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Mountain Scene May 8, 2021 By GUY WILLIAMS Arrowtown alternative rock band The Seaside Stranglers are throwing a party in the town tonight night to mark the release of their EP, Quick, Fast and Deadly. Frontman-bassist Sam Maxwell, 25, says the gig at Slow Cuts is ‘‘our way of saying thank you to Arrowtown for all their support over the years’’. Sam, along with brother and lead rhythm guitarist Tom, 32, and drummer Sam Baylis, 32, recorded the EP’s four songs at the b...

Greenpeace says the New Zealand government should step in and stop this countrys dairy industry from using or PKE as a supplementary feed. The environmental group says New Zealand dairy farmers constitute the biggest export market for PKE from Indonesia, but that this continued use of the palm oil by-product is one of the ways that intensive dairying is fuelling the climate crisis. But Federated Farmers has dismissed the Greenpeace claims, saying PKE is needed. palm kernel Photo: 123rf Greenpe...

Meet the Finalists: The Most Significant Industrial Leases of 2020 The finalist are mark the largest industrial leases of last year, including Amazon at DFW Commerce Center, FedEx at Cedardale Distribution Center, and Uline at Passport Park. By Ellie Beeck Published in Commercial Real Estate April 27, 2021 2:00 pm On April 28,  D CEO will reveal the winners of its 2021 Commercial Real Estate Awards program. Leading up to the big event, we’re featuring all 83 finalists (51 projects and de...

ST. PAUL, Minn., March 16, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Muse Healthcare is excited to announce that Affinity Hospice LLC, a significant regional leader in end of life care in the Southeast,

Hellyeah, the metal supergroup formed by Pantera legend Vinnie Paul alongside members of Mudvayne, Nothingface and others, have officially received a gold certification from the RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America) for their 2007 self-titled debut. The certification was handed down on Feb. 25 earlier this year, as indicated on the RIAA website, and is the only recording by Hellyeah to receive a certification, whether it is for any of their six albums or numerous singles. Following...

Keeping Score: Bearing gifts for Teddy Ballgame A fly fishing rod that once belonged to Red Sox legend Ted Williams. Contributed Photo Published: 2/26/2021 7:37:35 PM Modified: 2/26/2021 7:37:34 PM Good morning! Last summer, I was tramping along the Sam Richardson trail behind my house in Northfield and crossed paths with Marc Aroner walking his Labrador retriever. The 73-year-old Aroner is a jolly-faced graybeard who makes fishing rods and knows how to spin a yarn. He told me a story that da...

Good morning! Last summer, I was tramping along the Sam Richardson trail behind my house in Northfield and crossed paths with Marc Aroner walking his Labrador retriever.The 73-year-old Aroner is a jolly-faced graybeard who makes fishing rods and knows...

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A DEVELOPER has set their sights on converting one of Bradford’s long empty mill buildings into their first major housing scheme in the District. AMAFHH Investments is a London based company responsible for a number of major housing and community schemes in the Capital. The company is now planning on a number of major residential schemes in Bradford - and one development will be the regeneration of Brigella Mills, a long empty textile mill on Little Horton Lane. The mill building, dat...

Shelved: Yoko Ono (Photo by Gijsbert Hanekroot/Redferns — Getty Images) 9 minutes (2,485 words) Much is known about John Lennon’s self-described “Lost Weekend” — an 18-month separation from his wife Yoko Ono from the summer of 1973 to early 1975 — in which the former Beatle made records, produced records, drank, and took drugs to excess, and got kicked out of The Troubadour and various Los Angeles studios. Much less is known about how Ono spent her time back in New York. In 1974, O...