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Posted By Jerilyn Jordan on Wed, Apr 14, 2021 at 2:46 PM click to enlarge Creem magazine co-founder Dave Marsh will be honored during three-week virtual celebration. When “The Boss” shows up you know shit is serious, and by serious we mean seriously rock n roll, because Bruce Springsteen is just one of several notable names coming together to celebrate pioneering music wri...

A cash donation has been made by Ely Freemasons to support a local charity’s oncology unit, looking after cancer patients in hospital.

High schoolers in Scranton return to classrooms Some intermediate and high school students in the Scranton School District stepped into classrooms for the first time in more than a year. Author: Stacy Lange Updated: 5:17 PM EDT April 12, 2021 SCRANTON, Pa. — West Scranton High School seniors wont start in-person classes until next Monday. This week is reserved for the freshmen who have never set foot in the building on Luzerne Street. The seniors were there to ...

‘A very sad day for the community’: Butcher to the royals lowers flag as Deeside mourns the Duke of Edinburgh © Kenny Elrick / DCT Media John Sinclair, owner of HM Sheriden Butchers and official butcher of the royal family at Balmoral. Flags were flown at half-mast and floral tributes were laid at Balmoral Castle as the Deeside community mourned the death of the Duke of Edinburgh. Over his many years at Balmoral, the royal had touched the hearts of many members of the rural community. At t...

© Supplied by DCT Media Banknotes bearing the image of Bennachie could form part of a special “Aberdeenshire pound” hailed as a way of helping the local economy bounce back from the pandemic. East Garioch councillor Martin Ford says it is “worth looking into” the feasibility of launching a “complementary currency” that can only be used in the north-east. The idea has already been backed by the Ballater butcher which supplies the royal family when they are visiting Balmoral. Scores ...

Updated: April 5, 2021, 8:00 am © DCT Media Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Banknotes bearing the image of Bennachie could form part of a special “Aberdeenshire pound” hailed as a way of helping the local economy bounce back from the pandemic. East Garioch councillor Martin Ford says it is “worth looking into” the feasibility of launching a “complementary currency” which can only be used in ...

When I first moved to Michigan in the mid 80’s I worked in Ann Arbor and quickly learned what a cool town it was in many ways. Of course the University of Michigan has a big influence on the town, but it also has some counterculture history. The Hash Bash started back in 1972. A group along with John Lennon had come to town for a freedom rally to bring attention to poet and activist John Sinclair. He had been sentenced to ten years in prison because he was caught with two joints. As with ever...

Dave McGinley smokes a joint at a smoke-in on the University of Michigan Diag in Ann Arbor on Saturday, April 3, 2021. (Jacob Hamilton | The Ann Arbor News via AP) ANN ARBOR, Michigan — Hundreds of people protested state and federal marijuana laws Saturday in Ann Arbor, despite public health orders limiting gatherings.  The participants in Saturday’s “smoke-in” protest split from organizers of the Hash Bash, who made the event virtual in 2020 and again this year due to the COVID-19 pan...

Smoke-in draws hundreds despite push for virtual Hash Bash April 3, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — Hundreds of people protested state and federal marijuana laws Saturday in Ann Arbor, despite public health orders limiting gatherings. The participants in Saturdays “smoke-in” protest split from organizers of the Hash Bash, who made the event virtual in 2020 and again this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, MLive.com reported. Its typically held on the University of Michig...

Hash Bash marijuana rally draws hundreds to University of Michigan Diag for smoke-in protest Updated Apr 03, 4:51 PM; Posted Apr 03, 3:09 PM 25 Facebook Share ANN ARBOR, MI – Hundreds of protesters, pot tourists and marijuana enthusiasts were at the University of Michigan Diag Saturday afternoon for a smoke-in protest in conjunction with the 50th Hash Bash rally. The annual smoke-in was a protest of marijuana laws, including the prohibition against smoking in public, according to Adam Broo...