Local start-up pivots to help frontline workers
By:
Vahid Sadrzadeh
Posted: Jul 13, 2020 7:23 AM EDT
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When will the rain arrive?
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Quiet this evening, Scattered showers overnight
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Take part in naming the Potawatomi Zoo’s red panda cub
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Pleasant day, rain returns tonight
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Calm, summery Saturday
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Berrien Spring sweeps victory against Benton Harbor
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Fairfield Falcons open home season with dedication of new track...
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Pulaski County Tribe hosts “4th Friday“ community gathering
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Hot, muggy, and possibly stormy next week
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Suspect on foot after police pursuit on Lincolnway and Goodland
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Women’s Flat Track Derby hosts first tournament at the St....
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Local family celebrates moving into Habitat for Humanity home
Notre Dame Alum, Pier White, started Tradelasts as a way to provide vacation rentals to families looking to make memories.
Since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, however, the company is now focused on providing free vacations to medical personnel on the frontlines.
Morning Anchor Vahid Sadrzadeh sits down with the founder in a one-on-one interview.
More info on Tradelasts HERE.
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