Olean, NY, Oct. 13--Ceramic tile maker Dal-Tile will be laying off 25-30 production workers at its Olean, NY plant today, according to the Olean Times Herald. Plant manager Toby Miller said ...

For several years now, the U.S. ceramic market has been ... In the U.S., Dal-Tile has three major brands: Daltile, American Olean and Marazzi. Another Dal-Tile brand that may be familiar to ...

And as a bonus, they collaborated with an artist who used the resulting ceramic tiles to create a unique art exhibit at the NUS Museum—a striking merger of science and art. As reported ...

When he bought the property on Mount Herman outside the city of Olean six years ago, he was hoping there might be a chestnut among the thousands of trees. He knew American chestnut trees are ...

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Taco Bell is reviving an oldie but a goodie for a limited time thanks to public pressure. On Oct. 10, the Double Decker Taco returns nationwide to satiate two-layered appetites. But, in typical ...

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NESTLE discontinued Tooty Frooties in 2019 after 60 years. Nestlé discontinued the multicoloured fruit sweets as part of a shake-up to better align with customer preferences. Tooty Frooties were ...

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