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In the latest quarterly earnings, released June 1, 2021, Zoom’s revenue and profit continued to grow at dizzying rates that surpassed analysts’ projections. But other indicators depicted a company that may face more headwinds with the lifting of stay-at-home restrictions. (Dreamstime/TNS / TNS)
As he provided updates on the village’s downtown, plus retail districts in Linden Square, Green Bay Road, Edens Plaza/Westlake Plaza corridors and Plaza del Lago, Sivertsen said there are currently more than 20 businesses in the process of opening in Wilmette.
This is a return to form after the fair canceled most of its events last year and modified the few remaining ones to comply with public health guidelines related to the COVID-19 pandemic. The fair will feature traditional events, including a parade, talent show, rodeo, demolition derby and more. —Andrew Adams, Effingham Daily News, via Tribune Content Agency
Chicago police were called to the 400 block of East Monroe at 12:20 a.m. for a traffic collision involving four vehicles, according to a media notification. The driver of a black Chrysler 300 had been traveling north on Lake Shore Drive “at a high rate of speed,” when he lost control of his vehicle, causing it to strike three other vehicles, police said.
But beyond that, the plan also is to spotlight the atrophying disease that cut him down, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), commonly known as Lou Gehrig’s disease. The hope is this will raise awareness and funds for ALS research, support those the disease affects and acknowledge efforts to pursue a cure.
On April 2, Nelson’s older sister, Sharon Nelson-Cruikshank, 68, died of lung cancer. On the same day, Sanders, 87, was in the hospital for tests for several medical issues, but his family expected him out that day, Nelson said. Sanders frequently asked his wife about Nelson-Cruikshank. After learning his daughter had died, Sanders, whom Nelson described as an honorable man who loved his wife and children, also died, just 13 hours later.
On April 2, Nelson’s older sister, Sharon Nelson-Cruikshank, 68, died of lung cancer. On the same day, Sanders, 87, was in the hospital for tests for several medical issues, but his family expected him out that day, Nelson said. Sanders frequently asked his wife about Nelson-Cruikshank. After learning his daughter had died, Sanders, whom Nelson described as an honorable man who loved his wife and children, also died, just 13 hours later.
The woman, 30, had been at home in South Austin with her toddler when a man outside “shot through the window of the garden apartment striking the mother and child,” according to a media notification from Chicago police. Officers were called to the 5200 block of West Congress Parkway in South Austin about 11:45 p.m. and found the woman with a graze wound somewhere on her body and another to her hand, police said.
The Washington Football Team released Moses, 30, last month after signing former Bears left tackle Charles Leno. Washington is expected to start Leno at left tackle and rookie Sam Cosmi, a second-round pick, at right tackle. Moses started the last 96 regular-season games for Washington, and 95 of those starts came at right tackle. He was pressed into action at left tackle for one game last season, and his only start as a rookie in 2014 came at left tackle. So Moses has two more NFL starts at left tackle than the Bears’ entire current collection of offensive linemen. Washington didn’t need Moses at left tackle when he broke into the starting lineup because Trent Williams was in place then. Some believe he has the ability to play left tackle, but he’s definitely better at right tackle. If the Bears sign Moses, he probably would be in the mix at left tackle in the event the team doesn’t believe rookie Teven Jenkins is ready to play on the quarterback’s blind side. But Jenkins will be given every opportunity to nail down the starting job at left tackle.
click to enlarge The McDonald’s where Kenia Campeando was working when she tested positive for COVID-19. Sebastián Hidalgo for Reveal This story was originally published by…