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On a cold Wednesday night in Austin, Texas, Jon Dee Graham nestles into a floral print sofa with his son, William, performing with him. Hugging a guitar, he thanks the few dozen Facebook Live viewers who’ve been listening. He shouts, he laughs, and he sings of moonlit skies and Amsterdam sunshine “sweeter than Van Gogh yellow.” But it’s all bittersweet. The past year has been a shadow of the musician’s normal life. He starts his livestream at 7 p.m. every Wednesday. That’s when, for almost 25 years, he’s taken the stage at The Continental Club – the ...

Michael Stanley, Cleveland's Hometown Rock Hero, Dies at 72 Michael Stanley, Cleveland's Hometown Rock Hero, Dies at 72 "If you're reading this then I am off to catch up with that big club tour in the sky," the rocker-turned-DJ wrote in a farewell message to fans. Chris Willman, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Michael Stanley, who became known nationally for a radio hit in 1981 but was the very symbol of rock ‘n roll for decades in the city of Cleveland, died Friday at age 72. The cause of death was lung cancer that had been diagnosed seven months earlier. Stanley’s illness became known...

Michael Stanley Dies: Cleveland Rocker-Turned-Radio & TV Personality Was 72 Deadline 3/6/2021 Michael Stanley, who parlayed rocker stardom in the ’70s and ’80s into successful stints in radio and television in his later years, died Friday of lung cancer at his home. He was 72 and his death was confirmed by his manager. Stanley’s rock career was solid in Ohio and the Midwest, but never quite broke through nationally, save for his hit song “He Can’t Love You .” He later was an afternoon drive DJ and Saturday mornings host playing classic rock on radio station 98.5 WNCX. He was at ...

Atlantic Ocean, off the east coast of North America Threats Historically considered the “right whales to hunt” due to their slowness and thick blubber layer, right whale populations declined drastically from whaling in the 19th century. By the late 1800s, the North Atlantic right whale was nearly hunted to extinction. In 1935, the League of Nations (governing body before United Nations) banned the hunting of right whales with hopes of giving them a chance to recover.    Today, North Atlantic right whales face a sea of danger as they migrate along one of the most industrialized ar...