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DESERT FLYER BAND, 8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 8, Koko’s Tavern, 152 S. Mesa St., Fruita, facebook.com/KoKosTavern.

La ilustradora, que diseñó la imagen del Día del Orgullo 2021, ha creado los carteles de Veranos de la Villa que llenan la capital

Historia: 100 mujeres que cambiaron el mundo Un repaso de los grandes hitos de la historia que han sucedido gracias a nosotras... Más información No es la primera (ni la última) vez que las mujeres marcan un antes y un después en la Historia. A lo largo de la historia, muchas mujeres han luchado por conseguir un espacio destacado en un mundo que parecía ser dominado por los hombres. Muchos avances y costumbres han cambiado a lo largo de los años gracias a su esfuerzo que, de una forma u o...

Author of the article: Karen Bachmann Publishing date: Jul 02, 2021  •  3 hours ago  •  5 minute read  •  Vogue magazine told readers that "the newest thing for the sea is a jersey bathing suit as near a maillot as the unwritten law will permit." These local swimmers show off their bathing suits before taking a swim in the Mattagami River in the early 1920s. Supplied/Timmins Museum jpg, TD Article content The Ladies’ Home Journal describes “a charming costume of black and...

Joanne OConnor Special to The Citizen Proudly wearing his Civil War uniform, Billy Claxton (1843-1923), the "Hermit of Owasco Lake," is pictured above in front of his Koenig’s Point ocean house. Billy was born on Jan. 10, 1843, in Hastings, New York. In 1860, with his mother, Mary Ann, and sister Hannah, he moved from the Lake Ontario area to Mandana. Here they lived with their relative Alexander Hamilton Allen, who with his Revolutionary War tract of land, had built a tavern-i...

A Former Greek Macedonian Community Club in Marrickville Has Been Converted Into the Great Club, a Live-Music Venue and Bar With Big Greek Energy It had been empty for almost two years when a pair of music-industry veterans took it over. Now it’s devoted to live music, and there’s a menu of Australiana-inspired cocktails and a local chef turning out an ever-changing menu of Greek hits, where the only rules are “freshness and salt”. Photography: Yusuke Oba by Dan Cunningham “This is ou...

The untold histories of the Cooks River Reflecting on the river’s little-known past. Art by Dmitry Kuznichenko. February 28, 2021 The Cooks River holds a special place in my heart. I grew up alongside its cluttered depths; elusively beautiful. Sometimes it glittered blue and other times it smelt like rubbish. I used to roll down the miniature hills of Ewen Park, its playground and soccer fields located in the largely overlooked suburb of Hurlstone Park which cocoons ...

Find out when Australia in Colour is on TV, including Series 1-Episode 1: Outpost of Empire. Episode guide, trailer, review, preview, cast list and where to stream it on demand, on catch up and download.