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LEROY — The return of LeRoy Razzasque Days this summer will mark the beginning of a new era for the popular festival. Longtime Razzasque Days board of directors president Lori Servello stepped down recently, necessitating a shake-up of the organizational structure of the festival. Cody Steinhaus is now the board of directors president, and Lindsay Edstrom is vice president. Steinhauss wife, Taylor, is now secretary of the board of directors after several years helping her mother-in-law run...

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio wants you to know that if you get vaccinated, you can enjoy free fries from Shake Shack. And personally, I’m down. Not what you expected, was it? Especially with all the fat-shaming that is going around this 2021. Because if fries are the thing that gets you through the door and vaccinated, then so be it. We all have that moment where we make a choice for ourselves and the future of our loved ones. This is your moment, and you shouldn’t feel ashamed! .@NYC...

AMP announces wealth leadership shake-up AMP announces wealth leadership shake-up The wealth giant has unveiled a raft of management changes – including the exit of a key advice executive – following new AMP Australia chief executive Scott Hartley taking the helm. A A Under the changes, former Yellow Brick Road wealth management chief and Wealth Market head Matt Lawler will be appointed managing director of advice, with Equipsuper chief investment officer Anna Shelley to join as CIO, with a...

A small earthquake rumbled in New Madrid County on Wednesday morning, May 12.

If Mark Kelegian has his way, Randy’s Donuts will become the In-N-Out Burger of the donut world. “We have the ability to reach across all the demographics,” said Kelegian of the donut concept he bought in 2015 that’s known for its iconic 32-foot-tall sign and numerous pop culture appearances. Like In-N-Out Burger, the popular West Coast chain of fast-food restaurants, Randy’s Donuts is based in California and benefits both from a loyal local following and a reputation t...

Ag APP ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan on Friday once again reshuffled his cabinet, appointing Shaukat Tarin as the new Minister for Finance and Revenue, in place of Hammad Azhar, who held the office for a little over three weeks after Hafeez Shaikh was shown the door. Tarin, a banker who was the finance minister in the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) government in 2009, is the most recent entry to the federal cabinet. Hammad Azhar, previously the industries and productions minister and then ...

‘Student’ suburbs struggle to shake off COVID impact By Bianca Dabu 15 April 2021 | 1 minute read SHARE Suburbs located in close proximity to universities are struggling to keep up with the rising property market, new figures have revealed. Government support and record-low rates have supported the recovery of the Australian economy, resulting in significant growth in property prices even amid a year plagued by the pandemic. However, the growth was not universal, according to REA Insights ...

Two-day TNT Travel Show - Aussie pies, Joe Mangel, the Harlem Shake - and amazing travel deals 12th Mar 2013 1:14pm | By Editor The TNT Travel Show has been hailed an overwhelming success with exhibitors taking record-breaking bookings over the two-day event. Held on March 9-10 at the Islington Business Design Centre in London, the show attracted nearly 12,000 travel-hungry visitors planning their next year of travel. Comedian Mark Little, aka Joe Mangel from Neighbours, ...

A virtual cooking class with celebrity chef Scott Conant, a spring wine dinner series, and a day of pinata smash — sounds like another month of events hosted by food and drink joints across greater Phoenix. Plus, a Tiki night and/or Brazil-themed menu thatll make you feel like youve actually left the state for the first time in who knows how long. Here are 14 drink and food events happening in the Valley this April. A Great Reopening Thursday, April 1 LDV Winery Tasting Room 7134 East Ste...

Natures alarm clock! Rotorua hit by early morning earthquake 10 Mar, 2021 05:08 PM Quick Read A 2.7 magnitude earthquake hit Rotorua this morning. Photo / Getty Images Rotorua Daily Post The GeoNet website says the 2.7 magnitude earthquake struck within 5km of Rotorua at 5.55am. It was at a depth of 5km and resulted in "light shaking" the website says. Residents having taken to social media describing being woken by the jolt. Advertisement