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From no service to low attendance, for the first time in two years houses of worship are expecting to see crowds near pre-pandemic levels for the Easter holiday.

Dr. Tim Walker, a native of Blossom and pastor of Blossom Methodist Church, invites all to attend Easter Service Sunday at 11 a.m., for in-person worship

The  Cal-ITP project aims to “make the transition to contactless fare collection and GTFS Realtime compliance as easy and cost-effective as possible.” The agreements mean that INIT’s validator, PROXmobile3, and back-office software, MOBILEvario, will now be available to help the State’s more than 300 small to mid-s

Shikrot Mpwi - Sunday Synopsis with Fr. Justine J. Dyikuk   Fourth Sunday of Lent, Year C (Laetare Sunday) – March

Indian Institute of Science (IISc) has installed and commissioned Param Pravega, its latest supercomputer installed under National Supercomputing Mission (NSM). It is claimed to be the largest supercomputer in an academic institution. It is said to have a total supercomputing capacity of 3.3 petaflops (1 petaflop equals a quadrillion operations per second). Most components of Param Pravega have been manufactured and assembled in India.

Majority shareholders of the Caribbean Cement Company Limited have indicated their support for a future payment of dividends in 2022, once approved by the shareholding of the company in the next annual general meeting expected for mid-2022. This d

Parker joining Knoxville foundation that focuses on reentry

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Is Dentsu’s reorganization drive paying off? Dentsu’s Q1 results, released late last week, and recent skirmishes in pitches offer the first clues as to whether the Japanese ad giant’s restructuring efforts are working – and whether clients are on board. Japanese advertising titan Dentsu has been struggling not only with the economic impact of Covid-19 on ad spend and client activity, but with a huge effort to rationalize its sprawling global empire. While it’s still early days, there...

Mercer’s years with ‘the Brigadier’ were the highlight of his career, but although he won many classics the Epsom Derby eluded him