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Lined up for the season are shows at Camden High Street venue Koko by Jorja Smith, Kim Gordon, Lianne La Havas, Tems and Peter Doherty.

Benjamin Newton, 18-years-old of Henrico County, is currently being held at Henrico Jail without bond in connection with 18-year-old Brittney J. Peyton's death on Tuesday.

FacebookTwitterEmail Whether you're an art collector, decorator of a dentist office with an aspirational Western aesthetic, or you're simply a person who loves the hell out of an original painting inspired by local landmarks, haunts and spirits, then you may marvel at this Texas & Western Art assemblage. Featuring nearly 200 works, the auction based out of Vogt Auction Galleries  includes a variety of inspired gems with a San Antonio connection. Some artists featured originated from the countdown city while others merely found in it their muse. With the actual auction beginning Saturday at 1...

[co-author: Jennifer Dickson*] This past week, in a 4 to 3 decision,  New York’s highest court – the Court of Appeals – decided an important New York City land use question regarding how “open space” is accessed by residents on a zoning lot with multiple buildings In the Matter of Randy Peyton, et al v. NYC Board of Standards and Appeals, et al.  This rollercoaster ride ended with the Court of Appeals overturning the First Department, Appellate Division’s decision, and ultimately agreeing with the NYC Department of Buildings original application of the law, which was affirmed b...

Wednesday, December 23, 2020 This past week, in a 4 to 3 decision,  New York’s highest court – the Court of Appeals – decided an important New York City land use question regarding how “open space” is accessed by residents on a zoning lot with multiple buildings  In the Matter of Randy Peyton, et al v. NYC Board of Standards and Appeals, et al.  This rollercoaster ride ended with the Court of Appeals overturning the First Department, Appellate Division’s decision, and ultimately agreeing with the NYC Department of Buildings original application of the law, which was a...