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The Martha's Vineyard Times 1 of 14 From left: Cathy Minich, Andrew Stoehr, David Minich, and Emme Stoehr enjoy a two-family game of Harpoon Lagoon. — Jeremy Driesen Kendra Dufton sends the puck back to Clara Dufton in a mother-daughter game. — Jeremy Driesen Shandra Jones and her daughter, Nilaya, enjoy a game of Skee Ball. — Jeremy Driesen Britt Selland and her niece Julia Salmond searching for gold at the arcade. — Jeremy Driesen From left: Aliza Georg, Manisha Achukorala, and Joshua Sealy-Harrington enjoying an intense Rodger Dodger match. — Jeremy Driesen A young la...

Former Bathurst 1000 backer makes TCR switch motorsport.com 1 hour ago Supercheap Auto has inked a multi-year deal for the naming rights of the Bathurst International. The automotive parts retailer has extended its support of TCR Australia to include what is set to become the category's flagship event at Mount Panorama, the Bathurst International. “Supercheap Auto is excited to return to the Mountain as a naming rights sponsor this November,” said Supercheap Auto's managing director Benjamin Ward. “The Supercheap Auto Bathurst International will be an exciting event for fans and our t...

Anti-Defamation League calls on world leaders to educate against anti-Jewish prejudice following increase of nearly 65% in number of anti-Semitic incidents since the start of the latest round of hostilities between Israel and Palestinian terror groups

Tara Kavaler 05/27/2021 Experts agree education is the key to fighting hatred of Jews, but disagree on how to define antisemitism Jewish communities around the world have experienced a surge in anti-Semitism since the 11-day Israel-Gaza flare-up began on May 10; but the question remains, what can be done about it? Experts in human rights and Jewish groups say that education is the long-term answer to this form of hatred, but disagree on the approach. In the US, Jonathan Greenblatt, CEO of the Anti-Defamation League, told The Media Line that the number of antisemitic incidents was up nearly ...

Honiton museum curator Margaret Lewis Published: 12:00 PM May 8, 2021    This banner screen was made by Miss Ann Ward for the Bath and West of England Agricultural Society Honiton lace competition in June 1871 - Credit: Honiton Museum This banner screen was made by Miss Ann Ward for the Bath and West of England Agricultural Society Honiton lace competition in June 1871. She was not awarded a prize because the gentlemen judges from South Kensington did not believe that the lace had been  made in England owing to its high quality.  Ann offered to make another in front of the judges. Later, ...