PORT TOWNSEND – Almost nothing went according to plan for Wendy Davis and Lila’s Kitchen. Off the beaten track in Port Townsend, Lila’s was meant to be a commercial caterer kitchen. But when Davis was preparing to open it in mid-2020, there wasn’t much need for it. The pandemic turned …
Read More »Governor Lamont will raise flags at the half-staff on Saturday in recognition of the memorial service of the National Peace Officers
Press releases 10/15/2021 Governor Lamont will raise flags at the half-staff on Saturday in recognition of the memorial service of the National Peace Officers (HARTFORD, CT) – Governor Ned Lamont announced today that, in accordance with a proclamation issued by President Joe Biden ordering the lowering of flags across the …
Read More »Richmond honors officers who died more than 100 years ago
RICHMOND, Virginia – Richmond Police Department cadets lit a candle in honor of 40 police officers killed while on duty in the city. The RPD and city officials honored the fallen heroes during the city police officer’s memorial service at the Police Training Academy Thursday morning. The cadets then announced …
Read More »The future of Islamorada’s Fills is at the center
A group of concerned citizens visited village officials and engineers on October 6th to present their vision of the future of the Fills – the islands that connect the Upper and Lower Matecumbe Keys – the potential development of the land was heard before residents met with advisors, who led …
Read More »Henderson County FOP holds memorial to fallen law enforcement officers
It was a grim business on Monday in the old Henderson County courthouse as the community gathered for this year’s police memorial. The event, hosted by the Fraternal Order of Henderson County’s No. 9 Police Lodge, honored law enforcement officers who have died on duty across the country. “Henderson is …
Read More »Ocean City Residents Want Moratorium On Summer Construction
House building and renovation are carried out all over the island throughout the year. FROM MADDY VITALE Beatrice Pinkerton has lived in Ocean City for 40 years. Her family has owned a semi-detached house on Fourth Street for a century. In her decades of life on the island she loves, …
Read More »Islands Kenny Wilder scored his first two career touchdowns in beating Groves.
Iceland coach DeShawn Printup talks about his team’s win over Groves. Iceland coach DeShawn Printup talks about his team’s win over Groves. Dennis Knight, Savannah Morning News Kenny Wilder has built his reputation as a quality player working on the defensive side of the ball as a linebacker for the …
Read More »General Pulaski Memorial Day proclamation, 2021
On General Pulaski Memorial Day, we honor Brigadier General Casimir Pulaski, a Polish-born hero of the American Revolution who sacrificed his life 242 years ago to defend our cause of building a free and independent nation. Known as the “Father of the American Cavalry” for his leadership and military skills, …
Read More »Tax Committee recommends $ 309,900 for tourism projects
MOSES LAKE – The Moses Lake Lodging Tax Advisory Committee (LTAC) met on Wednesday to discuss how to distribute the $ 309,900 hotel / motel tax money available for 2022 tourism projects among businesses. The city awards hotel / motel taxpayers’ money each year to organizations that promote Moses Lake …
Read More »In an extraordinary move, the New Jersey Supreme Court decides to reconsider the condemnation of Lodzinski’s murder
In a case involving 30 years of twists and turns, Michelle Lodzinski gets another chance in New Jersey’s highest court. The state Supreme Court on Wednesday agreed in an astonishing and highly unusual decision to take an unprecedented second look at the conviction of Lodzinski – a single mother convicted …
Read More »Lockhart Theater Owner Welcomes New Releases – Post Register
By Randall HesterPresident of the Home Cinemas I have been attending the annual global conference in our industry, CinemaCon, for 35 years. Unfortunately, last year’s convention was canceled, but this year it was held in Las Vegas in the last week of August.It’s a time when film studios release their …
Read More »These April holidays and celebrations give us every excuse to celebrate
