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From the Munroe Studios photograph collection. Wisconsin Avenue street scene in 1985. Daily Grind (115), Grandmother's Garden (113), Yourgos Restaurant and Erica's of Neenah (111).
Upon completion in 1931, this monumental 34-storey building represented a new generation of skyscrapers. It remained the tallest building in the Commonwealth until 1962. The immense banking hall projects an almost ecclesiastical sense of awe.
On Feb. 28, Destin Area Chamber of Commerce members learned Social Media Marketing & Facebook for Business, during a seminar presented in conjunction with Constant Contact. The speaker was Marvin Smith and the event was held at Sago Sports Bar & Grill.
Please feel free to copy and share these large enough for printing images on social media that have been provided through The Greater West Chester Chamber of Commerce (greaterwestchester.com/ ), and Jay Gundel & Associates Marketing (jaygundel.com/ )
The streets of downtown West Chester exploded with excitement as hundreds of cyclists raced through this challenging circuit at speeds in excess of 35mph.
It’s the Iron Hill Twilight Criterium, one of the top pro races on the east coast!
The crowd cheered on national and local athletes as they pushed themselves to the limits of ability.
Cyclingnews.com published gallery of the action can be seen here: www.cyclingnews.com/races/iron-hill-twilight-criterium-20...
Adding importance to this year’s event is the fact that the West Chester event was the ninth race of ten in the USA CRITS Championship Series, making it one of the last opportunities for riders to protect or improve their standings before the final invitational.
The action begins and ends at the intersection of Gay and High Streets, home of the title sponsor Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant.
About the route
The Iron Hill Twilight Criterium is a 0.6-mile course over 8 city blocks on the streets of historic downtown West Chester, Pennsylvania, featuring four 90 degree turns and one short rise.
The Start/Finish Line is next to the Iron Hill Brewery and Restaurant, the title sponsor, at the intersection of Gay and High Streets.
Photographer Dave Gill has been specialized in capturing key moments in bicycle racing for the better part of this decade, working extensively with Cyclingnews.com, Velonews.com, and Pezcyclingnews.com.
I also Covering a wide variety of genre's beyond cycling, with images carried in the USAToday, NY Times, Washington Post, Raleigh News and Observer, Durham Herald, Economist, and the Huffington Post.
Next year I'm on tap to cover races in the continental United States, and am especially looking forward Tirrenno-Adriaco next spring in Italy.
Chow!
My extensive portfolio gallery can be seen here: www.flickr.com/photos/dave-gill/sets
Please feel free to copy and share these large enough for printing images on social media that have been provided through The Greater West Chester Chamber of Commerce (greaterwestchester.com/ ), and Jay Gundel & Associates Marketing (jaygundel.com/ )
The streets of downtown West Chester exploded with excitement as hundreds of cyclists raced through this challenging circuit at speeds in excess of 35mph.
It’s the Iron Hill Twilight Criterium, one of the top pro races on the east coast!
The crowd cheered on national and local athletes as they pushed themselves to the limits of ability.
Cyclingnews.com published gallery of the action can be seen here: www.cyclingnews.com/races/iron-hill-twilight-criterium-20...
Adding importance to this year’s event is the fact that the West Chester event was the ninth race of ten in the USA CRITS Championship Series, making it one of the last opportunities for riders to protect or improve their standings before the final invitational.
The action begins and ends at the intersection of Gay and High Streets, home of the title sponsor Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant.
About the route
The Iron Hill Twilight Criterium is a 0.6-mile course over 8 city blocks on the streets of historic downtown West Chester, Pennsylvania, featuring four 90 degree turns and one short rise.
The Start/Finish Line is next to the Iron Hill Brewery and Restaurant, the title sponsor, at the intersection of Gay and High Streets.
Photographer Dave Gill has been specialized in capturing key moments in bicycle racing for the better part of this decade, working extensively with Cyclingnews.com, Velonews.com, and Pezcyclingnews.com.
I also Covering a wide variety of genre's beyond cycling, with images carried in the USAToday, NY Times, Washington Post, Raleigh News and Observer, Durham Herald, Economist, and the Huffington Post.
Next year I'm on tap to cover races in the continental United States, and am especially looking forward Tirrenno-Adriaco next spring in Italy.
Chow!
My extensive portfolio gallery can be seen here: www.flickr.com/photos/dave-gill/sets
In 2014, China new car sales reached 23,490,000 units, in which 300,000 units were sold in e-commerce channel. Meanwhile, the used car sales amounted to 6,050,000 units, of which 240,000 were sold in e-commerce channel.
Car e-commerce are obvious different from the traditional ecommerce....
www.2chinable.com/iresearch-forecasts-the-outlook-of-chin...
The summer party for Constant Commerce, CEO Johnathan Agnes made some very important announcment that is massively transformational for the company, that interest in Constant Commerce is growing, with extraordinary month on month growth, More parties to come over the coming months, have to wait for the big annuncements!
As a former president of the Greater Riverside Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, I was delighted to witness the exciting new chapter they've embarked upon. Yesterday, I had the pleasure of attending the grand opening of their new office, where they unveiled their ambitious plans for the future to the membership.
Wishing the organization all the success as they continue to lead and serve our community.
On a personal note, it was also a joy to put my new Canon EOS R6 through its paces. Please enjoy the photos captured during the event.
The vitality of our business community relies heavily on a robust Hispanic Chamber network for resources and support. I wholeheartedly encourage everyone to get involved.
Richard Sandoval
President, Greater Riverside Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (1996-1998)