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Bay Area music venues push for help after 1 year of closure amid pandemic KGO Several popular spots in San Francisco have the words "one year dark" on their marquees. It is part of a bigger fundraising effort called Save Our Stages. They are trying to bump it to $10 million. "Over the last year a lot of folks have take on serious serious debt and these are just small businesses that are owned by folks like me. You know for even small venues it costs you know minimum a thousand dollars a day jus...

750 3 minutes read On Feb. 10, the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe’s Medication Assisted Therapy clinic in Sequim, Washington, won in court with a ruling against clinic opponents. The court found the opponents had no standing in a suit to stop the clinic. This might sound like a simple zoning and land use squabble in a small rural town. In actuality, much more is at stake. Reactionary organizers have pitted themselves against a sovereign Native tribe attempting to provide direly needed healthc...

On March 12, customers of the Longboat Key J. McLaughlin store stopped by to sip, shop and support local nature rescue organization Save Our Seabirds at the months first Sip and Shop.  Store manager Melanie Dale tries to host a Sip and Shop event every weekend during the busy season. The organization of the week sets up a table to educate passers-by about their work, and 15% of the days sales go to them, as well. The March events will follow the theme of Womens History Month, and Cyndi Seam...

The TV and radio presenter, 26, turned heads in a pair of bold patterned hotpants and a tie-up shirt by Dolce & Gabbana as she posed for photographer Emily Almodovar.

Sutton, the city’s first commissioner of veterans’ services, had struggled to raise cash and break ahead in this year’s strange primary season.

Sue Strachan, Uptown Messenger A tree is growing from the French Benevolent Society tomb in Lafayette Cemetery No. 2. The cemetery off of Washington Avenue in Central City is, to be expected, quiet on a Monday morning. Tombs in various states of care are engraved with names reflecting the teeming diversity of New Orleans when the cemetery was established in 1850: Oberschmidt, Armato, Battiste, Tujague, Noble. Other tombs, the large multi-level ones, are often benevolent associations: Deutschele...

By: Ryan Borba Jordan KurlandJordan Kurland Jordan Kurland has been shepherding careers of acclaimed artists since the ‘90s, with an acclaimed roster of personal clients along with being part of cutting-edge and progressive events such as Noise Pop’s multi-genre Bay Area indoor festival and the multi-genre outdoor  Treasure Island Music Festival. As a founding partner in Brilliant Corners Artist Management, with offices in San Francisco, New York...

TRAVELLERS face being fined £200 if they turn up at an airport without completing a form stating the reason for their trip, the Department for Transport said yesterday.

MY EDMONDS NEWS Posted: March 5, 2021 Editor: We want to thank Save our Marsh for sharing their thoughts with Point Edwards (see the Feb. 24 letter here) and to thank the Edmonds community as well for their questions and comments. Point Edwards Homeowners Association and Landscape Team, in conjunction with Certified Arboricultural and Biological Experts, have submitted an application for a Type III-A Landscape Modification Permit to be able to work on a small portion of the PE complex. The ...