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Alfa Romeo Stelvio rises in spec and price Alfa Romeo Stelvio rises in spec and price April 22, 2021 Diesel gone too as new Stelvio Sport model now opens Alfa’s SUV range at almost $70K The new 2021 Alfa Romeo Stelvio Sport has arrived Down Under, heralding an upgrade for the Italian brand’s SUV and a higher entry point that brings more standard equipment but increases pricing by more than $3500. Priced from $69,450 plus on-road costs, the Alfa Romeo Stelvio Sport replaces the previous entry model that was simply known as Stelvio and kicked off the range at $65,900 plus ORCs. The diesel-p...

Housing guide: Where to live in San Francisco (east) From North Beach to the Mission District, this is the city's exhilirating urban heart San Francisco (East) Credit: Justin Sullivan via Getty Images, Hal Bergman via Getty Images By Leilani Marie Labong  |  April 14, 2021 10:00 AM Why do people move to San Francisco? Is it for the singular landscape, all dramatic hills and breathtaking coastline, the perfect topography for fog to cling to or completely engulf? Is it for the chance to live in proximity to that world-famous bridge, a monumental feat of engineering in International Orange, a ...

Jalen Smith is cooking up big plans to attend a college culinary program, with an ultimate goal of opening his own restaurant. The Ketchikan High School senior has been taking culinary classes for the past three years, and is ready to take his learning further after graduating with the class of 2021. Earlier this month, Smith learned he was accepted into the culinary program at Missoula College in Missoula, Montana. Speaking in the industrial Kayhi culinary kitchen, Smith told the Daily News that his interest lies specifically in learning about world cuisine. "I'm hoping to master, kind of, m...

John Wieners photographed in Detroit, Mich., in 1966. (Photo by Leni Sinclair / Getty Images) During the last three decades of his life, the poet John Wieners lived in a one-bedroom walkup at 44 Joy Street, on the back side of Boston’s Beacon Hill. By some accounts it was a drab, minimalist apartment, furnished with wicker patio chairs and decorated with Wieners’s own collages of travel brochures and movie magazines. The refrigerator was empty and unplugged. After he won a fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts in 1986, grocery bags of champagne lined the walls—replaced, ...

The Latest: AstraZeneka Halted, Zulu King Dies, $69m JPG People flee their homes in Makassar City, eastern Indonesia, where heavy rains have caused massive floods during monsoon season. - Cover Images/ZUMA       2020-03-12 Welcome to Friday, where additional countries suspend use of AstraZeneca vaccine, Alexei Navalny's whereabouts are unknown, and South Africa mourns the King of the Zulu. Argentine daily Clarin also shares the story of a legendary Buenos Aires ice cream shop, which has been forced to close for good. • More...