There's a convenient new way Salt Lake City residents can get groceries delivered right to their door in as little as an hour through their favorite local stores. I thought you might have interest in advanced information ahead of this new fast-growing service coming to the area.
Starting June 22nd, Instacart will be launching delivery service in Salt Lake City through popular local stores, including Whole Foods Market, Costco (no membership needed!), Natural Grocers and Petco. Instacart offers same day deliveries in as little as one hour. Additionally, Instacart is offering customers a free one year subscription of Instacart Express (offer expires 7/15). Instacart Express offers unlimited free grocery delivery for orders over $35.
The delivery area will cover over 450K households and will also be providing more than 100 new jobs. Areas of service include Agricultural Park, West Valley City, Salt Lake City, Cedar Hills, Cottonwood Heights, Cottonwood West, Bluffdale, Draper, South Jordan, West Jordan, West Valley City, East Mill Creek and more. www.instacart.com
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Open House to be Held August 5, 2017 by Local Orthodontist-
Giving Children Needing Help with the Cost of Braces a Reason to Smile
Salt Lake City, Utah–June 2017: Thanks to a partnership with the nonprofit Smiles Change Lives, local orthodontist Dr. Chase Dansie is giving local kids a reason to smile. Dansie Orthodontics will be holding an Open House to screen children in the surrounding communities for braces through Smiles Change Lives.
Smiles Change Lives is a national nonprofit that helps kids get braces who could not otherwise afford them. On average, braces cost $6,000 per child, making them out of reach for many hard working families. Further, orthodontic treatment has long been considered cosmetic by insurance companies, providing little assistance, even for those that are insured. As a result, many children and teens suffer unnecessary discomfort and embarrassment from their misaligned teeth. Smiles Change Lives’ mission is to provide these families with the opportunity to provide their children with braces through its network of over 800 volunteer orthodontists in the United States and Canada.
Established in 1997, Smiles Change Lives has had a presence in the Salt Lake City area for nearly a decade. Upon learning about the program in 2015, Salt Lake City area orthodontist Dr. Dansie stepped up to help in a major way. Dansie Orthodontics has renewed its commitment and agreed to treat 50 kids through his practice over the next year. An Open House will be held in order to screen children for the program.
The Open House will be held on August 5, 2017 from 8am-12pm at Dansie Orthodontics at 11996 S. Anthem Park Boulevard, Ste 100, Herriman, UT 84096. Families who meet the program qualifications for Smiles Change Lives are encouraged to attend and bring their child, a copy of their 2016 tax return (listing their child as a dependent) and a $30 application fee to the screening or they can submit an application in advance, which can be found at www.smileschangelives.org/apply.
To qualify for the program, a child must be between the ages of 7-21, have good oral hygiene, not be wearing braces currently, have a moderate to severe need for braces, and meet certain financial guidelines (e.g., for a family of 4, their household income must be below $61,500).
In the words of a mother whose daughter recently completed treatment, “On behalf of myself and daughter, please accept our deepest thanks for a life changing experience for my daughter. She smiles all the time now and has a sense of confidence I've never seen before. To everyone responsible please know that you have helped another child regain a huge part of herself back. She may go on to change the world in a better way now; just like SCL did for her.”
To date, Smiles Change Lives and its network of orthodontists have helped more than 10,000 kids receive braces in the United States and Canada. Please watch this short video to learn more:http://www.smileschangelives.org/scl-overview-video.
About Dansie Orthodontics: Dr. Chase Dansie is an orthodontist with offices in Herriman and Duchesne, UT serving patients in and around Herriman, Duchesne, South Jordan, Riverton, Bluffdale and West Jordan, Utah. As an adolescent, Dr. Chase Dansie spent a lot of time in the orthodontic chair. He knows first-hand the difference quality care can make, as well as a confident smile. Fueled by his childhood experiences, Dr. Dansie developed a passion for setting a smile straight. For more information, visit www.dansieorthodontics.com/
About Smiles Change Lives: Smiles Change Lives provides access to life-changing orthodontic treatment for children from families that cannot afford the full cost of braces. Headquartered in Kansas City, Missouri, the program has treated more than 10,000 children since 1997 through its network of over 800 partner orthodontists. With its origin as the Virginia Brown Community Orthodontic Partnership, Smiles Change Lives has emerged as the nation’s leader in providing access to orthodontic care for qualified children. For more information, visit www.smileschangelives.org.
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JOCELYN & CHRIS ARNDT
Premiere Music Video
"Footprints on the Moon"
via Impose Magazine
New Album Go Available for Purchase via iTunes
Streaming Now via Relix Magazine
Previously Featured on Relix, Paste Magazine,
The 405, Baeble Music, Glide Magazine, BandsInTown
,
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honey-smoked vocals, which are similar to a young Fiona Apple and the talented Grace Potter, are
wonderfully matched.
