their options “We will continue to work as we always have and see what the future holds for all of us,” Aguilar said María was a reporter at El Paso Matters and attended the University of Texas at El Paso Dobyns-Bennett goalkeeper Ethan Cline scoops the ball to make a save Science Hill’s Dylan Trull (left) and Dobyns-Bennett’s Joel Calo (16) go airborne trying to head the ball forward Science Hill’s Samuel Moody (4) celebrates after his goal during the first half of Tuesday’s match Science Hill's Andrew Boone (right) advances the ball forward while Dobyns-Bennett's Andy Salas (10) defends JOHNSON CITY — Joaquin Garibaldi wasn’t feeling 100% at the start of Tuesday’s match at Science Hill His pregame meal evidently didn’t sit right with his stomach Garibaldi scored the winning goal in the 78th minute helping Dobyns-Bennett take down the Hilltoppers 3-2 and capture a share of the Big East Conference championship “I had a stomach ache from the (pregame meal) I ate … I had to sit out for a while,” Garibaldi said The fourth goal of Garibaldi’s senior year was easily the most memorable having spent much of his high school career up to this point viewing varsity matches against Science Hill from the sideline Gavin Farmer crossed from the right wing to Garibaldi on the left side of the six-yard box with 2:36 remaining where Garibaldi connected for the winning goal “That play is usually designed for the striker on that side But I think Andy had dropped back to defend some more,” Garibaldi said “And I saw Joel (Calo) get the ball and I knew he was going to beat his man so I just sprinted up the field to help him out with that play.” Salas had scored the equalizer for Dobyns-Bennett in the 54th minute with Maxx Cardoza on the assist three minutes after Science Hill had taken the lead “One of the prettiest goals I think we’ve had all year,” D-B coach Tony Weaver said we were playing more Dobyns-bennett soccer First half ,we were laying off a little bit and giving them space Townes Jennings headed in the go-ahead goal for the Hilltoppers in the 51st after a scrum in the six-yard box on a corner kick Calo scored D-B’s first goal 68 seconds into the match but Calo got the rebound and found the back of the net when Samuel Moody connected from the left side of the box after Thomas Faleke crossed to him from the right wing We started dominating the second half of the first half,” said Science Hill assistant coach Ron Kind “All the goals tonight were just amazing goals who’d been in Spain after interviewing with an organization which begins organized soccer programs around the world Strickland was one of eight coaches selected to interview this week Tuesday’s outcome truly left the teams all square having scored four goals against each other with each side winning once during the regular season The teams are scheduled to do a coin flip later this week to determine the No Ethan Cline made five saves for D-B to get the win in goal Griffin Lewis had seven stops for the Hilltoppers Science Hill hosts Bearden on Thursday and Morristown East on Friday The regular season is complete for Dobyns-Bennett The District 1-AAA semifinals take place Tuesday The Dobyns-Bennett boys soccer team rallied past Science Hill to earn a share of the Big East Conference championship Please disable your ad blocker, whitelist our site, or purchase a subscription Belmont’s Stowe Park will be filled with artisan vendors music and activities for the city’s annual Garibaldi Festival Current weather forecasts predict rain Saturday. According to the Downtown Belmont website, participants can stay up to date with event updates on its social media pages.  Our crews have made progress upgrading U.S These upgrades will help make the area safer and more accessible for all we’ll mainly focus on concrete work for driveways We know that construction isn’t convenient for anyone we use blue signs and markers to show business entrances or accesses to parking lots For ADA Title II or Civil Rights Title VI accommodations translation/interpretation services or for additional information call TTY (800) 735-2900 or use the statewide Oregon Relay Service: 7-1-1 Si desea obtener información sobre este proyecto traducida al español We do not discriminate on the basis of disability in admission or access to our programs Print Laguna Beach has made a move to establish its own legal department as the City Council on Tuesday unanimously approved an employment agreement for Megan Garibaldi to served as city attorney The city had a decades-long track record of contracting for its legal services and had entered into a five-year agreement with Best Best & Krieger Garibaldi has represented the city as its lead legal counsel since the agreement The council’s move on Tuesday will provide for in-house legal services and make Garibaldi a city employee City staff estimated the contracted legal services cost the city between $2.4 and $2.5 million annually Financial analysis shown in a staff report projected the in-house model to come at a cost of approximately $2.1 million “I think anytime you can save $400,000 a year and ensure a faster and more effective legal support system it’s a good move,” Mayor Alex Rounaghi said “I think this strategically is the right way We live in an increasingly complicated and legalistic world...and so I think this is going to ultimately do right by the residents and the City Council as we navigate the