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Isenstein

American  
[ee-suhn-stahyn, ee-zuhn-, ee-zuhn-shtahyn] / ˈi sənˌstaɪn, ˈi zən-, ˈi zənˌʃtaɪn /

noun

  1. (in theNibelungenlied ) the home of Brunhild in Isenland.


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“Once people started realizing that they can travel, our boarding business boomed to a level we actually could not handle,” said Tania Isenstein, owner of Camp Canine in New York City, which offers day care, grooming and boarding.

From Seattle Times

“The planners got their dogs in well before they needed to go back to work,” Isenstein said.

From Seattle Times

“The people have much more anxiety than the pets,” said Isenstein, of Camp Canine.

From Seattle Times

“They did 3.5 million visitors over the last five years .” Isenstein says from his home office in Lexington.

From Washington Times

All of the hemp-related stops are included on historical markers, such as the one that previously stood in the Boyle County Courthouse’s lawn, which has been temporarily taken down due to the renovation, but will be restored, Isenstein said.

From Washington Times