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Bute House linked to racial injustice in Edinburgh Councils slavery review Nicola Sturgeons residence has been included in a dossier of statues, street names and buildings under review in the Scottish capital Bute House is the official residence of the Scottish First Minister Credit: AFP Nicola Sturgeon’s official residence, Bute House, has been named as a site of “historic racial injustice” in a dossier compiled by her own party’s Edinburgh Council coalition, The Telegraph can reveal. ...

Auditor general recruits MLAs for help in dispute with N.B.s pension body New Brunswick Auditor General Kim Adair-MacPherson has asked MLAs to intervene in her efforts to get Vestcor, the company that manages the provinces public sector pension funds, to disclose its financial records. Social Sharing

The Bach Festival Society of Winter Park put Nora Lee Garcia to work for the second weekend of its annual celebration of classical music. The flutist soloed on Mozart’s Concerto No. 1 during Saturday night’s soothing “Concertos by Candlelight” and then returned Sunday afternoon as a featured player on a more lively program of Bach’s “Farewell” and “Peasant” cantatas.

The Detroit Love-In kicked off the 1967 'Summer Of Love' and even The Beatles' Sgt. Pepper album. Click in for info and many photos!

Orlando Sentinel Arts Critic Matthew J. Palm reviews the "Spiritual Spaces" concert at the 86th annual Bach Festival in Winter Park.

Netflix series The Crown brings back memories of Queen Mother’s picnic on Stroma By Jean Gunn Published: 08:45, 06 February 2021 Get the Courier and Groat sent to your inbox every week and swipe through an exact replica of the days newspaper The Queen Mother sets out for Stroma along with all her picnic hampers on board the Primula from Harrow harbour, just down from her home at the Castle of Mey. Pictured with the Queen Mother (from left) are Commander and Lady Vyner, Thurso provost J...

What produce seller can be this stylish and inviting, really? (Photo: Union Street) Savor any memory of your last time drinking or dining at Union Street in Midtown because it really was your last visit. The restaurant, which didnt reopen Monday when state health restrictions eased, reportedly will be replaced by a grocer after its landlord upgrades the Woodward Avenue building opposite the Majestic Theatre. Mario Kiezi of Shelby Township, one of two partners who own the building, tells Cra...

CAMH to Deploy Novari Referral Central Intake System News provided by Share this article Share this article TORONTO and KINGSTON, ON, Feb. 4, 2021 /CNW/ - The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) having conducted a rigorous procurement process for an enterprise wide referral management and central intake solution has selected Novari Health technology. Novari eRequest® is a scalable referral management, central intake and workflow management solution that can be deployed at an indivi...

Detroit Youth Association, B&W photograph, undated. Its not a photo of Iggy Pop that is iconic Detroit photographer and activist Leni Sinclairs favorite of her prolific collection, much of which spans more than six decades of American counterculture, revolution, and rock n roll. Nor is it a capture of Aretha Franklin, Marvin Gaye, Prince, Bob Marley, John Lennon, the MC5, John Coltrane, Jimi Hendrix, Fela Kuti, the Rolli...

by  Alan Stamm Leni Sinclair snapped this White Panther Party group portrait in Ann Arbor during the early 1970s. Four other images from her exhibit are below. (Photos: MOCAD) Originally posted Feb. 2. A photographer with a prominent role in Detroits 1960s-70s cultural history is the focus of a 10-week exhibition opening Friday at the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit (MOCAD). "Leni Sinclair: Motor City Underground" is her first solo show at a U.S. museum. The ...