| Gianquitti takes over as general manager of Bradley Square Mall
New to Cleveland, Gianquitti has been in marketing and managing for a total of 15 years. He describes himself as sociable, honest and nonjudgmental. Born and raised in Syracuse, N.Y., Gianquitti left New York state in l996. He moved to Michigan to oversee the marketing of a property in Trevor City. After three years, he moved to Naples, Fla., where he lived the last eight years. Gianquitti, 41, had worked for several companies and was working for Prime Retail, the owner of Bradley Square Mall, before accepting the position as Cleveland's newest general manager. His arrival to Cleveland has left an indelible impression on him. "I've had the opportunity to live in nine different cities and four states in my 15 years with the shopping center business," Gianquitti said.
Online Shopping Discounts with Walmart, Macy's and Many More ...
(PRLEAP.COM) Escape International, one of the fastest growing privately held companies today, joined forces with Ayopah on April 17th, 2007 to release a new online shopping mall that gives customers their own free mall and cash back from their purchases. Ayopah is the Greek term for marketplace. The online shopping mall has been created for consumers who are interested in paying less for thousands of products that they buy every year and to allow individuals to get paid from their own purchases. Consumers can now shop online at Walmart, Verizon, Macys, Starbucks, Direct TV, PetSmart, Overstock.com, Casual Living, Tigerdirect.com, Buy.com, and many other retail stores to save and make money from their own personalized mall. Membership into Ayopah is by referral only. Ayopah does not pay advertising fees thereby transferring they savings onto consumers.
Your 3-day calendar
Disabled Veterans Turkey Hunt, Camp Ripley, near Little Falls. The third annual event is held by the St. Cloud VA Medical Center, Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, Minnesota National Guard and Camp Ripley. It's open to disabled veterans currently receiving outpatient treatment at the VA Medical Center, or those disabled vets eligible for care who can't hunt during the regular season. Call 252-1670. Stearns County WIC/Immunization Clinics, Room 307, Public Health Division, Stearns County Administration Center, downtown St. Cloud. Hours may vary, so appointments are required. Call 656-6000 or 800-450-3663. St. Cloud school board negotiations committee, 7 a.m., District Administration Office, Apollo High School, 1000-44th Ave. N. Negotiations for 2007-2009 contracts will be discussed.
PALO ALTO: DREAM PLAYHOUSES TO BE DISPLAYED FOR AUCTION BENEFIT
Architects, designers and builders are letting their inner children run wild as they work to design original life-sized children's playhouses and garden structures to be auctioned off at Stanford Shopping Center's biennial Dreams Happen Playhouse Gala and Auction. Beginning May 5, the finished products will be displayed at Stanford Shopping Center and will be auctioned off June 2 to benefit Rebuilding Together Peninsula. "Dreams Happen is an important event for us and we're inspired by the incredible participation year after year of Stanford Shopping Center and our volunteers,'' Seana O'Shaughnessy, executive director at Rebuilding Together Peninsula, said. "The proceeds raised fund our efforts for up to two years and allow us to significantly impact the lives of low-income families on the Peninsula.'' The design teams have named their structures with tantalizing names like Waggy the Dog, Go'pher Gold Mine and Tahoe Trading Post, according to a statement from Rebuilding Together Peninsula.
Masters of the universe
Astronomers, amateur and lofty, will gather in Balboa Park to celebrate National Astronomy Day at the Reuben H. Fleet Space Theater and Science Center Saturday from noon to 3 p.m. Astronomy tour guides will lead a "Walk through the Solar System" in Balboa Park, mapping out our solar system to scale. But be prepared to walk – Neptune is a long way from the sun! After the tour, science educators will be on hand for astronomical science activities for grades 2 through 5 in the Science Center galleries. Cost: Tickets are free with paid admission to the Reuben H. Fleet Science Center or the IMAX movie theater, but seating is limited for some Astronomy Day activities and is provided on a first-come, first-served basis. Details: Information: (619) 238-1233 or www.rhfleet.org/site/astronomy.
Rogers Man Wins Big
Mark Johnson was shopping for birthday party supplies for his son's first birthday at the Jug Store in Pineville, Mo., according to a news release from the Missouri Lottery.While at the store, Johnson bought two $10 Scratchers lottery tickets from the $250,000 Mega Cash game. One of the tickets was worth $10,000. The chances of receiving a $10,000 winning ticket are one in 60,000, said Susan Goedde with the Missouri Lottery Communications office.State and federal taxes are taken before the winner receives the winnings, Goedde said.The state of Missouri takes 4 percent of winnings for all tickets worth $600 or more. Federal taxes, which are 25 percent, are withheld for winning tickets of $5,000 and more."It made it a great birthday," Johnson said. "My son got a few extra gifts, too." .
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