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Estanterías que guardan un gran tesoro juan garcía / s.b. PONTEVEDRA / LA VOZ Ramón Leiro Isidro Paz y Dolores García abrieron en Pontevedra en 1967 la Libraría Paz, que fue evolucionando al mismo tiempo que lo iba haciendo la ciudad. Desde hace más de 30 años, su hijo Cano está al frente 16 jul 2021 . Actualizado a las 05:00 h. Fueron muchos los gallegos que allá por el siglo pasado se vieron obligados a emigrar. Y con su marcha tuvieron lugar mu...

July Coronavirus (COVID-19) Response • Have you downloaded COVIDWISE, Virginias COVID-19 exposure notification app? Add your phone to the fight here. For up-to-date information, assistance, and resources from across state government, click here. For Immediate Release: July 8, 2021 Contacts: Office of the Governor: Alena Yarmosky, Alena.Yarmosky@governor.virginia.govOffice of the Governor: Alena Yarmosky, Alena.Yarmosky@governor.virginia.gov Governor Northam Celebrates Groundbreaking on Nort...

Yle fact-check: How true are party leader statements on immigration, employment? Yle continues to check statements made by political leaders as the campaign intensifies for Junes local elections. Finns Party leader Jussi Halla-aho and Christian Democrats chair Sari Essayah. Did the leaders of Finlands main political parties stick to the facts during interviews and debates in the lead up to local elections polling day on 13 June? Yle continues the fact-check series by examining statements made b...

Campbell River residents urged to be tourists in their own community to help support local operators The community of Campbell River, B.C., has launched a campaign to support small tourism operators through the next leg of the pandemic.  Social Sharing Chamber of Commerce wants locals to sign up for areas tourist draws, like whale-watching, fishing, kayaking Posted: May 23, 2021 9:00 AM PT | Last Updated: May 23 Small tourism operators like whale-watching companies have suffered greatly during...

Heard about the new big-money IPO making waves in the music industry? We’re talking about Paris-headquartered Believe – which has today (May 10) confirmed that it has taken the first official step to float in its home nation. Like UMG, Believe has chosen Europe for its arrival on the stock exchange: the French company has just had its registration document to float on the Paris Euronext approved by the French Autorité des marchés financiers (AMF). As part of the contemplated IPO, Believe ...

Saanich council decides not to gamble on casino project District councillors voted unanimously on Monday not to throw their support behind the B.C. Lottery Corporations (BCLC) pan for a hotel, entertainment and casino complex in the southern Vancouver Island community. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: May 05, 2021 12:44 PM PT | Last Updated: May 5 The B.C. Lottery Corporation will not be building a casino complex in Saanich, B.C., after the district council voted unanimously not to suppor...

New Music Reviews (5/3) KEXP Each week, Music Director Don Yates shares brief insights on new and upcoming releases for KEXPs rotation. These reviews help our DJs decide on what they want to play. See what we added this week below (and on our Charts page), including new releases from Dawn Richard, Dawn Richard – Second Line (Merge) This New Orleans singer/songwriter/musician/producer’s sixth solo album is an adventurous blend of R&B, house, footwork, New Orleans bounce and m...

Save our festivals: introducing our campaign to support live events UK music festivals say they need government help with insurance. Pic: monkeybuissnessimages Dancing under the warm colours of sunset, energetically jumping around in a mosh pit, singing along to some of your favourite bands and enjoying a cold pint in a field with friends are all a summer-time rite of passage for festival lovers in east and south-east London.    However, this year because of Covid, the many festivals that us...

Visually impaired Victoria author writes book for teens about the lives of people with disabilities A Victoria-based writer who lost most of her vision by the age of 12 due to cancer is hoping to put an end to stereotypes about people with disabilities, by fostering more understanding and demystifying disability through a new non-fiction book for teens.  Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Apr 18, 2021 10:00 AM PT | Last Updated: April 18 The book was released on Monday, April 12, as part o...

Some of Belfasts most historic buildings and hidden architectural gems are to provide the backdrop for a series of online showcases from emerging and established musicians. The collaborative video project will promote the cultural significance of the venues as well as the wide-ranging musical talents of the artists involved. All Points: North will show off a selection of our foremost digital content creators, musicians and electronic producers, filmed in historical buildings located across the ...