April is associated with spring, a new beginning and a time to bloom. This is no coincidence either. April comes from the Latin verb “Aperire”, which means “to open”. As with the flowers and trees, it’s a time to start over and shed those cool layers of weather. With the …
Read More »PHOTOS: First responders make procession to the memorial for Lt. Daniel Dundas
(Gregor Hirst) If you or someone you know is struggling with thoughts of suicide, please call the National Suicide Hotline at 1-800-273 TALK (1-800-273-8255). CASPER, Wyo – Citizens lined the streets of downtown Casper Monday afternoon as a procession of first responders carried the body of Casper Police Lt. Daniel …
Read More »Individual Republicans hold the fate of the Republic | Columnists
Hail to the winners, the undefeated among us: Frank O’Bannon, Julia and André Carson, Dan Coats, Mitch Daniels, Robert Orr, Lee Hamilton, Todd Young, Bob Knights 1976 Hoosiers, champions in politics and sport. In their day they were not faced with the duration of defeat and the question of whether …
Read More »The hoisting of the POW / MIA flags is a permanent greeting to “strangers” |
Louis Tushla died in the first minutes of December 7, 1941, a raid on Pearl Harbor that brought the US into World War II. Tushla, a 25-year-old Navy Fireman 1st Class, was aboard the USS Oklahoma when it was attacked and sunk. On December 20, 1941, his parents received a …
Read More »“Venom: Let There Be Carnage” hits $ 11.6 million on Thursday night: Box Office – Deadline
Update on Friday afternoon: The opening day of Sony’s Poison: Let there be slaughter will definitely be one for the record books. After seeing much of the walk-up business as well as strong presale sales last night, the picture definitely sees a Friday in the high $ 20 million range …
Read More »Governor Lamont flies the flags on half-bar Sunday for the National Memorial Service for Fallen Firefighters
Press releases 10/01/2021 Governor Lamont flies the flags on half-bar Sunday for the National Memorial Service for Fallen Firefighters (HARTFORD, CT) – Governor Ned Lamont announced today that in recognition of the National Fallen Firefighters Memorial Service in Connecticut, on Sunday, October 3, 2021, he will lower the flags of …
Read More »6 Independent CT Bookstores That Will Make You Feel Like Rory Gilmore
Sarajane Sullivan September 30, 2021Updated: 09/30/2021 5:01 PM 1from7th Karen Baene of Chicago looks at the schedule and map for the first day of the three day Gilmore Girls Fan Fest in Kent on Friday October 20, 2017. Carol Kaliff / Hearst Connecticut Mediashow moreShow less 2from7th Gilmore Girls Fan …
Read More »Seasonal beach & leisure updates
By Madison Beach & Recreation Commission press release • 9/30/2021 4:00 PM EST The Madison Beach & Recreation Commission thanks Madison residents for a pleasant and successful beach season. Between Memorial Day and Labor Day, more than 7,000 seasonal parking passes and 1,500 day passes were purchased by Madison residents. …
Read More »Inauguration day at the new Phillips Memorial Court
The Michaela Morgan and Thomas Deckard-Madore Memorial Basketball Court prior to the dedication ceremony (Paula Kane photo) PHILLIPS – The Michaela Morgan and Thomas Deckard-Madore Memorial Basketball Court is now officially open for operations. The brand new court, built to honor the lives of these two young people who were …
Read More »Benwood plans new amphitheater | News, sports, jobs
Photo by Joselyn King Benwood officials plan to turn the former mini golf course in Benwood Park into an amphitheater. BENWOOD – The sounds of music and other outdoor events could soon be emanating from the grounds of the former miniature golf course in Benwood Park. The city is thinking …
Read More »112 fallen firefighters are honored at the National Memorial and in Boundary County
The U.S. Fire Department will commemorate the lives of 119 firefighters who died on duty in 2020 and previous years during the 40th National Memorial Service for Fallen Firefighters on Sunday, October 3, 2021. A local memorial service will also be held that day at 3 p.m. at the main …
Read More »BRIGHT FUTURES – Memorial cheerleader leaps into the future – Port Arthur News
