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A message from the Mayor, Cr Daniel Moloney on behalf of the City of Ballarat “National Sorry Day (May 26) is significant to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities not only in Ballarat but around our nation. This day is one of remembrance and commemoration. It reminds us of the immense hardship and treatment endured by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, who were forcefully removed from their families as part of official government policy; and the impact this had on their families and communities. These children are now referred to as the Stolen Generations. We ac...
Through it all, one constant — the people. Despite every challenge, there have been people to stand up for one another. There has always been someone willing to work so East Knoxville could see better days. Starting with the construction of Magnolia Avenue, through the turbulent years of Urban Renewal and looking forward to its future, we are looking at the history of East Knoxville and how it became what it is now. Magnolia Avenue: The road to the future At the advent of a new century, in the late 1880s, travelers in East Tennessee would traverse boundless trees and mounta...
New entertainment venue takes center stage in Central Jersey Posted May 04, 2021 There’s a loaded roster of talent on the bill for the “Viva la Vida” show this weekend at the Carteret Performing Arts and Events Center, but perhaps the biggest name on the marquee is . . . well, the venue itself. This is a screen shot from a promotional video showing the the interior the new Carteret Performing Arts and Events Center.Carteret Performing Arts and Events Center Originally scheduled raise its first curtain last fall, the new 55,000-square-foot facility at 45 Washington Ave. finally held a ...