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Details on new music from two local punk bands, featuring personal connections, high-energy, and heart-thumping power.

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Littering hurts communities hit by the inequality that excludes them from sound service delivery

PARIS (AFP) – The euro sunk below USD0.99 yesterday, a 20-year-low, following the announcement last week that Russia would cut off gas deliveries to Germany via the Nord Stream pipeline. The euro fell 0.70 per cent to USD0.9884 yesterday at 0535 GMT, its lowest since December 2002. The European currency has continued to weaken against […]

ANN/THE STAR – Azhar Kamaruddin, 57, has carved a reputation for himself as one of the few miniature shipbuilders in Malaysia. In the last 25 years, the passionate woodworker has crafted 60 scale models of classic ships, including British warships, sampans, carracks, junk ships, and clippers. His replicas range in size – from the smaller […]

The world champion’s backstage fireworks may have overshadowed a lengthy show, but a successful pay-per-view will now open the next chapter for multiple key figures.

>> theres a particular episode where mel decides he wants to hire a guy to be a waiter. >> mel is paying him $2.60 an hour. >> we only get $2.35, dont we? >> well, that makes me good and damn mad. >> and alice wanted to be right and she wanted to be strong and she wanted to be the leader. >> we work here. we do the same work. >> ah, dont give me that womens lib junk. >> junk. well, in that case, you can run it without me and flo and vera, because we quit. >> and he tried to run the diner without...

Life comes with lots of little annoyances, few of them littler or more annoying than mosquitoes. Just about everyone who spends any time outdoors will be bothered by the bloodsucking

It's Virgo season, which, for an astrology heretic like myself, basically means "smokey summer/early fall." Last weekend was also my baby brother's b-day, so many...

A new article from Bandcamp, a major platform for independent musicians to share their work with, and sell albums to audiences all over the world, introduces users to six indie bands in Pittsburgh.