The curvy, jumping, kicking villain in Marvel’s blockbuster Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, played by Andy Le, is well known in the world of tricks. Tricking, a term for a discipline that combines martial arts, gymnastics, and breakdancing, highlights the physical ability to perform the maneuvers and …
Read More »Disney’s The Little Mermaid Remake includes four new Alan Menken songs
While Disney’s live-action remake of The Little Mermaid is still quite a long way off after being postponed to Memorial Day 2023, leading actress Halle Bailey has assured fans that the wait will be worth it. In the meantime, we’ve now had nearly two years of little teasing, pictures, and …
Read More »Gold Star recognized Mother’s Day in Monroe
MONROE, La. (KNOE) – Gold Star families share a term no one wants, which is a child who is killed while serving our country. “It was March 22nd, which made it special because it was like coming with them,” said Kim Henderson, a Gold Star mom. She remembers the day …
Read More »Who doesn’t want a couple of 3 day weekend songs? See why at Vino Godfather
VALLEJO – 3day Weekend returns to the Vino Godfather winery on Saturday. The 10-piece band, who play Motown, R&B, classic rock and funk, have been together for around five years. All members have played in different groups for many years over the decades. “I found the group at Craiglist,” said …
Read More »Freihofer’s runners praise the support and the empowerment of the day
ALBANY – More than 1,000 runners crossed the finish line on Saturday when Freihofer’s Run for Women returned from its pandemic break. The women ranged in ages from teenagers to eighty years old and came from communities in the capital region and throughout the northeast. After completing their runs, they …
Read More »Castle, Donald O. Jr. 1949-2021 St. Joseph, Mo. | Obituaries
Donald O. Castle, Jr. was born on March 8, 1949 in Dayton, Ohio to Donald O. Castle Sr. and Mary Ann Taylor Castle. As a member of a US Air Force family, he lived in Ankara, Turkey, Washington DC and Oslo, Norway, where he attended the Boy Scout World Jamboree …
Read More »District officials discuss homework-free weekends and future psychological support
As the school nears the end of the first quarter, discussions about changes to homework have been circulating in board meetings of key district officials. On September 13th, the Board of Trustees of the MVLA decided to revise the previous rules for homework, especially with regard to mental health. The …
Read More »York ME Cemetery installs final resting place for US flags
The vault will contain about 50 years of ashes from American flags that adorned veteran tombstones. Thunder Over New Hampshire national anthem performance at the Pease Air Show During the national anthem at the Thunderbirds Air Show in Pease on Saturday, September 11, 2021, the crowds look up to the …
Read More »Tinder-related Blacksburg murder case will go before the grand jury
BLACKSBURG, Va. (WDBJ) – A Montgomery County grand jury is about to investigate a second degree murder charge against a man who allegedly killed a man he matched up with on Tinder dating app. At a preliminary hearing on September 23, 2021, a judge upheld the murder charge against Isimemen …
Read More »Regulators in Napa County get an automatic 4.3% increase | Local news
With a view of the Central Valley, Yolo County’s superiors make about $ 75,000 annually. Sacramento County’s superiors make approximately $ 118,000 annually. These are base salaries only and may not have any raise this year. In addition, various factors can drive total compensation up. For example, Napa County’s superiors …
Read More »Bernard Mornah criticizes President Akufo-Addo for ignoring Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Day
Bernard Mornah, a former chairman of the National People’s Convention • Bernard Mornah claims there was no official statement from the presidency on Nkrumah’s day • He suspects the government is trying to push Nkrumah into the background • He called for unity among the various Nkrumah factions Bernard Mornah, …
Read More »Legislature is pushing for a new war memorial to honor fallen soldiers killed in the war on terror – WAVY.com
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Read More »A man from Colorado found a gold ticket to win. He passed on the ownership of a candy factory.
