Keith Loria

Oakton

Editor and Writer at Freelance

A freelance writer contributing to entertainment, business, real estate, sports and trade publications.

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Articles

Capital One Hall kicks off fifth year of community arts partnership

1 week ago | fairfaxtimes.com | Keith Loria

The Tysons venue invites the local community to use its spaces for arts activitiesCapital One Hall’s community arts partnership kicked off its fifth season on June 16. It offers county and charitable arts, nonprofit, and other civic organizations the chance to utilize Capital One Hall’s main theater, its Vault theater, or the classroom spaces for arts-related programming.
Metal detection minimizes food safety risk early in the supply chain

1 week ago | supermarketperimeter.com | Keith Loria

In the dairy industry, ensuring the safety and quality of products is paramount, making metal detection an essential component of operational processes. Processors and their supplier partners work continuously to avoid contamination of milk and other dairy products, which can affect quality and safety of the product, and protect food for human consumption.
Riggio Distribution Co. looking forward to summer

1 week ago | theproducenews.com | Keith Loria

As an anchor tenant on the Detroit Produce Terminal, Riggio Distribution Co. is a trusted, full-service, fresh produce distributor and wholesaler, which has been servicing the entire Midwest from its home base for decades.
Spotlight on the Stage

1 week ago | tysonstoday.com | Keith Loria

The great thing about living in Northern Virginia and the Washington, D.C. region for theater lovers is that there's no need to go to Broadway to see some of the best plays and musicals around. The area is booming with theaters and venues that offer some of the most popular shows and newest works. Here's what you can check out this week:This week, the national tour of Ain't Too Proud, the story of The Temptations and their rise to greatness, plays the National Theatre in D.C. from June 17-22.
Understanding the Impact of Disease Severity on Quality of Life Patients with ILD in India

1 week ago | managedhealthcareexecutive.com | Keith Loria

Interstitial lung disease (ILD) is characterized by lung fibrosis, leading to symptoms like breathlessness, fatigue and decreased exercise capacity, which significantly impair patients’ quality of life. Despite advances in diagnosis and treatment, ILD often progresses unpredictably, and its prognosis remains poor, with high mortality rates worldwide.
Review: Amusing New Musical Answers the Question: “Who is Hunter S. Thompson?”

2 weeks ago | theatermania.com | Keith Loria

You might need to be of a certain age to appreciate journalist Hunter S. Thompson, the rebellious writer known for his raw style, brutal honesty, and unapologetic strangeness. It’s probably more common for people to know his name and not his story.
The Distractions hold reunion concert at Jammin Java

2 weeks ago | fairfaxtimes.com | Keith Loria

The alternative band plays covers from the ’80s and ’90sFounded in Norfolk at Old Dominion University, amidst the lively musical scene of the mid-’80s, The Distractions quickly became a beloved cover band within the Hampton Roads college alternative rock community. Back then, the band was known for its raw, emotive, guitar-driven sound, reminiscent of influences like R.E.M., The Replacements, and The Smithereens, and it built a strong reputation.
Jammin Java welcomes Nicki Bluhm

2 weeks ago | fairfaxtimes.com | Keith Loria

The singer brings her intimate Nashville songwriters’ unplugged show to ViennaAcclaimed singer-songwriter Nicki Bluhm takes the stage at Jammin Java on June 17 for an intimate performance, featuring Nashville-based songwriters and producers Kai Welch and Cameron Neal. “These are two of my really good friends and songwriting partners,” Bluhm said.
Sonny Boy Produce optimistic about New Jersey blueberry season

2 weeks ago | theproducenews.com | Keith Loria

Blueberries are Sonny Boy Produce’s most important item, as the company ships more blues than all of its other items combined, regularly doing around 6.5 million pounds of blues in a year. “For a small outfit like ours, it’s something that we pride ourselves on,” said Tom Consalo, president of the Landisville, NJ-based company. “We usually do around 2.5-3 million pounds of blues here.
New Jersey blueberries top of mind for Sunny Valley International

2 weeks ago | theproducenews.com | Keith Loria

Sunny Valley International has long been a supplier of imported and domestic blueberries, with strong supplies in the category 12-months a year thanks to winter programs out of Peru, Chile and other sources of origin, and spring programs in Georgia and North Carolina. “Sunny Valley International has marketed imported and domestic blueberries for the better part of three decades,” said Tom Beaver, director of sales and marketing for the Glassboro, NJ-based company.