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A politician, an executive, and two men with a love of flight stepped onto a plane headed for Grand Junction.

Last modified on Thu 8 Apr 2021 10.15 EDT Over the years, Anthony Hopkins acquired the sort of gravitas that allowed him to slot effortlessly into his stint in the Marvel special effects salt mines, nowadays a rite-of-passage for every actor. And he is perfectly cast as Odin, the one-eyed ruler of Asgard, legendary know-it-all and, in the MCU at least, the father of Hela, Thor and Loki. “I’m a little like Odin myself,” Hopkins said in an interview. 19. Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1992) Everyone sneers at Keanu Reeves wrestling with his English accent in Francis Ford Coppolaâ€...

It's Easter outdoors! New York's famous Easter Parade hits the streets of Manhattan while churches across the country hold services outside Christianity's most joyous feast day was celebrated with the faithful sitting far apart in pews and singing choruses of 'Hallelujah' through face coverings on a second Easter Sunday during the pandemic  At St. Patrick's Cathedral in Manhattan, Easter Mass was held at 50% capacity compared to last year when all Easter services were held virtually and streamed online The annual Easter Parade and Bonnet Festival, a New York City tradition that dates to the ...

Robert Adams Robert Charles Adams, 71, of Red Wing, died Thursday, April 1, 2021 at his home. He was born January 17, 1950 in Red Wing to Maynard and Elaine (Swanson) Adams. He grew up in Red Wing and graduated from Red Wing Central High School, class of 1968. He then went to graduate from Winona State. On July 13, 1974 he married Katherine Gunter, who he met in high school, at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Red Wing. They moved to Guam a month after their wedding where they both worked as teachers. In 1976, they moved to Montana where Bob taught middle school social studies and science...

Students reflect on a year of COVID, wonder how learning will continue to change Students across central Ohio are preparing to head back into classrooms one year after changing the way they learn drastically due to COVID-19. Author: Krista Frost (WBNS) Updated: 7:31 AM EST March 9, 2021 Students across central Ohio are preparing to head back into classrooms one year after changing the way they learn drastically due to COVID-19. “I was on the bus on my way home and we all got an alert on our phones saying students won’t be returning to school for another thr...