Andrew Maas was in Kansas and had his golden ticket in sight. But someone else held it. “I found it!” called a woman. Maas was 30 seconds late. The 39-year-old father of two from Colorado Springs had entered the Gold Ticket, a scavenger hunt-like competition launched by David Klein, founder …
Read More »Senator Blackburn introduces bill to commemorate 9/11 by making it a federal holiday
NASHVILLE – US Senator Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., Says the nation promised 20 years ago that “we would never forget the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001,” believes Congress must keep that promise by he makes the date a public holiday. To accomplish this, the Brentwood legislature introduced the September 11th …
Read More »Poughkeepsie’s free series of concerts across the Hudson
I’ll admit that I wrote an article just a few weeks ago about how many towns along the Hudson River went from questionable to sensational. I also quoted Poughkeepsie because it is not one of those cities. And I’ve lived in Poughkeepsie town for a long time. I think we …
Read More »Changes to the Mackinac Policy Conference 2021: vaccines, wristbands and lack of policy makers
Rip Rapson, CEO of the Kresge Foundation and a mainstay of the Mackinac Conference, will also remain in the country. “As impressed as we are with the careful planning of the Chamber (Detroit) to protect attendees, we have come to the conclusion that this is not the year we met …
Read More »In jail in a Tule Lake jail – Medford News, Weather, Sports, Breaking News
Photo by Lee JuilleratThe not-so-beautiful view of Castle Rock from Tule Lake Prison. Photo by Lee JuilleratRanger Danny Ortiz speaks about the size and scope of the Tule LakeDetention-Segregation Center during a tour of the facility. Photo by Lee Juillerat A scan of a label given to people assigned to …
Read More »Things to do in and around Chicago this weekend – NBC Chicago
As the city relaxes for the summer and prepares for the cooler months, Chicago residents still have time to enjoy a busy weekend of activities in the warmth and sunshine. From the riot fest and craft brews at Lincoln Park Zoo to taco and art festivals, there are many ways …
Read More »The 24th anniversary of the late Ganeshman Singh is celebrated today – myRepublica
KATHMANDU, September 18: The 24th memorial day of Ganeshman Singh, the commander in chief of the People’s Movement for the Restoration of Democracy from 1990, is celebrated today with various programs. A shining example of sacrifice and courage in Nepalese politics, Singh was born on Kartik 24, 1972 BS in …
Read More »Landscaping crews are not fans of the Burlington leaf blower ban
BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) – Burlington’s new leaf blower ordinance aims to reduce noise pollution and help the city meet its net-zero energy goals. But the landscaping crews, the first users to feel the bite of the new rules, say their experience this summer wasn’t positive. “It’s not terrible, but it’s …
Read More »NASCAR’s own story: Richard Petty’s 1960 Plymouth Fury
Richard Lee Petty raced from 1958 to 1992 and was the first driver to win the Cup Series championship seven times. He has won 200 races during his career and that record is unlikely to be broken. Petty won the Daytona 500 seven times with a record. He won 27 …
Read More »Fox Valley veteran runs half marathon after traumatic fall
NEENAH, Wisconsin (NBC 26) – After falling nearly 30 meters off a cliff, doctors warned Marine Corps veteran Chris Rand that he might never walk again. A year later, the Doty Island resident is running the 2021 Fox Cities Half Marathon. Rand and his wife want to go camping in …
Read More »Veterans commemorative flags destroyed on September 11th in Whitfield County
American flags, hoisted in honor of Whitfield County’s veterans on the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks against the United States, were desecrated in the district court over the weekend, organizers of the honor said. George Lo Greco, chairman of United We Stand – the organization responsible for hanging …
Read More »Visitors pay their respects at the Flight 93 Memorial ahead of September 11th – CBS Pittsburgh
SHANKSVILLE, Pennsylvania (KDKA) – In four days, the nation will come together to commemorate the victims of the September 11, 2001 attacks on America. On Saturday it was 20 years ago. Like Washington and New York, Americans will gather at the Somerset County crash site of Flight 93. No matter …
Read More »Tourism officials: Labor Day has a sunny outlook | news
Another Pulaski County summer is almost on the books. In Lake Country, Memorial Day in May and Labor Day in September – the bank holiday weekend that is now ahead of us – conclude the summer tourist season. Of course, Pulaski County welcomes visitors all year round, but the Ohio …
