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March 4, 2021
Millions of federal dollars have been granted over the last six months in efforts to rebuild what the storms destroyed.
February 25, 2021
"I have received so many letters and cards from people and I think every single one has put in what an absolute true gentleman he was. He seems to have touched so many people in so many ways - he was a very kind, generous, helpful person," she said. Margaret and Bill James ready to ride out with the Easton Harriers around the late 1980s - Credit: James family Fellow sheep breeder Chris Partridge, of Kersey Suffolk Sheep near Hadleigh described Mr James as a “one breed man”. "Bill always...
February 18, 2021
I watch the Super Bowl pretty much every year, generally enjoying the spectacle. But I’ve never quite understood the fascination of some viewers with the over-hyped commercials. The commercials are
February 16, 2021
Advertisement Queensland has the koala, the Cooktown orchid and the sapphire as emblems â now a petition could unearth an official state fossil. The petition, put together by the Australian Age of Dinosaurs museum in Winton in outback Queensland, suggested the fossil of Diamantinasaurus matildae be made the official state fossil. A statue of Diamantinasaurus at the Australian Age of Dinosaurs museum at Winton. Credit:Australian Age of Dinosaurs The petition, now with 775 signatures, was f...
February 11, 2021
Hawthorne Place, Clitheroe Residents in an East Lancashire town have been left bitterly disappointed after the council approved plans for 57 new homes, despite solid opposition from councillors and the local community. People living in Clitheroe, who state their area is already over-developed, were dealt another blow after Ribble Valley Borough Council approved plans to build 57 new homes on land at the end of Hawthorne Place. Hawthorne Place - the planning notice Persimmon Homes lodg...
February 10, 2021
John Long is perhaps most famous for claiming the first one-day ascent of the Nose on El Capitan in Yosemite National Park, with Jim Bridwell and Billy Westbay, on Memorial Day 1975. But even during his heavily chronicled years as an acid-dropping, free-climbing member of Yosemite Valleyâs âStone Masters,â his primary interest was storytelling. âItâs always been writing,â he told the News&Guide. âI was incidentally a climber.â Although it was impossible t...
February 9, 2021
Shelton EDWARDSVILLE — An Edwardsville couple claims dirt and construction debris coming from property owned by the city during construction of a park has caused flooding and other damage to their adjoining property. Janet Long and John Long filed a complaint Feb. 2 in the Madison County Circuit Court against the City of Edwardsville. According to their complaint, the Longs own more than 46 acres of property on Long Branch Drive in Edwardsville, which is next t...
February 3, 2021
In a time when people are taking stock of their tolerance for isolation, one writer participating in Teton County Librarys 2021 Mountain Story series will try to shed light on perhaps the ultimate hermit. Author Michael Finkel will hold a Zoom talk at 12:15 p.m. Thursday called âSecrets from the Worldâs Ultimate Social Distancing Masterâ in which he will recount the story of Christopher Knight, who spent 27 years alone in the Maine woods, burglarizing homes for food, fuel and sup...
January 29, 2021
MONROE CITY, Mo. â When former Monroe City Mayor John Long tried to limit remarks during intense, often in-your-face confrontations from then frequent city critic Jerry Potterfield, Ward 3 Alderman Connie Painter came to Potterfieldâs defense. âJust show Jerry some respect. He has the right to speak,â Painter said to Long during an intense debate on a utility bill owed by the former Arcadia Metalcraft in December 2019. Now, seven months after Potterfield defeated Long to bec...
January 20, 2021
Red River Crops Conference to begin Wednesday Red River Crops Conference to begin Wednesday By Tiffany Bechtel | January 19, 2021 at 4:49 PM CST - Updated January 19 at 4:49 PM LAWTON, Okla. (TNN) - The 2021 Red River Crops Conference will begin Wednesday, January 20 at 6:30 a.m. The conference is going to be completely virtual this year and will last for two days. The first day will cover information on cotton crops and the second day will cover other in season crops. The agenda for the e...