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℘℘℘ 1957 – 2016 Television comedy writer Kevin Curran, best known for his work on Late Night with David Letterman, Married… With Children, and The Simpsons, died at his Los Angeles home in October following a battle with cancer. He was 59 years old. Curran was the winner of three Emmy awards for material produced for Late Night with David Letterman, including Letterman’s first “Top Ten” list, titled “Top Ten Things That Almost Rhyme with Peas.” In 1989, he joined the writing team for Married… With Children, for which he produced 11 episode scripts. In 2000, Curran joined...

The rise of London and New York City as major global cities can be traced in part to investment in high quality transport networks, as we described in Part 1, which helped enable each city and its region to grow both organically, and in its competitive position compared to other city regions. There was another parallel between the two cities – the inter-relationship between the two cities’ public transport operations which started with Americans (and other directors with North American perspectives) – like Yerkes and Ashfield – being involved in London’s transport in the first half ...

London Reconnections 18 Min read The rise of London and New York City as major global cities can be traced in part to investment in high quality transport networks, as we described in Part 1, which helped enable each city and its region to grow both organically, and in its competitive position compared to other city regions. There was another parallel between the two cities – the inter-relationship between the two cities’ public transport operations which started with Americans (and other directors with North American perspectives) – like Yerkes and Ashfield – being involved in London...

Author of the article: Elliot Ferguson Publishing date: Jan 01, 2021  •  January 1, 2021  •  4 minute read Kingston city council met in virtual meetings since the pandemic began in March. Photo by Elliot Ferguson /The Whig-Standard Article content For others, it was a reminder of what they already knew. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Kingston city councillors look back at 2020 and ahead to 2021 Back to video Either way, 2020 will be a year many of the city’s elected officials will remember for a very long time. Lakeside Distric...

Author of the article: Elliot Ferguson Publishing date: Dec 18, 2020  •  December 18, 2020  •  2 minute read Article content KINGSTON — City council unanimously approved a plan to allow some local businesses to defer their purchase of a 2021 business licence until late next year. Local businesses that qualify are to be allowed to wait until October to buy a 2021 business licence. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Kingston to allow some businesses to defer buying 2021 licences Back to video The motion from Mayor Bryan Paterson was intro...