Read More »ReCoM partners are preparing for the Labor Day weekend
SAN DIEGO – U.S. Customs and Border Protection and federal partners will step up patrols off the coast of San Diego over Labor Day weekend. “Smugglers don’t adhere to boat safety standards. These are long and dangerous trips that involve overloaded ships with no navigation lights and no safety equipment, …
Read More »Killeen Aquatics looking to the next season after staff shortages forced early graduation
It was an unusual season for many community pools and water parks navigating the nationwide shortage of lifeguards. The town of Killeen has faced staff shortages throughout the season and is now forced to close its main water park. The Killeen Aquatics Center is one of many community pools in …
Read More »Elegant dining is the hallmark of the Hotel Lakeside Dining Room
A baby grand piano is at the center of the main dining room. BY PHIL WHEELER The Hotel Lakeside, built in 1875, is reminiscent of a different, simpler time. A beautiful wraparound porch offers some of the best views of Lake Erie. Inside, the Victorian architecture and antique furniture create …
Read More »Kiesling House presents leather art | News, sports, jobs
Submitted photo Leather craftsman Dan Cochran demonstrates his craft in historical costumes. NEW ULM – On Saturday, August 28th, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., the public is invited to a leather art demonstration in the historic Kieslinghaus. The program includes a demonstration and a demonstration of leatherwork. The leather …
Read More »2021 will be a big year for North Dakota half-bar flag guidelines
In 2021, Burgum has issued at least 10 such guidelines, setting a pace that could overshadow the 11 proclamations of 2019. Many half-staff directives are annual and mark things like the attack on Pearl Harbor; September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks; Memorial day; and the deaths of important people, including members …
Read More »COVID-19 delta variant affects travel to and from Florida | News | The villages are sunny every day
Confidence in travel increased dramatically this summer with the introduction of the COVID-19 vaccines, and the pent-up desire for vacation became even more evident. The Delta variant, however, introduced new regulations and restrictions on travel to and from Florida, from theme parks and cruise lines that require masks even for …
Read More »Payday Loans & Lenders
Are you curious to find out how a community’s financial situation is doing? Abandoned houses or vacant shopping centers are an obvious sign things aren’t good, but a more subtle indication of financial insecurity is the number of payday lenders in the area — businesses that cater to cash-strapped customers willing …
Read More »Memorial Mile honors Teri Leiker, others lost in the King Soopers shootings
A group of athletes formed a circle on the track and stretched in anticipation of the race. They knew whichever place they got they would get a medal. But they weren’t there for prizes or victories. You were there to honor a friend. Her friend who couldn’t be there but …
Read More »The police started it – opinion
Reprinted with permission from Southside Pride. Ken Martin, chairman of the Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party, responded to this comment in a reformer article. Applications for an even-year office usually begin the Tuesday after Memorial Day. According to the tradition of the DFL in Minneapolis, the candidates of the 2020 supported school …
Read More »Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Calendar: See What’s Happening In The Area This Week
LAKE FOREST-LAKE BLUFF, IL – Are you looking for something to do in the Lake Forest-Lake Bluff area this week? Check out what’s new on your Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Patch community calendar. Here are some of the events happening in town this week. If you’re hosting an event and want …
Read More »Texas Football: Longhorns train at Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium
AUSTIN (KXAN) – This version of Texas football got its first look at playing / practicing in the near-completed southern end zone of Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium on Sunday. Construction work to completely enclose the stadium is expected to be completed before the Longhorns against Louisiana kick off on …
Read More »7 Northwest Lavender Fields To Visit This Summer
Summer in the northwest. It can bring blue skies and hot days, but it also brings something equally beautiful: lavender! Of course you could Fly to Provence to see the majestic purple fields – or stay close to your home and travel to a few areas of western Washington such …
