Page 3 - Peter Lund News Today

January 21 - 27: Compiled by Dave Humphrey from the archived newspapers held at the Cranbrook History Centre and Archives

The family inside managed to escape without injury. 

When I have people come to visit or when a newcomer to Sanpete is with me for a while, I’ll take them to the side of the hill east of the Manti Temple. That’s where the replica “dug-out” is located. When the first settlers arrived in Sanpete, that’s where they “holed up” and called home […]

As the president is fond of saying, “Here’s the deal.” In every nook and cranny of our democracy, the person who gets the most votes wins. It’s so sim

“Aotearoa New Zealand's connections with Hong Kong are both historical and contemporary.  We have long-established expatriate communities, and a dynamic trade and economic relationship,” Nanaia Mahuta said.

The songs of Nick Cave articulate a religious vision that is not concerned with comfort or certainty, but rather is willing to inhabit the turbid and fecund place of terror when death draws near to life.

Olkiluoto3 went into commercial production on Sunday after over a decades delay, making Finland almost self-sufficient in electricity supply.

Giant Finnish nuclear power plant starts production after over decade delay-

MOT, a team of investigative journalists at YLE, on Monday published a calculation showing that electricity users paid five billion euros more than usual for electricity in the second half of last year.

According to Finlands Energy Authority, the total price paid for electricity more than doubled in 2022, with the average increase reaching 142 percent.