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All that jazz: Local jazz musician releases new album By Austin Johnson - For the Portsmouth Daily Times Tom Stephens and Gary Billups have released a new album named Spring Nocturnes and is composed of nine jazz songs that focus on spring. WHEELERSBURG — A new album by a local jazz musician with multiple decades of experience from Wheelersburg has generated positive feedback from across the country. Gary L. Billups, 78, a former music director at Clay Local School District and music educator in Ohio and Kentucky for more than four decades, released a new album with Tom Stephens and Sheung...

Two bills in Utah legislature draw support, opposition from businesses, nonprofits A pair of bills is causing quite a stir on Utah’s Capitol Hill, and they both have to do with billboards. and last updated 2021-02-09 01:17:34-05 SALT LAKE CITY — A pair of bills is causing quite a stir on Utah’s Capitol Hill, and they both have to do with billboards. One was in a legislative committee on Monday, and the other on the Senate floor. They both look at what a city can or can’t do when it comes to billboards. Senate Bill 61 would allow billboard companies to install new or upgrad...

The Straits Times S'pore's fourth desalination plant, which can treat both sea and reservoir water, officially opens PM Lee Hsien Loong being shown around the new Keppel Marina East Desalination Plant on Feb 4, 2021.ST PHOTO: DESMOND FOO The new plant can treat about 30 million gallons a day, or up to 7 per cent of Singapore's daily water needs.ST PHOTO: DESMOND FOO The Keppel Marina East Desalination Plant is about twice the size of a football field.PHOTO: PUB PublishedFeb 4, 2021, 4:43 pm SGT https://str.sg/JrGQ They can read the article in full after signing up for a free account. Share li...

Adam Shaw LDRS Published: 2:23 PM January 19, 2021    Cllr Tom Stephens accuses government of 'abdicating responsibilities' over half term meal plans in schools - Credit: Cllr Tom Stephens A senior Brent councillor accused the government of passing the buck after it announced schools would not be expected to provide free meals over February half-term. Cllr Tom Stephens, cabinet member for education at Brent Council, said it was unfair to suggest local authorities should manage the service over this period using funding provided last year. Guidance from the Department for Education stated sc...

There has been debate about how free school meals should be accessed (Photo: Pixabay) A senior Brent councillor accused the Government of passing the buck after it announced schools would not be expected to provide free meals over February half-term. Cllr Tom Stephens, who is responsible for education at Brent Council, said it was unfair to suggest local authorities should manage the service over this period using funding provided last year. Guidance from the Department for Education stated schools do not need to provide free school meals or vouchers over half-term, pointing out there i...