Read More »NL MVP: Breaking up the suddenly exhausted race
Welcome to The Opener, where you can get a fresh, up-to-date column from one of SI.com’s MLB writers every weekday morning to start your day. The battle for the National League MVP has turned into a war of attrition. Leading contenders Fernando Tatís Jr. and Jacob deGrom have hampered their …
Read More »Back to school: Los Alamitos 2021-22 school calendar
LOS ALAMITOS, CA – Back to school planning has already begun in Los Alamitos and calendars are available to help parents prepare for day one in Los Alamitos’ Unified School District. Weaver Elementary Schools Start Wednesday August 4th! However, the first day of school for most students in Los Alamitos …
Read More »Natural Gas Futures Rise For A Third Straight Day; Cash rallies
Supported by favorable weather outlook and supply concerns, natural gas futures rose on Tuesday after a plus of 10.5 cents the previous day. The Nymex contract in August was $ 3.876 / MMBtu, up 9.7 cents a day and in the green for a third session in a row. September …
Read More »McMullen Memorial Races, Labor Day Races Scheduled for August | Sports
CADILLAC – There are two road races in August. One comes early as the first Paul McMullen Memorial 5K Run / Walk will take place on August 7th at Veterans Serving Veterans Park on South 41 Road. Race organizer Trevor Thiebaut started the race in memory of McMullen, a Cadillac-born …
Read More »The way I see it: salmon fishing | Local news
The first picture I’m sharing this week is definitely from the “good old days” that we will unfortunately never see again. It’s the Antelope fishing boat with a huge cargo of salmon caught on the Coquille River. The story I share about this picture is titled “Salmon Crisis on the …
Read More »This is how you drive going-to-the-sun road
GLACIER NATIONAL PARK, Montana – An arm dangles out of the window of almost every other car that drives up Going-to-the-Sun Road, the phone firmly in the hand of someone trying to photograph a view, its majesty will never be fully reflected in an Instagram post. The Going-to-the-Sun Road winds …
Read More »Floyd Cooper, book illustrator who painted black history, dead at the age of 65
NEW YORK (AP) – Floyd Cooper, an award-winning illustrator and children’s book writer whose mission to provide open and positive images of black history spanned topics from Frederick Douglass and the civil rights movement to Venus and Serena Williams, has died. He was 65. author Carole Boston Weatherford, whose “Becoming …
Read More »The legacy of nearly 900 veterans lives on through the memorial wall Memorial
Smithfield, OH (WTRF) – The legacy of hundreds who risked their lives for our freedoms never to be forgotten. 7 News reporter Aliah Keller takes us to the inauguration of a memorial wall that has stood tall in Jefferson County for 8 years. “Dont forget us. We went. We served …
Read More »Health officials track wasted vaccine doses in the Capital Region – NBC4 Washington
As public health officials across the region work to convince those who haven’t yet been vaccinated to roll up their sleeves, the News4 I team learned that nearly 100,000 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine are already being wasted in the region were. From people with appointments that didn’t show, to …
Read More »Robert Nevoraski Obituary (2021) – Kenosha, WI
Robert “Jocko” Nevoraski 1936-2021 On Saturday, July 10th, 2021, Bob passed away at the Brookside Care Center in Kenosha. Bob was born on November 29, 1936 in Kenosha to the late Walter and Amanda (Tiemann) Nevoraski. He was the oldest of seven children, six of whom survived, Jeanette (Mike Barnett) …
Read More »James Kelley Obituary (2021) – Silvis, IL
James “Jimmy” Leroy Kelley January 16, 1967 – July 11, 2021 COLONA-James “Jimmy” Leroy Kelley of Green Rock / Colona walked peacefully to heaven on July 11, 2021 in his childhood home, surrounded by his family and one of his best pals, Don Clevenger. A memorial service will take place …
Read More »The real story behind Provincetown, Massachusetts, on Cape Cod, where COVID cases have been observed in people who have been vaccinated
About ten days after Billy traveled with his partner and friend to Provincetown, Massachusetts, a Cape Cod tourist hub popular with the LGBTQ + community and affectionately known as “PTown” for the July 4th weekend partying made him sick. Despite receiving his second shot of the Moderna vaccine in April, …
Read More »Death Valley hits 130 degrees while heat wave sweeps the west