complicated but also exciting opportunities ahead over the next few years.” The city’s legal department will include a city attorney two assistant city attorneys and a paralegal Special counsel services would include human resources and risk management outside litigation and administrative support Garibaldi will earn an initial annual salary of $297,000 with a cost-of-living adjustment of up to 4% each year The top step salary for the position of assistant city attorney was noted at $256,000 while a paralegal could earn $110,000 before benefits the city’s director of human resources and risk management said the city would coordinate a transition with Best Best & Krieger Garibaldi’s anticipated start date is April 28 Human resources staff and Garibaldi will work together to recruit and fill the remaining positions in the legal department Councilman Bob Whalen requested a comparative analysis at the end of fiscal year 2025-26 to determine the actual costs within the legal department as compared to the presented projections The retirement of Phil Kohn, who had represented the city in legal matters since 1982, set off the search for the next city attorney. Kohn worked with Rutan & Tucker, LLP, which the city contracted with for legal services beginning in 1979. Andrew Turner is a sports reporter for the Daily Pilot. Before joining the Pilot in October 2016, he covered prep sports as a freelancer for the Orange County Register for four years. His work also has been used by the Associated Press and California Rubber Hockey Magazine. While attending Long Beach State, he wrote for the college newspaper, The Daily 49er. He graduated with bachelor’s degrees in journalism and history. (714) 966-4611 News Subscribe for unlimited accessSite Map given apparent plans to replace the Hispanic market with a home improvement store According to a letter sent to tenants at the site the deadline to leave the market will be March 31 The news came as no surprise to vendors since earlier this year there were rumors about the bazaar’s closure due to the construction of a new Home Depot store But some had hoped to stay longer in the market but it’s just too sad to have to shut down the business that I started 20 years ago in this place,” said Pilar Aguilar owner of a Mexican restaurant at Garibaldi “This place allowed me to fulfill my dream of having a restaurant.” did not respond to several calls from The Dallas Morning News seeking comment Applications were submitted in March to the city of Dallas Board of Adjustment which indicated that the site that has been home to the market for more than 20 years was being considered for a Home Depot store The applications request a change in parking requirements to accommodate what would be the Home Depot store the Dallas-based real estate company that owns the property The board gave the green light to Home Depot’s request on Oct the case is waiting for a date to be heard by the City Plan Commission it will then go to the Dallas City Council for a vote Daniel Wood, president of the Buckner Terrace neighborhood association, said the association supports the new store. “People are excited. We’re tired of driving to Mesquite to go to Home Depot,” said Wood. “We don’t have to go outside of our neighborhood anymore to actually shop for home improvement stuff.” The Home Depot location in Mesquite is less than 10 minutes from the bazaar. The vibrant Garibaldi Bazaar, with more than 300 stores, has been a historic place for the Latino community in Dallas to gather and find products and services. The market sells everything from food and snacks from various Latin American countries to quinceañera attire, jewelry and traditional Mexican clothing such as ponchos, toys and other items. Some vendors are now looking for a place to relocate their business. “It’s difficult to start in a new place once you are established and people know you,” said Carlos Mora, who sells soccer equipment and has been in the bazaar for seven years. “Thank God I also have another spot in another bazaar, but it’s not easy to shut down your business.” The News obtained a letter from the bazaar manager asking tenants to “keep calm and take advantage of the Christmas and Valentine sales.” A network of correspondents providing impartial news reports and analysis in 33 languages from locations around the world Up-to-the-minute news and analysis from around the world and in Chicago Hosted by WBEZ's Mary Dixon and NPR's Steve Inskeep Newshour is the award-winning flagship program of the BBC World Service the world’s largest news gathering operation 1A convenes a conversation about the most important issues of our time smart reflection on world news as it’s happening innovators and artists from 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to become a platform for long-form journalism and storytelling Radiolab is hosted by Lulu Miller and Latif Nasser A Sun-Times file photo shows Rudolph Fogacchi president of the Legione Garibaldi Society putting a wreath on the statue of Giuseppe Garibaldi in Lincoln Park The statue has since been moved to Garibaldi Park in Little Italy but the stone base remains in Lincoln Park “Comes the dawn!” exults Lou Rago, president of the Italian American Human Relations Foundation of Chicago, in his recent letter to the editor regarding the renewed effort to restore the Columbus statues to Chicago’s public spaces While an uncertain dawn possibly heralds