"The Arndts sound like they were raised on 60's rock records, and would enjoy having
a drink with the ghost of Janis Joplin" - New York Scene Report
"Chris Arndt is a powerful songwriting force on all twelve tracks of the album, delivering piercing guitar riffs
that are precise, yet purposefully sluggish as a means to flirt with his listeners." - NYS Music
- Sibling blues-rockers Jocelyn & Chris Arndt are thrilled to share the brand-new music video for their hit single "Footprints On The Moon" today via Impose Magazine. The song debuted as Billboard's #5 Most Added AAA Radio Single in its first week. "Footprints On The Moon" features Danny Louis of Gov't Mule and comes from the band's sophomore album Go, which premiered via"
For more information, please visit:
Website: www.jocelynandchrismusic.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/JocelynArndtMusic
Twitter: www.twitter.com/jocelynandchris
Instagram: www.instagram.com/jocelynandchrismusic
YouTube: www.youtube.com/user/JocelynArndt
Go Tracklist:
1. "Footprints On The Moon"
2. "Ready Steady Go"
3. "Home"
4. "Bad Business"
5. "I'm Fine"
6. "Red Stops Traffic"
7. "Make A Move"
8. "Hollow"
9. "History"
10. "My Heart Beat Yours"
11. "Shine"
12. "Devil May Care"
Upcoming Tour Dates:
7/14 - Sellersville, PA @ Sellersville Theater
7/15 - Pawling, NY @ Daryl's House
7/18 - Buffalo, NY @ Buffalo Iron Works
7/20 - Alexandria, VA @ The Birchmere
7/21 - Annapolis, MD @ The Ramshead
7/22 - Canandaigua, NY @ Peacemaker Brewing Company
7/23 - Boston, MA @ Rock On Concert Cruise
7/28 - Ossining, NY @ Louis Engel Waterfront Park
8/4 - St. Louis, MO @ Old Rock House
8/9 - Boulder, CO @ FMQB Radio Convention
8/15 - San Francisco, CA @ Hotel Utah
8/16 - Sacramento, CA @ Harlow's Restaurant & Nightclub
8/17 - Las Vegas, NV @ The Sand Dollar Lounge
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A calendar year's worth of historical events in This Day in Collecting History
For review copies or interview and media requests:
Meghan Schaffer
meghans@schifferbooks.com
610.593.1777
Atglen, PA— Schiffer Publishing, Ltd., would like to introduce This Day In Collecting History, by Mike McLeod and Marla McLeod.
A calendar year's worth of historical events are presented along with auctions of related collectibles in this fun and informative compilation. The day-by-day historical entries and corresponding sales are arranged chronologically from January 1 to December 31. Many of the sales, both public and private, were for fabulous sums. The Cowardly Lion’s costume from The Wizard of Oz auctioned for $3+ million. Joan of Arc's ring sold for almost $425,000. The most expensive album wasn’t by the Beatles, but by Wu-Tang Clan, whose Once Upon a Time in Shaolin sold for a reported $2 million. More than 650 images further illustrate the antiques, artworks, pop culture memorabilia, and ephemera. Did you know the largest sum paid for an artwork by a living artist was more than $57 million? Turn to the November 12 listing to learn more. This Day In Collecting History should be considered an essential book for those both in collecting, and those with an interest for the astonishing facts and figures behind it.
Size: 6" x 9" | 679+ color and b/w images | 272 pp
ISBN13: 9780764353413 | Binding: soft cover | $24.99
About the Author
Mike McLeod has been the editor of Southeastern Antiquing and Collecting Magazine for 16 years. His wife, Marla McLeod, inspired him to write this book and was the fact checker. They have been married for 36 years and are the parents of five children. Marla was born and raised in Idaho and Mike in Alabama. Before marriage, Mike served in the Marine Corps for four years, two in Spain. He also served a two-year mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on the Navajo Reservation, teaching in Navajo. Marla was raised on a potato farm in Idaho. She has mastered many handcrafts including tatting, chair caning, macrame, basketweaving, clay pot making, sewing, quilting, knitting, needlepoint, and the like. They have eight grandchildren.
About the Publisher
Schiffer Publishing, Ltd. is a family-owned, independent publisher of high-quality books. Since 1974, Schiffer has published thousands of titles on the diverse subjects that fuel our readers' passions. From our traditional subjects of antiques and collectibles, arts and crafts, and military history, Schiffer has expanded its catalog to publish books on contemporary art and artists; architecture and design; food and entertaining; the metaphysical, paranormal and folklore; and pop and fringe culture, as well as books for children. Visit www.schifferbooks.com to explore our backlist of more than 5,800 titles.