Furnace Creek, California – For Gary Bryant, the tenth of a mile walk from his modular home to the air-conditioned restaurant he worked at on Saturday was “quite enough” outside time. Mr. Bryant, 64, knows the risks of summer temperatures in Death Valley. Once he collapsed under a palm tree …
Read More »Woodson Harvey Column: A Summery State of Mind – Salisbury Post
By Kristy Woodson HarveyFor the Salisbury Post My love affair with summer began, I believe, for most people in childhood. The day school went out was – and remains – one of the most beautiful days of every year. No more getting up early. No more homework. Trips to the …
Read More »Chicago in Summer: 8 Places to Take Away
As the United States pandemic subsides, many travelers prefer the outdoors, away from it all Short breaks. According to the travel planning page TripItOn Memorial Day weekend, big cities like Washington, DC and New York were in decline, while outdoor spots like Palm Springs, California were new popular. “Two-thirds of …
Read More »‘The Boss Baby 2’ first weekend Peacock viewers beats Disney + ‘s’ Cruella’ deadline
EXCLUSIVE: In a current Samba TV measurement 783K US households matched to universals The Boss Baby: family business on the studio’s Peacock streaming service over the four-day holiday weekend on July 4th. That number for the DreamWorks Animation title surpasses the four-day Memorial Day debut of Disney’s live-action picture Cruella …
Read More »Infested North Dakota Pontoon Incident Indicates Need for Strict Enforcement, Proponents Say | Montana untamed
A North Dakota Game and Fish Department boat inspector prevented this zebra mussel-strewn pontoon from being launched on Lake Audubon on Memorial Day holiday weekend. PROVIDED, ND GAME & FISH DEPARTMENT BLAKE NICHOLSON Bismarck grandstand BISMARCK, ND – A zebra mussel encrusted pontoon that was not launched on Memorial Day …
Read More »Richard Bridgeo | Obituary | Salem news
Marblehead – On Tuesday June 29th, Captain Richard Bridgeo left port for the last time on his journey into eternity. He was 97 years old. Captain Richard Warren Bridgeo was the youngest in a long line of Marblehead Sea Captains, born October 4, 1923, the second son of the late …
Read More »Cuomo withdraws to erect COVID memorial in Battery Park after backlash
After outcry from Battery Park City residents, Governor Andrew Cuomo has withdrawn a plan to take green space from a popular local park for a coronavirus memorial honoring key workers. Battery Park City Authority chairman George Tsunis, a Cuomo non-resident of Lower Manhattan parish, told residents the governor agreed to …
Read More »Here are a few things you should know before you hit the streets in Ohio this July 4th weekend
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – The American Automobile Association expects record numbers when it comes to drivers this July 4th holiday weekend. Experts suggested the numbers could outperform pre-pandemic numbers. “We’re seeing a huge number of travelers on Independence Day, people who really want to get out and travel again,” said …
Read More »Biden is expected to miss his vaccination goal by Independence Day
It looks like President Joe Biden just missed his goal of getting 70 percent of U.S. adults vaccinated against COVID by July 4th. From Thursday afternoon it is CDC reported 66.7 percent of Americans 18 and over had received at least one dose of the COVID vaccine despite a major …
Read More »Eastland’s natural spring hopes to open to the public on the 4th weekend of July | KTAB
Posted: 06/30/2021 / 21:22 CDT / Updated: 06/30/2021 / 21:22 CDT ABILENE, Texas (KTAB / KRBC) – Lots of people don’t know, but there’s a gem in Eastland off Interstate 20: a natural spring. The Williams family has owned the land for 2 decades. It’s called Inez Spring Riverfront Park. …
Read More »Rapper Pooh Shiesty charged with alleged involvement in shooting and robbery
Pooh Shiesty, whose real name is Lontrell Denell Williams Jr., appeared in court for the first time on Tuesday, June 29th rapper Phew Shiesty is reportedly charged with his involvement in the shooting and robbery of two men outside a Bay Harbor Islands hotel in Miami last October. The 21 …
Read More »Mendocino anti-mask café booted by new landlords who quote “threatening” messages
The cafe, which gained Wingnut fame for a $ 5 fee on orders placed with a mask, will no longer charge that fee as a new landlord refuses to renew the cafe’s lease it is because, the owner stops proselytizing. Around Memorial Day, we noticed the curious case of a …
Read More »Board approves extension of the beer garden license until Labor Day | Local news
In a follow-up decision that seemed anti-climactic given the proposal’s early rejection, the select last week allowed a Chestnut Street beer garden to continue serving customers until Labor Day weekend – and most likely beyond. The June 22nd vote of the board effectively extends the terms of an unorthodox licensing …