the return of the controversial Columbus sculptures a monument of at least equal importance languishes in perpetual dusk I refer to the remains of the Giuseppe Garibaldi Monument in Lincoln Park, a tribute to a patriot and warrior who was key to the unification of Italy in the 19th century, and who is mostly unknown to contemporary Chicagoans. Garibaldi is a unifying figure and no one could object to honoring him in a prominent location your neighborhood or hometown and a phone number for verification purposes Letters should be a maximum of approximately 375 words But the “Plaza General Giuseppe Garibaldi,” dedicated in 1934, is neglected and in a state of decay. (The statue itself was moved several times after its original dedication in 1901, according to the Chicago Park District.) The concrete plaza around the massive rough-hewn memorial has crumbled and the inscription is wearing away No explanatory plaque tells the story of this Italian hero who spent some months in New York in the 1850s later offered to join the Union Army and returned to Italy and the struggle for a united While the statue of Garibaldi was moved to Garibaldi Park in Little Italy years back, the 63-ton stone base left behind in Lincoln Park remains without a sculpture Rather than focusing so exclusively on Columbus a figure about whom rather too much is known why don’t Italian American associations work to restore the Garibaldi plaza in Lincoln Park Such an effort would show they are serious about educating Chicagoans about the full range of Italian American history and are not just a single-issue pressure group Rick Morrissey’s commentary (“Pete Rose doesn’t need Donald Trump’s help. The cheating Astros already opened the door to the Hall of Fame.”) concerning Pete Rose’s gambling and Donald Trump’s intent to pardon Rose should not cause an uproar As we all know, Trump and Rose’s credibility cannot be questioned. While Rose initially vehemently denied betting on any baseball games we all suffer occasional slips of the mind Similarly, when Trump said that he was actually elected president in 2020 he may have been referring to some other election that was stolen from him while the president is trying to negotiate peace in two wars and his tariffs are upsetting some world leaders Trump still recognizes the magnitude of getting the deceased Pete Rose pardoned President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance recently demanded a “thank you” from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to acknowledge the United States’ support of Ukraine The “thank you” demand was obviously for the sole benefit of Trump’s ego satisfaction To paraphrase the great Jewish rabbi and scholar Maimonides’ 12th-century classic “Eight Levels of Charity,” a charitable act is diminished to the extent that the donor benefits Trump’s and Vance’s demand unwittingly diminished their own charitable efforts but no one with a true sense of charity demands a “thank you” as Trump and Vance seemed to demand that the recipient (metaphorically) kneel in obeisance Maimonides probably would have taught that this was an exercise in power and self-aggrandizement Thank you for committing to ensure that all students have access to meaningful learning free of divisive ideologies and indoctrination. 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August 2024 will then perform its first ship-to-ship bunkering in Long Beach This is where the company said it will provide simultaneous operations to bunker a series of vessels Following the bunkering, the Seaspan Garibaldi will continue to provide low-carbon solutions to vessels on the West Coast of North America and will be joined by the company’s second LNG bunkering vessel, the Seaspan Lions (Ch’ich’iyúy Elxwíkn) 7,600 cbm Seaspan Garibaldi is able to travel at a speed of 13 knots and is classed by Bureau Veritas (BV) the vessel features an advanced DC power distribution system and is equipped with three dual-fuel generators for power supply Two 1,600 kW azimuth thrusters provide propulsion and there is provision for battery installation The vessel comes with two tanks comprising TGE Marine Gas Engineering’s fuel gas system as well as two compressor systems for boil-off gas (BOG) handling which is controlled by a TGE Marine control system supporting the maintenance of the tank pressure besides BOG treatment It also has a static and dynamic custody transfer system and various manifolds that enable full flexibility of bunkering operations The construction of the vessel began in February 2023, and the launching ceremony was held in December 2023 To remind, CIMC SOE signed an agreement with Seaspan for the construction of two 7,600 cbm LNG bunker vessels The remaining two vessels, Seaspan Lions and Seaspan Baker Seaspan Lions is scheduled for delivery in 2024 while Seaspan Baker will arrive in 2025 Daily news and in-depth stories in your inbox Ingersoll Rand Engineering Project Solutions At Ingersoll Rand’s Engineering Project Solutions we have been managing and implementing engineered to-order air packages for complex technical requirements for over 60 years We provide specialized custom compressed air and gas compressors as well as nitrogen generation packages to international EPC contractors and engineering companies across a range of […] Feature Films 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They are signed by the owner of the building