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A Running List of Reopening Plans for Major Denver-Area Venues Warm weather is on the way. More and more people are getting vaccinated. Here are some places you’ll be able to return to soon because of that. Shane Monaghan •   April 16, 2021 The excitement is palpable. As vaccine distribution continues apace, a somewhat normal summer and fall is starting to look possible. For more evidence, look no further than all the major Denver-area venues releasing reopening plans. Here, we will keep an updated list of the places you can start going again in the coming weeks and months—because wh...

6 Tips for Confidently Writing Historical Fiction Author Jaclyn Goldis shares her six tips for writing historical fiction, whether its about Regency England or a Jewish community on a Greek island that fell under Nazi occupation. Author: Feb 15, 2021 Crafting historical fiction begins long before typing the first word. When I set out to write my now debut novel, I had a kernel of a character: An old Jewish woman who confronts her painful, buried past as a teenager during the Nazi occupation of the Greek Ionian islands. I zeroed in on Corfu and the tragic, little-known story of its small Jewis...

The Biggest LA Restaurant Stories of 2020 Coronavirus impacted every single top story in 2020, from regional dining hotspots, to government mandated closures, and a corporate chain refusing to pay rent Share this story Every year, Eater LA reflects on dining in Southern California by looking at the stories that gathered the most attention throughout the year. But because 2020 feels like a decade wrapped into 12 months, the look back is a stunning glimpse into everything that transpired throughout this exhausting year. What can we say? Everything was and still is related to COVID-19. As of thi...

We're going to go at least another foot or two. it's going to be up there with some of the top. >> it looks bad now but it is not the worst. that is still a few hours away. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. at the bottom of your screen you're going to see a running list of impacts from the flooding in the north bay, which communities are evacuated, where people can go to take shelter and which schools are going to be closed tomorrow. >> these impacts are ongoing and continually changing because water levels are still rising. >> the russian river is expected to crest tonight about 9:00 p.m....

Bend the facts. and public statements were used against nixon in his impeachment and they counted. >> thank you, john dean. always a pleasure, sir. let's talk about the consequences of this shutdown, a standoff between trump and the democrats has stretched the shutdown into its 20th day. if it lasts until saturday it will be the longest continuous shutdown in u.s. history. tomorrow federal workers will miss their first paychecks of the year. an air traffic controller shared his first pay stub of the year with cnn. look at that. can you imagine that? the pay $0.00. it can pay zero bills and b...