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UK alt-pop stalwarts alt-j return to Aotearoa for the first time since 2017 for one night only at

Aleppo pine widely used in JNF's forestation project is described by some as being 'like a gallon of petrol'; Bedouins see tree plantings as disrupting their farming livelihoods

The Jewish News of Northern California

Increasingly, the JNF’s signature program has drawn vocal critics.

Increasingly, the Jewish National Funds signature program has drawn vocal critics.

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  ARIA Award winner TERRA FIRMA, out now on Mom + Pop Music. Having already given fans five tastes of the music one can expect on TERRA FIRMA (“Sweet & Dandy,” “Willow Tree” feat. Jerome Farah, “Greed,” “Beyond The Pine” and “Pretty Lady”), the album showcases 14 tracks that are recognisably TASH SULTANA, but its lyricism delves deeper, its impact more nuanced. The expansive “Coma” flows with vision, the evocative “Greed” proffers a soul-funk examination of the cor...

As Athens restaurants, bars and eateries adjust to social distancing requirements and changing state policies during the coronavirus pandemic, their operations change frequently. Here’s this week’s roundup of restaurant news. Don’t forget to stay up to date with our comprehensive restaurant guide. The Athens Farmers Market is starting early According to a press release, the market at Bishop Park is opening two weeks early this year on Saturday, March 6. Only 50 people can shop at...

Cincinnati Magazine January 12, 2021 2020 was a challenging and somber year for the music industry, but Cincinnati artists are looking ahead to bigger and better things in 2021. Several local acts—ranging from a husband-and-wife hip-hop duo to a rock quintet—kicked off the new year with new releases. Get to know these five up-and-coming artists and what they have in store for listeners. Adalia Powell-Boehne of KNOTTS On New Year’s Day, KNOTTS released their new EP, Good Glasses. Frontwom...