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The five from Brae are among a small group of Shetlanders who have managed to snap up tickets for the competition, which kicks off tonight
click to enlarge If you’re into artists of the post-troubadour pop movement — such as Webb Wilder, Marshall Crenshaw, or the late “Excitable Boy,” Warren Zevon — then the waltzing ease of Ryan Sutherland’s new CD “Loner’s Paradise” is for you. The Rochester singer-songwriter rolls out the dreamy music with equal parts mystique and stark reality. The mood and tone are held together by a guitar style so casual it almost sounds random. It's not that Sutherland is a bad guitarist; a flashier player might hav...
New businesses coming to Bluefield, Virginia including Dollar General Store, and Envision Center Unmute "It's really exciting to see new things come to Bluefield," Donald Linkous, Mayor of Bluefield said. "It's almost like a new era. A new time for our downtown," Community Development Coordinator, BJ Roberts said. That new time is now because new businesses are soon to be open within a few months, including a new Dollar General Store, and Envision Center. The new businesses will further diversify the downtown economy and create jobs. "There will be full time, an...
British policeman to Bangabandhu: We had been praying for you 1282 By Anisur Rahman DHAKA, Jan 10, 2021 (BSS) – A sense of fright had gripped the nation about the fate of Bangabandhu in Pakistani captivity in 1971. But as he reached London hours after his freedom, an anonymous British police officer there made a simple one-line remark, suggesting that his safety was actually a concern of the ordinary people across the globe, as well. “Sir, we had been praying for you.” One of Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman’s major aides in pre-independence years Dr Kamal Hossai...
click to enlarge There’s no shortage of holiday songs with a rose-colored view of the world. Radio stations and online streaming services gift us stockings overfilled with tunes proclaiming peace on earth and touting the virtues of the big man in the red suit. But the 2020 holiday season feels different, and singing of Christmas cheer while ignoring the hardships of the year — particularly those brought on by COVID-19 — feels disingenuous at best. Rochester singer-songwriter Ryan Sutherland, however, is keeping ...