Abstract: I welcome you to the fourth issue of the IEEE Communications Surveys and Tutorials in 2021. This issue includes 23 papers covering different aspects of communication networks. In particular, ...

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The Print Shop restaurant in Smyrna announced it will close. Sharing the news on social media, “We are deeply saddened to announce that we have made the hard decision to close the restaurant. Thank ...

You can call it a cliche. You can call it an exaggeration. But when you’re talking with Crystal Cobb inside Fine Print, her newly opened magazine shop in Oak Cliff, you get the sense that her entire ...

After moving to Milwaukee three years ago, Parker VandeHey wanted to find a way to put himself out there in his new home. After a bit of searching, VandeHey came across something at an unexpected spot ...

After nearly five years at its current location in downtown Wayne, The Philadelphia Print Shop is preparing for a short move — a stone’s throw to the west — into a smaller, more intimate storefront ...

Ask me who makes my dress/skirt/bag, and nine times out of ten, I’ll respond, “it’s vintage!” With a closet chock-full of ’50s, ’60s, and ’80s pieces, I’ve been able to suss out the best places to ...

Leslie Diuguid (right) working with Angela Pilgrim at Du-Good Press to create custom layers on Pilgrim’s edition to debut at the Brooklyn Fine Art Print Fair. (photo by Alverson Layne) As March comes ...

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