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NCAA & NJCAA OTF National Athletes of the Week (April 6) NEW ORLEANS – National Athletes of the Week for April 6 were announced on Tuesday by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA). Here are those individuals who earned national honors from the USTFCCCA for their efforts during the continuing outdoor track & field season. NCAA Division I Men – Cole Hocker, Oregon NCAA Division I Women – Camryn Rogers, California NCAA Division II Men – Brett Thompson, Pittsburg State NCAA Division II Women – Marie-Jeanne Ourega, Academy of Art NCAA Division III Men �...

In California, many congregations are now easing into what once were normal practices. St. Mark Presbyterian Church in Newport Beach began to meet in person in mid-March and the church is focused on “finding ways to safely allow people to come back to a space that has held a lot of meaning for them,” said Pastor Mark Davis. The church will have a combination of virtual and in-person services. On Easter Sunday, there will be no choir, but singers behind plexiglass. Even as they are easing into normalcy, Davis said, he can see the deep meaning it has for congregants.

WPU Swept by #7 Central Methodist Oskaloosa–The Statesmen softball team came up shy a couple times against the league leaders Saturday as it faced #7 Central Methodist in a Heart of America Athletic Conference doubleheader. WPU (13-13, 7-7 Heart) lost by scores of 10-0 (5 innings) and 6-2. Unfortunately, the home squad posted very little offense in the opener as Lexi Riccardi (Sr., Redwood City, Calif., Biology) (double) and Rachael Haessly (Jr., Alpine, Calif., Biology) managed the only two base knocks for the navy and gold in the opener. The Eagles (28-3, 14-2 Heart), who finished with ni...

Try refreshing your browser. Reflections: A fitting profession in 19th-century Stratford Back to video Tailoring as a profession dates back to the early middle ages and was an art form. Taught by apprenticeships, the skills learned were passed on from expert to apprentice without the need for written manuals. The most skilled aspect of the trade was cutting out the garments from the bolt of cloth. Most tailors had their own secrets patterns and guarded them closely from their competitors. Early patterns were made out of cloth, as parchment and paper were too expensive. In the 19th century, ...

File/News24 Refugees scattered across the Cape Town CBD since October 2019 were relocated to either the Bellville Paint City site or the Wingfield military base. They had fled their homes citing fears of xenophobia.  In October, the Department of Home Affairs told the committee it was formulating an exit strategy, but the state of disaster has had a significant impact on its plan. Several times the committee has requested that all spheres of government come up with a solution. The Department of Home Affairs says it is in discussion with neighbouring countries over repatriation efforts to han...