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Nathaniel Dorsky and Jerome Hiler are returning to New York. Partners in life and cinema for nearly sixty years, this month, MoMA and Anthology Film Archives will present a panoply of screenings of their experimental, personal, and mostly silent films—spanning from their earliest endeavors of the 1960s when they were immersed in New York’s cross cultural artistic bloom, to more recent poetic transmissions from their perch in San Francisco.

Police chase ends in the arrest of a Matteson man with two felony charges of aggravated fleeing/eluding a peace officer.

The seminar, “Fulfilling Our Infinite Potentials: Solving the World’s Problems,” with Bernard Phillips will be held in Hobson Hall starting April 4.

The STEAM Museum and Swindon Museum & Art Gallery are hosting their first archaeological conference this November.

[b]God Told Me To (1976) [720p] [BluRay] [YTS MX][/b] The storyline of this movie involves a series of motiveless murders committed by various New York residents: a sniper shoots people from a water tower; a father murders his entire family; and a cop opens fire during a St. Patrick's Day parade....

Brazil-based UK journalist and author who championed the role of Indigenous people in saving the Amazon

Newark and District U3As activities continue throughout lockdown  | Updated: 16:09, 11 March 2021 A group that aims to bring retired and semi-retired people together hasn’t stopped just because of lockdown ­— in fact, its members are keen to keep dancing, writes Elliot Ball. Newark and District U3A has used the coronavirus pandemic as more of a reason to keep in touch with each other — particularly because people may be feeling lonely. One way the group has been keeping ac...

By Paul Hurley Murderer Harold Berry lived in Ledward Street, Wharton, pictured here in 1935 LET us start our story today in the office of a moneylender in Manchester in early 1946. With the end of the war, the moneylenders tried to ease the formalities of borrowing. But because of the following story, these more straightforward formalities were rescinded. One of the men employed as a moneylenders manager at the Refuge Lending Societ...

Brian Crawford worked as a vet in North Devon for almost 60 years - Credit: Crawford family Tributes have been paid to a legendary North Devon veterinary surgeon at the end of a long and distinguished career.  Brian Crawford BVM&S MRCVS passed away on January 11 at North Devon Hospice, aged 86. He leaves his wife of 60 years Jill, four children and five grandchildren. His family and his work were his whole life.   Brian was born in Enniskillen, and educated in Northern Ireland before re...