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Tuesday Night marked the return of March Madness to Boardwalk Hall when Manhattans Ethan Lasko nailed a 30-foot three point jumper right before the buzzer to tie the game at 50, sending the First Round MAAC Tournament Game into Overtime. Yes, there were games played earlier in the day, but Boardwalk Hall seemed to come alive with a feeling that had not been seen in Atlantic City in 12 months. At that moment, it didnt matter if you were a fan of Manhattan or Fairfield or if you were working secu...

Mar 3, 2021 Area residents and first responders helped local veteran Winston Frankson celebrate his 95th birthday with a parade Tuesday evening. Vehicles passed Frankson’s Garfield Road home shortly before 6 p.m. Among those taking part in the parade were members of the Busti Fire Department and Lakewood-Busti Police Department. P-J photo by Jay Young Newsletter Im interested in (please check all that apply) Daily Newsletter

Former Congressman Joins Angelo State University Foundation   SAN ANGELO, TX – Former U.S. Congressman Mike Conaway has joined the Board of Trustees for the Angelo State University Foundation, a public, nonprofit organization established to provide financial assistance to ASU, primarily through gifts and earnings on endowed funds. Conaway represented the 11 th Congressional District of Texas, which includes San Angelo, Midland and Odessa, from 2005 through 2021 and recently stepped down f...

NASA, Navy test diving technology that could be used on the moon By (0) NASA Astronaut Dr. Jonny Kim partnered for a lunar simulation, testing the U.S. Navys Diver Augmented Vision Display helmet system -- which NASA thinks could benefit humans returning to the moon. Photo by Rory OConnor/U.S. Navy March 2 (UPI) -- The Navy teamed up with NASA astronauts and engineers last week to test a technology that allows divers to work more efficiently underwater and could be used the next time astronau...

By John McCarthy-24 February 2021 13:00pm The Drum explores the relationship between social, PR and OOH. Above: Playstation‘s own OOH effort Rarely a week goes by without an inspired billboard, bus-shelter poster or bus livery going ‘viral’ on social media. Youd almost think the work was made for that purpose. Social medias provided somewhere for impactful out of home ads to further resonate but is the congratulatory feedback loop blinding marketers to the true value of ...

Ragtown Gospel presents Judas the Lost Apostle for Lenten season For A-J Media Ragtown Gospel Theater in Post is revisiting a previous production for the Lenten season, opening Saturday, Feb. 27.  "Judas the Lost Apostle" will be staged Saturdays at 3 p.m. throughout March and April, except Easter weekend, according to a news release from the theater. A synopsis of the production: "His name was Judas Iscariot, the most enigmatic of all the Apostles of Jesus — the one who betrayed Him. On ...

Copy shortlink: While awaiting the start of "Twelve Blocks From Where I Live," which is kicking off a cabaret series that Theater Latté Da describes as "stories and songs in the meantime," I pondered the word "meantime." Latté Da intends these virtual shows to entertain us until its safe to gather for live theater, but theres no getting around the fact that the past several months have sometimes felt like a very mean time. "Twelve Blocks From Where I Live" finds actor ...

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jyoung@post-journal.com Nick Bruce of Rand Precision Machining shows Representative Tom Reed a machined part. Photo by Jay Young U.S. Rep. Tom Reed visited a pair of Jamestown businesses on Monday afternoon to hear feedback on the continuing COVID-19 economic recovery. Reed initially planned to be in Washington this week, but changed his plans and returned to the 23rd district to visit Honest John’s Pizzeria on Fairmount Avenue and Rand Precision Machining in Falconer. “We wanted to see how...

A new year has dawned, but much of the world is pretty much the same: stuck indoors. After bearing the brunt of a locked-down 2020, what lessons have mural firms learned from the pandemic? And how are they preparing themselves for the lockdowns yet to come?