June 4, 2013

HudsonStarObserver.com: You need to find your niche in life, It doesn’t matter what it is and it doesn’t matter how much money you make,” said St. Joseph resident Doug DeRosier. DeRosier has definitely found his niche. He has worked on body work and paint jobs for automobiles for over 42 years. Though he has been […]

Columbus Dispatch: Two area dealers of antique and vintage good say business is good these days despite the nation’s sluggish economy and jitters about jobs. Janet Phillips opened Feathers, an antique store in the Oregon District, in 1978. Her inspiration for opening the business came from her love for old movies and fashion from the

Manila Standard Today: For Natalie Kaw, the hobby of scale modeling is an art that needs to be preserved and promoted among today’s youth. She remembers that as a teenager, scale modeling gave her so much joy she eventually decided to make it a part of her life. Kaw is the owner of JMN’s Hobby

Scott Hamlin can rattle off environmental data with a professor’s familiarity. It takes at least 400 gallons of water to make a T-shirt. Textile waste makes up at least 5 percent of U.S. landfills. As much as 4,500 pounds of leather can be discarded daily from one manufacturer. The Aral Sea, once the world’s fourth-largest

Telegraph.co.uk: Sharmadean Reid says that she adores animal print so much she’d ‘even wear it to a funeral’. The owner of the WAH nail salon in east London, as well as a style blogger and trend consultant, she grew up in Wolverhampton and would spend hours as a girl in the library hunting down books