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Uruguay's leftist ex-president José 'Pepe' Mujica, 85, will undergo surgery for a fish bone lodged in his throat, staff at the hospital where he was admitted told AFP.
Mujica became a cult figure during his 2010-15 rule, known for giving away most of his salary and driving an old Volkswagen Beetle. He remains a figurehead of the Broad Front, the leftist coalition in power from 2005 until it was ousted in 2019 elections by centre-right leader Luis Lacalle Pou. Last October, Mujica resigned from frontline politics, quitting his Senate seat amid the coronavirus epidemic, saying a weakened immune system put him at risk and staying in the office was no alternative to going out and meeting people.
Copy shortlink: Big John Dickerson was so effective and experienced as a showman and singer, he could make himself look good even when having a bad moment on stage, said one longtime bandmate. "Sometimes if he forgot the words to a song, he'd just make them up," remembered bassist Donnell "Papa D" Woodson, "and the audience singing along would think he knew the words better than they did. "He was such a convincing singer, he could sell anything." Dickerson, 87, died Tuesday in his hometown of Sandusky, Ohio, where he started and ended his nearly six-decade singing care...
Snowmobile accident on Black Lake sends one to the hospital Snowmobile accident (Source: MGN) By 7 News Staff | January 30, 2021 at 8:48 PM EST - Updated January 30 at 11:00 PM MORRISTOWN, N.Y. (WWNY) - A snowmobiling accident in Morristown has sent one man to the hospital. Officials say they responded to the accident on Black Lake around 2:30 PM Saturday in the vicinity of Fish Bone Cafe. Morristown Fire and Rescue and Brier Hill first responders arrived on scene and attempted to call in a LifeNet helicopter, but officials say the estimated time of arrival was too long, so the man was...
Bob Rogers, who became a fixture in Hyde Park with his signature placard, dies aged 73 25 January, 2021 â By Tom Foot Bob Rogers, who was affectionately known as âBob Doomâ HE was a man seen by millions, but known by very few. Bob Rogers, who has died aged 73, carried the placard âItâs Going to Get Worseâ. He had been a fixture at Speakersâ Corner, Hyde Park, where he affectionately became known as âBob Doomâ after he took out his sign there for the first time almost 30 years ago. In an earlier interview, he explained: âIt was the winter when ...