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Author: Erin Elizabeth

This Grocery Store Wanted to Compete with Whole Foods. Now it’s Going Bankrupt

This Grocery Store Wanted to Compete with Whole Foods. Now it’s Going Bankrupt

Posted by | Jan 29, 2020 | , , ,

Lucky’s Market filed for bankruptcy protection Monday, the latest in a series of grocery store bankruptcies. The grocery chain touts itself as “organic for the 99%,” and has found its niche amongst its loyal patrons, including me, Erin Elizabeth. The decision to close several of its stores comes on the heels of trade reports in December that the chain had lost its crucial financial backing from The Kroger Co. Last week, the company announced plans to close more than thirty stores around the country, saying it agreed to sell five stores to Publix and six stores to discount grocer...

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NBC: Harvard’s Chemistry Chair Charged with Lying About China Contract

NBC: Harvard’s Chemistry Chair Charged with Lying About China Contract

Posted by | Jan 28, 2020 | , , , ,

The head of Harvard’s chemistry and chemical biology department, Charles Lieber, was charged Tuesday with making false statements about his involvement with China’s program to recruit foreign researchers. Lieber’s contract with the program, Thousand Talents, afforded him a monthly salary of up to $50,000 and annual living expenses of more than $150,000 over three years, according to an affidavit supporting the criminal complaint against Lieber unsealed on Tuesday. He was also given more than $1.7 million by the Chinese government and the Wuhan University of Technology (WUT) to set up a lab and conduct research at the university. RELATED...

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Catholic Leaders Promised Transparency About Child Abuse. They Haven’t Delivered.

Catholic Leaders Promised Transparency About Child Abuse. They Haven’t Delivered.

Posted by | Jan 28, 2020 | , ,

It took 40 years and three bouts of cancer for Larry Giacalone to report his claim of childhood sexual abuse at the hands of a Boston priest named Richard Donahue. Giacalone sued Donahue in 2017, alleging the priest molested him in 1976, when Giacalone was 12 and Donahue was serving at Sacred Heart Parish. The lawsuit never went to trial, but a compensation program set up by the archdiocese concluded that Giacalone “suffered physical injuries and emotional injuries as a result of physical abuse” and directed the archdiocese to pay him $73,000. Even after the claim was settled and...

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An Orphaned Boy Moved Into His Grandparents’ Home. The Homeowners Association Wants to Kick Him Out!

An Orphaned Boy Moved Into His Grandparents’ Home. The Homeowners Association Wants to Kick Him Out!

Posted by | Jan 27, 2020 | , ,

In 2019, both 15-year-old Collin Clabaugh’s parents passed away. He moved in with his grandparents in their senior living community, but the Homeowners Association wants him out. HOA To Kick Out Orphaned Boy Collin’s mother died in a California hospital after struggling with an illness. Two weeks after her death, Collin’s father died by suicide. Not long after, Collin moved to Prescott, Arizona to live with his grandparents, Melodie and Randy Passmore. The Passmores brought him into their senior living community despite the are in the community that all residents must be 19 years and older. And they started...

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10-Year-Old Wants to Inspire Others to Help Homeless People: ‘Start with a Smile’

10-Year-Old Wants to Inspire Others to Help Homeless People: ‘Start with a Smile’

Posted by | Jan 27, 2020 | , , ,

Ten-year-old Chase Hansen is on a mission to help the homeless, and he has some simple advice: “Just start with a smile.” Chase, who is from Salt Lake City, Utah, started Project Empathy, an effort he founded that stemmed from an initial idea to give smoothies to people in need. He told Good Morning America: “What makes me want to do it is just seeing their reaction. When you donate to a local homeless shelter or something, you really don’t see their gratitude. You don’t get to see their faceBut if you do it in person, you can make...

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