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Dick Van Dyke and Garth Brooks Feted at 2021 Kennedy Center Honors Months After COVID Delay Music Five months after the original ceremony was postponed, the annual event taking place at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts salutes them along with Debbie Allen, Joan Baez and Midori. May 24, 2021 Singer Joan Baez and violinist Midori were also celebrated at the Washington, D.C. event, held at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, five months after the original ceremony was postponed due to COVID-19 concerns. The members of the Class of 2021 were selected for the ...

× BARNSLEY travel to Wales tomorrow with a mountain to climb, but it is not exactly Mount Snowdon and this side has proved time again that they can scale heights most do not expect them to get anywhere near. Overturning a 1-0 deficit, after Monday’s home loss to Swansea City, and gaining a place in the Wembley final a week later will be very difficult. But it is a much more realistic ambition than survival last season seemed when they were nine points from safety with 14 games to play. They are far better odds to achieve a comeback win in Swansea than the 500-1 they were ...

Garth Brooks, the country music icon who redefined the genre in the 1990s, will receive a Kennedy Center Honor for his impact on the culture.

The Belleville General Hospital Foundation has received a generous donation from two of it’s own.   BGHF Board Members Peter Knudsen and Bob Doyle put their money together to give $50, 000 to the ‘Be Well Campaign’. The pair are hoping to inspire others to consider giving to the cause. The funds will help buy medical equipment and supplement costs of running the hospital. This comes as COVID-19 cases in the area continue to rise, and BGH remains at the forefront in combatting the pandemic in our community. You can learn more about the Belleville General Hospital Foundation at their web...

Article content As the province experiences its first week of the “emergency brake” shutdown, concerns continue to grow around critical care capacity and pressures on the local healthcare system. Premier Doug Ford’s comments last week, “We’ve never had more Ontarians in intensive care than we do today,” mirror a sharp rise in COVID-19 cases across the Quinte region. Quinte Health Care Belleville General Hospital is housing a rising number of patients in its regional ICU as infection rates rise daily. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing...