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AN artist is being sought to create work reflecting the importance of the North York Moors dark skies and the negative impact of artificial light pollution. The North York Moors National Park is seeking an innovative UK artist to produce a body of work highlighting the importance of dark skies as well as the detrimental effect of light pollution on the natural world as well as humans’ wellbeing. The National Park’s Inspired by gallery at Danby is offering the funded ten-month commissi...

The Milky Way above Helmsley by Steve Bell A NATIONAL Park in North Yorkshire has a special commission for an artist. The North York Moors National Park is seeking a UK artist to produce a body of work that reflects the importance of our dark skies and the negative impact of artificial light pollution on the natural world as well as humans’ own wellbeing. The National Park’s Inspired by… gallery at Danby is offering the funded 10-month commission, which will culminate in an exhibiti...

Amazing Grace, a worthy winner who speaks to truth January 27, 2021 — 12.04am Save Normal text size Credit: One couldn’t ask for a better person for the Australian of the Year gong than well-deserving Grace Tame, the first Tasmanian to receive one (“Change the date, says Grace”, January 26). She is not going to muck around. In the little time she’s been in the public eye, Tame has already said what most of us feel — change the Australia Day date. I can’t wait...

Donald K. Young of New Braunfels, Texas, passed away on January 16, 2021 at the age of 88, following a brief illness.

Irish banks club together with new digital service to counter Revolut threat Bank of Ireland, AIB, Permanent TSB and the Irish arm of Belgian bank KBC have come together to set up Syntech Payments to launch a digital app Mon, Jan 11, 2021, 20:40 Updated: Mon, Jan 11, 2021, 20:44   Four of the biggest banks operating in the Irish market are joining forces to launch an instantaneous digital payments app that they hope will help them fend off the threat posed by new payments platforms, s...

Credit APRs Guy Busby New Year’s Day 2021 was gray, with rough Gulf pounding the beach at the Alabama-Florida state line. A cold rain fell on the white sand. A crowd gathered on the beach. At the end of a dismal, serious year, their costumes were anything but grim. The group included people dressed as Santa Clauses, Baby New Years, mermaids, sea serpents, and Dr. Seuss characters. There were also nuns, hippies and harlequins as well as pirates, penguins, and polar bears. Credit APRs Guy Busby...

AN ALARM firm has expanded by moving into bigger Carlisle premises. Alarm Supplies Scotland Ltd have opened at their new city base at Unit R2 on Kingmoor Park Central, which is part of a new development of 19 units. The company are a distributor of security products with seven branches in the UK and Ireland. Ann Smith, Branch Manager has overseen the Carlisle office for 20 years. She said: “Our move to a new unit which is easily accessible gives us so much more space and potential t...

It was a case of third time still unlucky as the family of local woman Ann Smith had to cancel the latest effort to celebrate their mams 80th birthday in style! But the warm wishes of her husband, children and grandchildren were enough to put a big smile on her face. Caroline (Gregory) and her brother Patrick had booked the Westcourt Hotel for a party for over 100 on New Years Eve for their mother Ann. That was downsized to 50, then 25 and now it will be immediate family only on January 4th! I...

Tallahassee hospitals begin administering COVID-19 vaccines TMH and CRMC now administering COVID-19 vaccines Tallahassee is joining places worldwide in giving out COVID-19 vaccinations, with more than 11,000 vials of the vaccine being distributed to healthcare workers. and last updated 2020-12-23 18:04:11-05 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WTXL) — Tallahassee is joining places worldwide in giving out COVID-19 vaccinations, with more than 11,000 vials of the vaccine being distributed to healthcare worke...

Donald Trump’s Dallas-area supporters won’t accept his loss, say populist movement continues Republicans will look to keep Trump’s base in the mix for future elections. Trump supporters demonstrate at the corner of Preston Rd and Parker Rd in Plano, TX, on Dec. 12, 2020. (Jason Janik/Special Contributor)(Jason Janik / Special Contributor) PLANO — Donald Trump’s most loyal supporters won’t accept that shortly after noon on Jan. 20 he’ll no longer be president. They cling to the not...