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An Advent art exhibit, 4-H craft show and a menorah lighting are among items on the coming week's calendar.

More than 500 pelican chicks roam what’s left, officials say.

The Beach Boys perform in concert at 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. Feb. 26 in Hayes Hall at Artis-Naples. Ticket prices vary. — artisnaples.org

The Beach Boys perform in concert at 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. Feb. 26 in Hayes Hall at Artis-Naples. Ticket prices vary. Submit calendar listings and high-resolution photos to events@floridaweekly.com. Email text, jpegs or Word documents are accepted. No pdfs or photos of fliers, please. The deadline for calendar submissions is noon Friday for the

Chuck Annal of Concord is vice-chancellor emeritus of CCSNH. Kudos to Mark Rubinstein, chancellor of the Community College System of New Hampshire (CCSNH), for his recent My Turn (Monitor, 7/2). The chancellor does an excellent job responding to a New...

Distributers and negotiate a whole bird program. they dont want to sell you just the wing, so its not profitable for them, its not profitable for you. they want to sell you the entire bird. so we went out and said lets put together a program where were buying the breast, the tender, the nigh, and that makes it better for all of our franchisees. neil: yeah, i would think it would. i bet your customers are liking some of the alternatives. >> yeah. and one of our major competitors, wingstop, they d...

Visitors to the HUB-Robeson Center are now welcomed to discover a jungle of distinctive patterns, displays of avian diversity and dynamic usage of flora as part of a new exhibit

A rare New Zealand bird has taken off on a Trans-tasman flight after being spotted for the first time in Australia.  Hunter Bird Observers Club member Michael Kearns discovered the endangered black-fronted tern flying in the skies over Newcastle in late June.   During wild weather Michael had set about on a bird watching trip to Fort Scratchley with the hopes of spotting seabirds like albatross, when he unexpectedly came across the threatened species. The rare black-fronted tern endemic to N...

Black-fronted tern on the Ashley Rakahuri River Photo: Ashley Rakahuri Rivercare Group Birdwatchers are still marvelling at the unexpected sighting of a black-fronted tern, which was seen in late June in Newcastle, in the New South Wales Hunter region. The NSW Woodland Bird Program manager at Birdlife Australia, Mick Roderick, said it was an incredible discovery because the tern was endemic to New Zealand. "Its a mind-blowing sighting that were still trying to make sense of," he said. "Ive als...