First Protected Downtown Bike Lane Completed
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – A new, safeguarded lane has actually turned up on Demonbreun and 12th Opportunity in Nashville’s Gulch. If Nashville’s WalkNBike strategy goes through, residents might see another 186 miles of bike lanes around the city over the next twenty years. Nevertheless, the city isn’t really waiting. A new, protected lane just poppe …
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Bicyclists require to roadway for Flexibility Ride
On what couldn’t have actually been a more perfect morning, almost 200 riders from all over the Gulf Coast area poured into the Liberty City complex on April 8 to begin their trek on the second annual Liberty Ride (LFR). Riders were greeted with a cool, crisp morning that warmed up rapidly as the sun looked over the horizon and provided a most perf …
See all stories on this topic Biking occasion and Facebook Live brand-new for Walgreens’ 2017 Red Nose project DEERFIELD, Ill. —– Noses on! Red Noses, the renowned sign of the Red Nose Day trigger to end kid poverty, are on sale beginning Monday at all Walgreens and Duane Reade shops across the country, beginning the six-week charitable project. In its 3rd successive year as the special retailer of the campaign’& rsquo; s Red Noses, Walgreens is inviting back Comic Relief’& rsquo; s Red Nose Day with comic cheer and a series of celebrations and fundraising events nationwide in support of Red Nose Day. “& ldquo; Kid hardship is a public health crisis that impacts us all, and Walgreens dedication with Red Nose Day is to produce seriousness and build a movement to help children around the world,” & rdquo; mentioned Alex Gourlay, Walgreens Boots Alliance co-COO. “& ldquo; In addition to other project partners, we’& rsquo; re helping to create a special and effective opportunity for people and neighborhoods to come together to end child hardship. With more ‘& lsquo; Noses On & rsquo; chances and activities across the country for Walgreens consumers and staff members, we & rsquo; re wanting to put some fun into building on’the campaign & rsquo; s success to hopefully exceed our fundraising goals.” & rdquo; From now through June 3, consumers can participate and reveal their support by purchasing a Red Nose for $1, with all make money from all sales benefitting Red Nose Day. “With more ‘Noses On’ chances and activities throughout the nation for Walgreens clients and employees, we’re intending to put some fun into structure on the campaign’s success.” And for the first time, Walgreens will be hosting Trip On For Red Nose Day, two unique cycling experiences, developed in combination with PeopleForBikes, to challenge bike riders across the United States to pedal for children in need. The biking fundraising effort consists of a fully supported, professional-grade road biking experience with two paths. The very first begins on the West Coast in Santa Barbara, Calif. on April 30, rolling into Las Vegas on Might 3. The East Coast trip travels from Boston on May 21 arriving in New york city City on May 24, in the nick of time to commemorate Red Nose Day on May 25. All donations raised during the Ride On activities will benefit the Red Nose Day Fund, and individuals throughout the nation are motivated to participate to show their assistance. To sign up for the challenge and for more information, check out: rideon4rednoseday.com. To even more increase Red Nose Day awareness, beginning in mid-April, Walgreens employees in select shops across the country will take control of Facebook Cope with a range of “& ldquo; Noses On & rdquo; videos. More than 600 participating workers, also known as “& ldquo; Red Nose Captains,” & rdquo; will finish fun activities on live video, including dancing competitions, singing challenges that Walgreens customers can participate in with workers while wearing their Red Noses. To help launch the effort, Walgreens, in partnership with VIMBY, a content marketing studio, produced a social experiment powered by a series of Red Nose Day videos. The first, “& ldquo; Orange Goes Red,” & rdquo; includes a town where the Red Nose spirit is in full force. As newcomers get in the town, they learn how they can make a difference by using a Red Nose. The videos also tell numerous stories about how Red Nose Day benefits its charity partners and allows audiences to track the project’& rsquo; s development. Red Nose Day has raised more than $1 billion internationally since its launch in the U.K. in 1988. For Walgreens Boots Alliance, an international, pharmacy-led health and health and wellbeing enterprise, Red Nose Day is an anchor for the business’& rsquo; s objective of supporting health and wellbeing. Walgreens, as part of the Retail Drug store U.S.A Department of Walgreens Boots Alliance, raised more than $20 million in the U.S. in 2016, supported through sales of Red Noses, offering funds for nutritious meals, vital medication, tidy water and other essential help and education-based services to children in the U.S. and across the globe. Beneficiaries of the Red Nose Day Fund include the Boys & Girls Clubs of America, which offers safe places for kids to find out and play after school; Kid’& rsquo; s Health Fund, which brings important medical services to underserved children; cravings relief organization Feeding America; Save the Kid, which offers important early childhood programs, along with charity: water; Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance; National Council of La Raza; and The Global Fund. This year, the Red Nose Day project will culminate in a night of unique television programming celebrating Red Nose Day on May 25 beginning at 8 p.m. ET on NBC. DSN senior editor Michael Johnsen takes a look at the hottest trends in OTC —– consisting of development brand names and such development classifications as therables, sleep, allergy, cough-cold and more —– in this multi-page report. Read more … In this issue, Drug Store News uses robust OTC coverage —– from an extensive Trends Report to insights from a virtual executive roundtable —– along with a wrap-up of the front-end panel during the 18th annual DSN Market Issues Top; specialized drug store coverage; exactly what the guys’s grooming segment is doing to elevate appeal sales; and more! Learn more …
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