that houses Garibaldi Bazaar Lebowitz told The Dallas Morning News over the phone he couldn’t confirm the plans and that’s all I can say at this point in time,” said Lebowitz “There’s no decision and no firm commitment to anything.” who has managed the bazaar since it opened said he was aware of the application to the city but said it didn’t mean the space was closing He said there’s a contract in place for the bazaar and it will not close anytime soon Ramírez would not say when the contract expires vendors received a letter from the bazaar stating news of Home Depot coming to the site was only a rumor Focus on your business to increment your sales,” read the letter “There are some booths available if you would like to extend your business.” A Home Depot spokesperson said via email the company would not share information about the future location until after July 18 A Board of Adjustment meeting on July 18 that had the item on the agenda for discussion was canceled chief planner with the Board of Adjustment The board heard the case for the first time in June but the item was sent for another hearing because the applicant failed to provide evidence that the reduction in parking would not increase traffic in the area and cause vehicles to park on the street the proposed store layout showed where the garden center seasonal sales and other sections of a Home Depot would be distributed throughout the site A vibrant market with more than 300 stores Garibaldi Bazaar has been a historic place for the Latino community in Dallas to gather and find products and services and traditional Mexican clothing such as ponchos The Garibaldi Bazaar often hosts large events in its parking lot and a Mexican circus performs in September The bazaar is a well-known establishment in North Texas, with visitors from all over the state shopping there. For locals, it is more than a shopping center. It is where they grew up spending their weekends with their families, said Juanita Arévalo, a community leader in Pleasant Grove and the surrounding areas. “This is not fair for the vendors. They deserve more clarity on what is going on,” said Arévalo. “This place, like all the other bazaars, is an imprint of the entrepreneurial spirit of the Latino community in Dallas.” For some vendors, this is their only source of income, and closing their business would affect their economic stability and the livelihood of their workers and the families that depend on them, said Arévalo. Ramírez said the vendors have contracts with the bazaar and should not worry about a potential closure. He said contracts are offered for six months to one year. Ramírez told vendors not to speak with the media about the potential change to prevent rumors from spreading. Home Depot has another location nearby in Mesquite, less than 10 minutes from the bazaar. Vendors at the bazaar were reluctant to discuss the situation given Ramírez’s admonition, but some of them told The News they are anxious about the plans and hope for clarity soon. Recipe words: Austin Hennelly’s talents shine at Los Angeles’s lauded Taiwanese-American tasting menu restaurant Kato — particularly in its non-alcoholic cocktails Hennelly built the drink to showcase fresh mandarin orange juice with Calpico concentrate and gentian-infused non-alcoholic sweet vermouth playing supporting roles This recipe is part of our Best Non-Alcoholic Cocktail Programs in the U.S. Wieting Family Funeral Home Wieting Family Funeral Home at Homestead Health Services in New Holstein Ricarte Lozada. Gary came to the US in 1969 and from an early age he was very athletic and became an avid skier A tragic boating accident forced him away from athletic activity but allowed him to focus on his other passion in life: music His love of music and his interest in cutting edge technology led him to become a recording engineer for CBS Records with opportunities to record famous musicians and travel all over the world he paired up with a childhood friend and started one of the first desktop publishing studios in Chicago they worked with world renown design firms and Gary even helped some transition to the then new tech of computer-based graphic design. Throughout his life and adventures Gary was generous to all and playful with children His sense of humor stayed with him to the end he could still make faces to get a laugh. Gary is survived by his mother Solita; and his siblings: Eric (Rowena) Lozada and Jennifer (Isaac) Stone.Gary was preceded in death by his father Ricarte Lozada.A memorial service will be held at 11:30 am on Wednesday Friends may call from 10:00 am until 11:15 am at the funeral home on the day of service there will be a link available for those wishing to watch a memorial video in honor of Gary or to see pictures of flowers and gifts given to the family on their website page provided through wietingfuneralhome.com May you remember all the good times you had with Gary I work at Milwaukee PC and he was always visiting us here The world is a little less bright without his light in it Remembering Gari when we were kids….sending you Our deepest sympathy and prayers to Ate Letty We are so sorry that we cannot be with you during this time of grief We are deeply saddened to hear of the loss of Eric's brother Our family extends our deepest sympathies to you in this time of mourning May you feel the light of the Lord bless your family and bring you peace and comfort May