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PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — An annual study about customer satisfaction at restaurants just got released. And one well-known fast food chain finds itself in a familiar spot. According to the American Customer Satisfaction Index, Chick-fil-A leads not only the fast food industry, but all restaurants. It got a grade of 83, keeping the top spot for an eighth straight year. READ MORE: Preparations Underway For The Salute To America Independence Day Parade In Philadelphia Behind Chick-fil-A, Jimmy John’s was in second for fast food chains with a score of 79. READ MORE: Suspect Arrested Following Fatal Stabbing In Wissahickon: Philadelphia Police Domino’s and KFC tied for third, both with a grade of 78. MORE NEWS: Arenado, Cards Hit 4 Straight HRs In 1st; Late HR Tops Phils Out of 23 restaurants, McDonalds came in last with a customer satisfaction score of 68. … [Read more...] about Chick-Fil-A Earns Top Spot For Customer Satisfaction In America For Eighth Straight Year: Report

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — Saturday night’s weather may not have cooperated , but organizers hope that Monday is a great day for the Salute To America Independence Day Parade. Eyewitness News got a preview of what it will look like. From the details to the colors to the symbols, the floats set to grace Wawa Welcome America’s Salute To Independence Day Parade each tell a story. READ MORE: Suspect Arrested Following Fatal Stabbing In Wissahickon: Philadelphia Police “It’ll just really make the float pop and then we make it shine,” Brenda Goldsmith said. “It’s really like a moving entertainment show through visual representation of what America is,” Todd Marcocci said. And like anything worth marveling, they took time, patience, and a vision. Marcocci says he’s the visionary. “Basically many months prior to, I kind give them a heads up, this is what I’m thinking creatively and then probably about two months ago I literally drew everything up, this is what I … [Read more...] about Preparations Underway For The Salute To America Independence Day Parade In Philadelphia

This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate 11 LYNCHBURG, Va. (AP) — As American citizens celebrated freedom and liberty in their nation on Independence Day, 1961, a government founded on notions of the inalienable human rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness took action at a local level to deny those rights to their fellow citizens whose skin was not white. This little-taught chapter of local history is being brought to life in an original play, “Buried Deep,” produced through Endstation Theatre Company, affiliated with Randolph College. On that sweltering July day in Lynchburg, as many residents sought the relief offered by public pools, the city closed those pools down because some Black residents went to swim in the whites-only pools at Miller and Riverside parks. They were exercising their civil rights and making intentional strides toward integration and … [Read more...] about Play tells story of filling in pools rather than integrating

New York (CNN Business) All stores have marketing tactics to get you in the door — stylish mannequins, elaborate display windows, posters screaming about all the discounts you can find inside. But some are far more subtle, so much so that chances are you've hardly ever noticed them. Picture your local grocery store, for example. What do you see when you first walk in? Most likely: Flowers. Big, bright bouquets of fresh-cut blooms greet shoppers inside just about every major grocer, from Whole Foods to Kroger to innumerable New York City bodegas. That's no coincidence — there's a strategic decision behind those flowers' placement. "It is very, very simple," says Paco Underhill, the founder and CEO of behavioral research and consulting firm Envirosell. "If you can get someone's nose and saliva glands working, they become a much less disciplined shopper." Read More That's right: Flowers fire up the senses, getting you ready to spend. Sure, … [Read more...] about The surprising reason supermarkets sell flowers

This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate 3 Medication abortions became the preferred method for ending pregnancy in the U.S. even before the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. These involve taking two prescription medicines days apart — at home or in a clinic. Abortion procedures are an invasive medical technique that empties the womb. They are sometimes called surgical abortions, although they don’t involve surgery. Abortion by pills involves the drugs mifepristone and misoprostol. As more states seek abortion limits, demand for the pills is expected to grow. HOW THE DRUGS WORK Mifepristone is taken first, swallowed by mouth. The drug dilates the cervix and blocks the effects of the hormone progesterone, which is needed to sustain a pregnancy. Misoprostol, a drug also used to treat stomach ulcers, is taken 24 to 48 hours later. The pill is designed to dissolve when placed between the gums and teeth or in the … [Read more...] about Medication abortion is common; here’s how it works

