Day: May 26, 2022

Now’s about the time we could all use some self-care, right? Your style of self-care might be a bubble bath infused with essential oils, or a glass of Cabernet on the patio. But my go-to is a new piece of jewelry. And jewelry, like clothes, shoes, and makeup, redefines itself every season — which means fashion ladies like us can always have a shiny new bauble to show off.

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Summer jewelry has a big job, too. It makes a statement, of course, but it also must be dainty enough that it won’t feel like too much work to wear in the summer heat. We can rely on runway trends for the statement-making, but the fashion gods sometimes fall short on more practical matters.

This season is no exception. High-end designers will have you wearing

Some Snap Kit platform developers have skirted guidelines meant to make the app safer for children.

A new report from TechCrunch released Tuesday found that some third-party apps that connect to users’ Snap accounts have not been updated according to new guidelines announced in March. The restrictions, which target anonymous messaging and friend-finding apps, are meant to increase child safety. However, the investigation found a number of apps either ignore the new regulations or falsely claim to be integrated with Snapchat.

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The Santa Monica-based social media company announced the changes after facing two separate lawsuits related to teen suicide allegedly caused by the app. Over 1,500 developers integrate Snap features like the camera and Bitmojis. Snap originally claimed the update would not affect many apps.

Developers had 30 days to revise their software, but the investigation found that some apps, such as the anonymous Q&A app Sendit, were granted

MANCHESTER – Starbucks and Jersey Mike’s are coming to the township’s Whiting section.

The township Planning Board recently approved a new retail building on Lacey Road, a part of the Stop & Shop-anchored Whiting Commons.

The 8,951-square-foot building, which will be built on what is now vacant land, already has three tenants signed up: Starbucks, including a drive-thru lane and an outdoor seating area, Jersey Mike’s Subs and an AT&T store.

The center’s owner, Paramount Realty Services, is in talks with a national retail chain for the fourth space in the building.

A timetable for construction was not available.

The new building adds to Whiting Commons and will be located next to Wendy’s.