Read More »The Hungry Horse Dam Visitor Center opens Memorial Day weekend
On Wednesday, the Bureau of Reclamation announced the opening of Memorial Day weekend for the Hungry Horse Dam Visitor Center, May 28-31. The center is open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. After the bank holiday weekend, the center is open from Friday to Sunday until June 13th. The visitor …
Read More »IT PAYS TO KNOW: Memorial Day
By JUDD MATSUNAGA, Esq. I used to confuse Memorial Day with Veterans Day. Memorial Day was the three-day weekend in late May that marked the beginning of summer. It generally meant a golf trip with the Kokusai Golf Club. Veterans Day, on the other hand, was just a one-day holiday …
Read More »Funeral of 12-year-old Rochester, who was killed in a fire on Memorial Day
by: Panagiotis Argitis, WROC employee Posted: 6/26/2021 / 9:22 PM EDT / Updated: 6/26/2021 / 9:22 PM EDT ROCHESTER, NY (WROC) – A memorial service was held on Saturday to remember the 12-year-old boy who died in the house fire on Memorial Day on Haager Strasse. Christopher Higgins-Maldonado was one …
Read More »No, Maxine Waters did not write a bill to rename Memorial Day “George Floyd Day”
In the days leading up to Memorial Day, Facebook users used their feeds to express their outrage that US MP Maxine Waters wanted to rename Memorial Day “George Floyd Day”. We found several Contributions on social media claims Waters, a California Democrat, submitted a bill to Congress proposing to change …
Read More »Traffic is congested on Memorial Day as Las Vegas visitors return to Southern California
Memorial Day wrapped Las Vegas in a shell traffic jam which stretched for miles in a scorching heat that hit an all-time high this year. The reopening of the Las Vegas gambling dens at full capacity is the main cause of the traffic crash on Interstate 15. Crowds of people …
Read More »The Memorial Day diving accident paralyzed the Knoxville man but determined
KNOXVILLE, Tennessee (WATE) – A Knoxville man learns a new way of life after a diving accident in Florida over Memorial Day weekend paralyzed him from the chest down. “We weren’t exactly on a sandbar, so I wanted to dive in,” began 28-year-old Trey Byrd. “I knew it was shallow …
Read More »911 calls posted following the Memorial Day weekend mass shootings in NW Dade – CBS Miami
MIAMI (CBSMiami) – Terrifying emergency calls were released following a Memorial Day weekend mass shooting in northwest Miami-Dade. Three people were killed and 23 injured in the shooting outside El Mula Banquet Hall at 7630 NW 186th Street on Sunday May 30th. CONTINUE READING: Girl’s body found in the Lauderhill …
Read More »July 4th trip for Exceed Memorial Day
Auto Club: The July 4th travel volume is expected to be even closer to pre-pandemic levels than it was on Memorial Day The Southern California Automobile Club predicts a strong recovery in July 4th travel over the Independence Day weekend, even stronger than during the Memorial Day holiday. The increase …
Read More »Letter: Thank you for making Memorial Day Parade a success Letters to the editor
On behalf of the Aiken County Veterans Affairs Office, Aiken County Veterans Council, and Aiken Memorial Day Parade Planning Committee, we thank everyone in and around Aiken County for making this annual event a success. Special thanks go to: • The public security workers from Aiken and the city of …
Read More »Memorial Day under a cloudy Baldwin sky | Herald Community Newspapers
Baldwinites gathered on the cool, overcast morning of Monday, May 31st at 11 a.m. to commemorate and honor the fallen at a ceremony at Veteran’s Memorial Plaza in Silver Lake Park, organized by the American Legion Baldwin Post # 246 after attending one of the Baldwin Hot Rod Association. Over …
Read More »Health officials say a surge was avoided on Memorial Day
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) – Health leaders said Alabama avoided spikes in COVID-19 cases as of Memorial Day due to immunity. “The numbers we’ve seen across the state have comfortably encouraged me,” said Dr. Wesley Willeford, Jefferson County’s infectious disease expert. “When we look back on last year’s holidays, we saw …
Read More »Cudahy man charged with murder on Johnson’s Park Memorial Day
Johnsons Park murder charges Ten days after the killing, a suspect, Charles Reddic, was arrested with the help of US marshals and greenfield police. MILWAUKEE – Prosecutors on Memorial Day indicted a 33-year-old Cudahy man in what the sheriff called a “cold blooded murder” in Johnson’s Park, Milwaukee. Ten days …
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