Tri County Produce to remain open under new ownership

Tri County Produce to remain open under new ownership

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. – Fresh local goods from Tri County Produce won't go out of stock just yet, after the business announced an ownership transition to continue business. After nearly four decades of service, current owner John Dixon made a statement intending to retire in May, making way for Jaime Desales Sr. and Jaime Desales Jr. to take over operations for the market. The elder Desales, who has been with the business since 1999, said the bu…

Tri-County Produce Purchased, Will Remain Open with New Housing Development

Tri-County Produce has been resurrected. The popular market on Milpas Street, known for its slogan “If it’s any fresher it’s still in the fields,” will continue under new ownership, after the previous owner last month said the business was going to close. Longtime employee Jaime Desales Sr., along with his son Jaime Desales Jr., will step in to lead the produce market into its next chapter. “This market has been like a second home to me,” Desale…

Council gives go-ahead for new housing on Gloucester Road – Kingston Courier

Kingston Council’s Planning Committee has granted permission for the demolition of existing buildings at 22 Gloucester Road.

National Council green lights new housing developments

Monaco’s National Council has approved two strategic land decommissioning projects in a bid to bolster housing availability for Monegasque nationals — a core priority that continues to shape domestic policy. The decisions, taken on Thursday, April 3, reflect what council members described as a “rigorous” and “pragmatic” approach to unlocking new development opportunities while ensuring […] The post National Council green lights new housing devel…