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For years the derelict amenity was a blight on the seafront, a lost opportunity for a public facility

Of the many dozens of bird books that I have read, skimmed, purchased or borrowed over 60 or so years, no one has inspired me more than Peter Cavanagh and

The 3,000 square-meter course will open in the spring.

Washington photographer’s passion: 600,000 photos of flying birds By Erik Lacitis, The Seattle Times Published: May 24, 2021, 6:00am Share: 2 Photos Peter Cavanagh is an award-winning wildlife photographer and a retired University of Washington professor who lectures on the mathematics of bird flight. Behind Cavanagh is great blue heron, on April 15, 2021, at West Point Light House Beach in Seattles Discovery Park. (Amanda Snyder/Seattle Times/TNS) Photo Gallery SEAT...

Eric Stock / WGLT Originally published on April 29, 2021 6:06 pm An Illinois appellate court has ruled the City of Bloomington violated the Open Meetings Act in 2017 when the city council convened behind closed doors to discuss terminating a tax-sharing agreement with Normal. The appellate court ruled the city council did not follow the rules for a closed session because it did not discuss “probable or imminent litigation,” which was the stated reason for convening the meeting. Bloomi...

Thursday, 18 March 2021, 9:13 am Radio New Zealand’s plan to defenestrate its Concert FM classical music network, stillborn and hastily withdrawn at the start of last year, was the surprisingly mute elephant in the middle of the select committee room when the public radio broadcaster’s chairman and chief executive turned up at Parliament for this year’s annual financial review. Contained within the Trojan Horse of a new youth-oriented music strategy, the plan would have taken the concert...