2022 Blues at the Crossroads set for Sept. 9-10
It's only fitting the 22nd annual Blues at the Crossroads has a new logo featuring a crow. The crow is sitting down, wearing pants and a blue shirt, strumming a
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It's only fitting the 22nd annual Blues at the Crossroads has a new logo featuring a crow. The crow is sitting down, wearing pants and a blue shirt, strumming a
Terry Minger has long had a sign in his office: “Nothing endures but change.” Minger, Vail’s second town manager, helped guide the town through 10 of its formative years, from 1969-79.
From now through the end of ski season, the Colorado Snowsports Museum is offering one-hour guided Vail History Walking Tours of Vail Village that depart from the museum at 11 a.m. every Tuesday and Thursday.
A young Timaru couple are excited about their next hospitality challenge and say they are not letting Covid-19 impacts dampen their enthusiasm.
Fri 21 May 2021 05.00 EDT While sipping a âSonic Mook Experimentâ in the freshly renovated Light Bar, I pondered how, over the years, many have wished a biblical plague to finish off Shoreditch. Well, no such luck. Itâs alive and well, and Iâve had a banana-flavoured old fashioned and some monkfish yakitori to prove it. That said, I do understand why people feel so strongly about this area, which has been a magnet to the young and wilfully edgy for almost three decades now, because they can be exasperating and are very definitely laughable. In fact, the word âShoredit...