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Elm View Extendicare activities director Lawry Tardif has the reputation of being the kind of person who would...

Searcher Seismic has secured multi-client projects to reprocess seismic data for Big Buzz and Big Bird prospects in the North Sea, offshore UK.

Finder Energy has expanded its UK North Sea portfolio after acquiring a 100 percent interest in offshore license P2527, located near a massive oil field.

Finder Energy has expanded its UK North Sea portfolio after acquiring a 100 percent interest in offshore license P2527, located near a massive oil field.

Comment: In light of the 'COVID-19 pandemic', which - despite its mortality rate being blown up out of all proportion to reality - is, nevertheless, indeed an illness stemming from infection by the SARS-CoV-2 virus first discovered by the Chinese...

TWO cancer charities will be given a boost thanks to a nine-year-olds generosity.

Good vibes at Big Buzz Click the image above to view slideshow Grandma bee Carol Smith, from Helensville, with her grandchildren Felix and Elodie. From left, ApiNZ chief executive Karin Kos had nothing but praise for festival organisers, Grass Espoti and Isabella Sullivan. Every now and again, a working bee just has to take a break. Pictured at the Big Buzz Festival is Matakana School student, Hunter Murray. Organisers of what was believed to be New Zealand’s first honey and bee festival cou...

SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) — Black Americans are more hesitant than whites to take the COVID...

Text TOP SECRET typed on retro typewriter (Source: Getty Images) 6 Feb 2021 The Associated Press | By MARY LANDERS, Savannah Morning News SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) — Black Americans are more hesitant than whites to take the COVID vaccine. Reasons for that hit close to home in Savannah, and include a classified military operation in the 1950s that dropped hundreds of thousands of mosquitoes — mosquitoes that many believe were i...

The reasons for that hit close to home in Savannah, Georgia, where a classified military operation in the 1950s dropped hundreds of thousands of mosquitoes – mosquitoes that many believe were infected with disease – on Carver Village.  "They didnt tell anybody, and it happened," said Chatham County Commission Chairman Chester Ellis. "And so that leaves some apprehension, especially when you have residents of that area whove been there since the 50s. And so my job as neighborhood presid...