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Bob McGrath, Original, Longtime Resident of ‘Sesame Street,’ Dies at 90 https://t.co/Yvtsm8EORy The Hollywood Reporter (@THR) December 5, 2022 Bob McGrath was born on a farm in Illinois. He began performing in local theaters when he was only 5 years old. He had his own local radio show in…

The struggle to keep farmland off limits for developers is a nationwide problem. Unlike the U.S. and many other countries, Canada doesn't have a national plan to protect farmland.

Real estate prices have soared across Canada in recent years, and farmland is no different. From B.C. to the Maritimes, farmland near urban centres is being eyed by developers seeking to turn fields into suburban malls and cul-de-sacs.

The Minute Man in Jacksonville has closed. Google reports it as "permanently closed"; the phone number returns only a busy signal, the website shows only the number "404", and the Facebook page has apparently been taken down.

Three days of Italian food, culture, wine, as well as arts and crafts, demonstrations, a kids’ zone and musical acts, are the focus of the third Arkansas Italian Food and Wine Festival, 4-8 p.m. Friday, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday at the Penick Boys & Girls Club in Little Rock.

Yumbah Aquaculture has announced COX Architecture will develop a masterplan for the company that will see its Smith Bay farm on Kangaroo Island expanded.

The Chancellor acknowledges the pain of inflation and energy costs with new measures, but stops short of delaying the Health and Social Care Levy.

Yumbah Head of Supply Chain and Optimisation, David Connell, says, “The Smith Bay Masterplan sets us up for the long-term, exploring growth in our core business of abalone farming, plus opening up new opportunities for business, skills and jobs on KI in keeping with what’s right for our island community.”

On 24 February 2022, the Chancellor Rishi Sunak gave the annual Mais lecture at Bayes Business School.

Homer’s West co-owner David Connell says continuing construction delays have pushed the target opening of what is to become Homer’s Kitchen Table to “sometime in April.”