Gary's soul rest with our almighty lord Please let us know if there is anything we can do I remember good times growing up with Gari and the family may God comfort you at this most tragic time.. Solita and Family my deepest condolences to you all Gari was a sweet soul and always had a great sense of humor Even on a grumpy day he still knew how to make you laugh and smile I remember him from when he lived by me and he always loved my friends dog xena he would always call her woof woof he was a great friend and guy very funny too you have our deepest condolences during this time May the fond memories help you with these difficult times we look at the data to help us make decisions on how we can make improvements We are taking continued steps toward aligning day-use pass requirements with visitor use management needs at Garibaldi this summer.    Why day-use passes at Garibaldi Park?  Day-use passes have been required seasonally at Cheakamus and Rubble Creek trailheads in Garibaldi Park since 2020 Each trailhead has its own parking area shared by campers and day-users Thousands of vehicles use each lot every month (Figure 1) traffic would expand and overwhelm the current facilities during peak days in the summer.  Day-use passes also help reduce crowding in the park particularly at popular viewpoints or narrow sections of trail Based on monitoring and visitor survey results in 2024 visitors’ experience of crowding was at a tolerable level in the Rubble Creek trail network visitors to Garibaldi Lake were quite sensitive to changes in crowding and changes to pass availability may have consequences for visitor experience Evaluation of in-park crowding helps inform key decisions made by BC Parks This can include things like parking lot expansion and investigation into other visitor use management tools Passes also provide us with more opportunities to connect with visitors and to better manage cultural and environmental values they are alone not enough to warrant pass requirements at Garibaldi Park BC Parks is aligning day-use pass requirements only with days where managing capacity is truly necessary.  2025 day-use pass changes for Garibaldi Park:  day-use passes will be required during the following times:   These changes are based on 2024 pass data (Figure 2) which shows most visitors want to reserve passes on Fridays Public Service acknowledges the territories of First Nations around B.C and is grateful to carry out our work on these lands and concerns of all Indigenous Peoples – First Nations and Inuit – respecting and acknowledging their distinct cultures Vancouver, B.C.-headquartered Seaspan Energy‘s Seaspan Garibaldi has successfully completed its first LNG ship-to-ship transfer to a containership in the Port of Long Beach This operation marks the beginning of Seaspan’s service offering on the West Coast of North America with two LNG bunkering vessels to soon serve both the Long Beach and Vancouver markets “Our first ship-to-ship LNG bunkering has been five years in the making and our team is so proud of this milestone especially as this represents the first ship-to-ship bunkering on the West Coast of North America,” said Harly Penner “We are committed to offering large vessel operators a low-carbon fuel solution and this is the first of many successful operations to support a sustainable shift in the global marine sector.” The Seaspan Garibaldi is the first of three Seaspan Energy 112 meter LNG bunkering vessels to be operational. The vessel, which was launched last year (see earlier story) will soon be joined by the Seaspan Lions and both bunkering vessels will support the market on the West Coast of North America The Seaspan LNG bunkering vessels are being built in China by CIMC Sinopacific Offshore & Engineering (CIMC SOE) which is one of the most experienced small-scale gas carrier shipyards in the world having delivered more than 30 LNG gas carriers Seaspan worked closely with the Canadian-based team at Vard Marine Inc to incorporate emerging technologies resulting in a decrease in emissions and underwater noise and economical refueling of multiple ship types with an ability to transfer to and from a wide range of terminals The design will allow the vessel to engage in ship-to-ship LNG transfer and coastal and short-sea shipping operations April 2025 Marine Log’s Top Women in Maritime Celebration 2025 Georgia Tech announced the signing of freshman middle blocker Bianca Garibaldi who played her first season of college volleyball for Pitt 𝓢𝓲𝓰𝓷𝓮𝓭 ✍️Help us welcome our newest middle blocker, coming to The Flats from Villa Carlos Paz, Argentina, Bianca Garibaldi! #StingEm 🐝 🇦🇷 pic.twitter.com/aQC326n6pE Garibaldi led Argentina at the U19 World Championships in 2023 in Croatia-Hungary with 88 kills and 22 blocks Pitt head coach Dan Fisher would chose to bring in a new freshman middle blocker in the summer, as Rachel Jepsen departed the team for an 18-month missionary tip with the Church of Latter-Day Saints in Paris starting in April 2024 He brought in Dalia Vîrlan, who hails from Romania Garibaldi is one of two Panthers who left for the transfer portal this offseason, joining sophomore outside hitter Torrey Stafford Yellow Jackets head coach Michelle Collier hails from Brazil and normally has a roster with many players from South America This included six players from the continent last season crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER.