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Reviewed by: Chuck Frederick, News Tribune The latest work from New York Times' bestselling author Brian Freeman is “very different from my others,” the Minnesotan said. But that’s definitely in a good way — perhaps in an even more heart-pounding, what-a-ride kind of way. A lot like the parallel universes that torment and baffle Dylan Moran throughout “Infinite,” the new novel finds a place seamlessly with Freeman’s popular-particularly-in-Duluth and set-mostly-here Detective Jonathan Stride series of books as well as his other works over a 15-years-and-counting writing career. ...

No Zero Night bash in state Post News Network Bhubaneswar: In view of Covid-19, state government has prohibited celebration of Zero Night and New Year Day parties in public places. “Congregation in public places including hotels, restaurants, clubs, parks, convention halls, kalyan mandaps, etc. for Zero Night celebration/ welcome to New Year/similar other function on December 31, 2020 and January 1, 2021 will remain prohibited throughout the state,” read an order issued by Chief Secretary Asit Tripathy, Wednesday. Usually, a large number of people congregate in hotels, rest...

77 Bhubaneswar: The Odisha Government has imposed a ban on Zero Night Celebration across the state on New Year’s Eve as congregation of large number of people in public places have large potential for spread of COVID-19 infection. As people in large number congregate in hotels, restaurants, clubs, parks and other public places on 31st December and 1st January for Zero Night Celebration on the eve of new year, the State Government has directed in public interest to prohibit such activities on 31st December, 2020 and 1st January, 2021. “In exercise of the powers conferred under section 24(...

No Zero Night bash in Bhubaneswar Bhubaneswar: Denizens of the state capital who had planned mega celebrations for New Year’s Eve may have to look for other ideas as the Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation (BMC), Tuesday, clarified that Zero Night celebrations will not be allowed in the Capital city this year. Owing to prevalence of Covid-19 and a possible second wave, the BMC Commissioner stated that the celebrations will have to wait this year as the city is still not out of the danger yet. He also mentioned that those found violating the norms will be fined accordingly. Addressing the medi...