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Advertisement Cenergy Holdings SA has announced that Corinth Pipeworks S.A., its steel pipe segment, signed an agreement to manufacture and supply steel pipes to Israel Natural Gas Lines (INGL), leader in natural gas distribution in Israel, for the offshore section of a new high-pressure gas pipeline between the cities of Ashdod and Ashkelon. Chevron, having recently completed its acquisition of Noble Energy, as the operator of Leviathan and Tamar offshore gas fields, has entered into an agreem...

Al Young, a Berkeley resident and the 2005 California poet laureate. Credit: Michael Young Al Young, a nationally renowned novelist, essayist, screenwriter, professor and poet whom Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger appointed as the state poet laureate in 2005, died April 17, two years after suffering a major stroke. He was 81. Young, a long-time Berkeley resident whose deep, melodic voice was as smooth as the blues music he adored, saw his work become a permanent feature in the city’s landscape. His...

Bridges: McDonald worked as Ranger, keeping law in remote areas of West Texas Dr. Ken Bridges The Texas Rangers in its long history in the state has produced legendary figures in its quest to uphold the law and keep Texans safe. Capt. William Jesse McDonald was one of many examples. McDonald’s life had led him to serve at different times as a school teacher, shopkeeper, rancher, and eventually becoming one of the most respected law men in Texas. Bill McDonald was born in 1852 in eastern ...

20 April 2021 4:33pm Greek President Katerina Sakellaropoulou awarded Commander of the Order of the Phoenix medals to three distinguished US archaeologists – Dr Jack L. Davis and Dr Sharon R. Stocker of Cincinnati University and the director emeritus of the excavation at Ancient Corinth run by American School of Classical Studies in Athens, Charles K. Williams. The medals were presented on the day of Philhellenism and International Solidarity Day, which is celebrated on 19 April on the annive...

Kentucky State Police ID three men killed in I-75 crash Chris Mayhew, Cincinnati Enquirer Kentucky police have identified the three people killed Monday in a fatal SUV rollover crash as Dayton, Ohio, residents. Police said the crash happened about 6 p.m. at the 153-mile marker on I-75 south near Williamstown. The crash closed I-75 south until about 10:30 p.m. Monday, police said. Its unclear why the GMC Yukon began to drift and struck a guardrail, Kentucky State Police said in ...

But on the weekends, they cook. "Im usually going to do the entree, and shes the casseroles and sides," Burns said. "Saturday could be anything from brisket to a small ham to a couple of whole chickens. It depends on whats going on and whos coming by." A typical Saturday meal might be ribeye or strip steaks, asparagus, mushrooms and potato wedges. "I like to listen to music when I cook," he said. "Music and cooking can take you back to a place and a time." Burns, 50, was born and raised in Cori...

The Texas Rangers in its long history in the state has produced legendary figures in its quest to uphold the law and keep Texans safe.

Five things to know for Week 5 of season | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS Shares0 SCHEDULE SHUFFLE With Saratoga Springs and Colonie on COVID-19 pause, Guilderland and CBA have received semifinal byes in the Class AA division playoffs and will see action in the Week 6 division title games. Guilderland (No. 1 seed, 3-1) was set to host Saratoga (No. 4, 1-3) in an Empire Division semifinal game Friday, and CBA (No. 2, 2-2) was scheduled to host Colonie (No. 3, 1-3) in a Liberty Division semifinal gam...

Mississippi law will ban shackling inmates during childbirth EMILY WAGSTER PETTUS, Associated Press April 16, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Mississippi will join a growing number of states and the federal government in banning the use of restraints on women giving birth in a jail or prison. Republican Gov. Tate Reeves on Wednesday signed House Bill 196, the “Dignity for Incarcerated Women Act." It will become law July 1. It says leg restraints and handcuffs cannot be used...

The fourth book in the Corinth/Browne Murder Mystery Series. Lord Benyon is on the Queen Mary, bound for New York. It is 1937, and his mission is to persuade President Roosevelt to supply Britain with arms and money if it comes to war with Germany. Those who want him to fail will not stop at murder to achieve their aim. But, when Benyon refuses police protection, Special Branch asks Lord Edward Corinth to keep an unofficial eye on him. However, it is not Benyon who is murdered but a racist sena...