JENKINTOWN, N.J. (CBS) — An investigation is underway into a deadly house fire in Montgomery County. Chopper 3 was over Summit Avenue in Jenkintown where firefighters got to the duplex just after 7:30 p.m. on Friday night. They found a man on the second floor, but he later died at the hospital. READ MORE: 20-Year-Old Man Dead, Another Injured After Shooting In North Philadelphia The two-alarm fire also sent two firefighters to the hospital, one for a possible heart attack. He’s in stable condition. READ MORE: 2022 Wawa Welcome America Festival Guide: Road Closures, Public Transportation Information The other firefighter was released after treatment for heat exhaustion. MORE NEWS: Philadelphia's Fourth Of July Festivities Kick Off With Concert, Fireworks Several other firefighters suffered minor injuries. … [Read more...] about Investigation Underway After 2-Alarm Fire Leaves Man Dead, 2 Firefighters Injured

In this week’s developments, the problems of excessive flight cancellations and delays look like they will continue through the peak summer season; Spirit Airlines delays a shareholder vote on a Frontier merger as it studies the latest JetBlue offer; low-cost Breeze Airways puts off its Los Angeles debut as it slows down growth plans; United’s Star Alliance will add a non-airline member and American’s Oneworld will take on its third Middle Eastern partner; China eases mandatory COVID-19 quarantine rules; Air New Zealand unveils plans to add economy class bunk beds to its long-haul 787 fleet; Alaska Airlines and American open up new award booking options on international partner carriers; American and British Airways will consolidate flight activities at London Heathrow terminals. Even though several major airlines have cut back their original summer schedules to minimize last-minute cancellations as they struggle with staffing issues , it’s starting to look like schedule … [Read more...] about Routes: No letup in sight for summer air travel woes; a peek at the future of red-eye flights

Friday, FNC host Greg Gutfeld responded to long-running “Friends” sitcom co-creator Marta Kauffman lamenting not casting a black character on the show. Gutfeld mocked Kauffman and argued casting shows based on race rarely works. Partial transcript as follows: The white guilt never ends. Even for the creator of “Friends.” Yes, she churned on the sitcom she built to satisfy her Caucasian guilt. Marta Kauffman, the co-creator of “Friends” says she’s embarrassed by the show’s lack of diversity. And he’s pledging four million bucks to brand his university to support its African-American Studies Department. Kauffman also regrets her original name for the series, which was white people are awesome. I could have warned her on that one. The show starred six best buds living in West Village Apartments they could never afford in real life. It became a huge success paving the way for such amazing spin offs. Like Joey. Said Kaufman in a recent interview, I’ve learned a lot in the last … [Read more...] about FNC’s Gutfeld: ‘Casting Shows Based on Race Rarely Works’

0 Schools Ayush Pai was awarded the STEAM Scholarship by the National Society of High School Scholars​ for his innovations. D'Ann Lawrence White , Patch Staff Posted Reply PALM HARBOR, FL — Ayush Pai, a student from Palm Harbor, was awarded the STEAM Scholarship by the National Society of High School Scholars . NSHSS created this award to honor students who embrace and celebrate STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, or mathematics). Of nearly 800 applicants, Pai was one of 10 students who were selected to receive the $1,000 scholarship. Throughout high school, Pai explored the technology and entrepreneurial worlds. He developed an online renting marketplace, Rentathon , where he learned about user authentication, database management and user interactions. Developing an intelligent sorting algorithm, QR code transaction system and automated background check system, he immersed himself in the startup world. … [Read more...] about Palm Harbor Student Develops App Academy After Publishing 18 Apps

0 Seasonal & Holidays To renew library items and check due dates, call the automated service at 727-286-6894 anytime or use myclearwaterlibrary.com. D'Ann Lawrence White , Patch Staff Posted Reply CLEARWATER, FL — City of Clearwater government offices, all libraries and some recreation facilities will be closed Monday, July 4, in observance of Independence Day. Closed recreation facilities include Countryside, Long Center, Moccasin Lake Nature Park and the Clearwater Beach Recreation Center. Open recreation facilities include: Morningside Pool, Fitness Center and Gym: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Ross Norton Drop-In Pool, Fitness Center and Gym: 1 to 5 p.m. North Greenwood Drop-In Pool, Fitness Center and Gym: 1 to 5 p.m. Clearwater Beach Family Aquatic Center Pool: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. McMullen Tennis Complex: 9 a.m. to noon The city’s Solid Waste Department will be working on Monday, July 4, and there will be no … [Read more...] about What’s Open, Closed In Clearwater On July 4th Holiday