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SunStar Kin confesses witnessing gruesome killing of 4 relatives, names two other suspects BACOLOD. Christian Tulot, one of the suspects in the killings of his four relatives inside their house at Barangay Tangub in Bacolod City recently, confesses that he witnessed the crime in an interview with the media at the Police Station 8 in the city Thursday, April 8, 2021. (Erwin P. Nicavera photo) + “NAKULBAAN ko (I was afraid).” This was the reason of 39-year-ol...

Whats it about? A teenage girl enslaved to a life of guerrilla warfare in the African jungle finds hope for survival in protective, ghost-like visions and with a fellow soldier named Magician. Oscar-nominated in 2013 for Best Foreign Language Film. Streaming until April 30th, 2021 at SBS On Demand:   April Fools Season on SBS World Movies A series of comedies in time for April Fools Day (and beyond), airing weeknights at 9:30pm on SBS World Movies. The right to love is worth fighting for in th...

Andrew Palau speaks during the Space Coast CityFest in Florida on March 7, 2021. | Screenshot: Facebook/Luis Palai In the days following the announcement that world-renowned evangelist Luis Palau was placed in hospice care as he battles lung cancer, he gave his son Andrew Palau his blessing to carry the torch and head to Florida for a major evangelistic event last weekend.  The event, held in Brevard County, Florida, was an outreach named Space Coast CityFest. The event brought together over ...

BOLIVIA — Roger “Barton” Michael, 92, formerly of Oak Island, passed away Friday, March 5, 2021, at SECU Hospice of Brunswick, Bolivia. Barton was born Jan. 22, 1929, in Davidson County, son of the late John Michael and Jenny Myers Michael. In 1949, he graduated from Reeds High School in Lexington, where he was very active. Barton was a U.S. Army veteran who served during the Korean War. He was a retired contractor who enjoyed working on home projects and automobiles. He enjoyed gardening...

Jonnie Garstka Columnist I’m pretty sure the only reason our parents gave us middle names was to let us know when we were in trouble. A call upstairs to “Jonnie,” would be met with the  cheerful response, “Coming Mom.” A call upstairs to “Joan Mary,” would be met with frantic whispers to the nearest sibling, “Did you tell Mom I broke the (fill in the blank here). . .?” Or, in the same breath, the hissed, question, “Does she sound mad?” If Mike heard the name “John Micha...

Lauded chef Alejandro Paredes is casting a wider net for his Fish Lonja concept. The companion spot to Carnitas Lonja, the popular spot on Roosevelt, opened in 2019 with fresh fish and shrimp ceviches and fish tacos. The food is fresh and light, a nice counterpart to the unctuous carnitas Paredes has received plenty of accolades for, with nods in Eater and Esquire in 2018. The food and Paredes caught the attention of Chad Carey of the Empty Stomach Group behind Barbaro, Extra Fine, Rumble, Piz...

Lauded chef Alejandro Paredes is casting a wider net for his Fish Lonja concept. The companion spot to Carnitas Lonja, the popular spot on Roosevelt, opened in 2019 with fresh fish and shrimp ceviches and fish tacos. The food is fresh and light, a nice counterpart to the unctuous carnitas Paredes has received plenty of accolades for, with nods in Eater and Esquire in 2018. The food and Paredes caught the attention of Chad Carey of the Empty Stomach Group behind Barbaro, Extra Fine, Rumble, Piz...

First proposed in January, the policy requires face coverings in publicly accessible areas.

Christner said the policy was developed to follow Occupational Safety and Health Administration guidelines so employees feel safe in the workplace. “This is not a mask policy,” she said. Commissioners had heard enough, voted to end debate and passed the policy. In other business… In other business, commissioners passed Sheriff Eric Samson’s recommendation to accept the bid from Eagle Point Gun in Thorofare, New Jersey, to provide ammunition for $8,028. With an ammunition shortage, it wa...

They are still with us, the shoes. Tan-colored Rockports. Size tens. We have put them in a box and left them in the corner of a cupboard, although the reason why we have kept them is still mysterious to me. On September 11th my father-in-law was in Tower One of the World Trade Center. Miraculously he managed to escape. Unable to return to his home on Long Island, he walked, instead, to my family’s apartment on the East Side of Manhattan. He came down the corridor, covered in dirt and debris. ...