Posted on 19 June, 2023 Feasting on Raclette cheese, visiting the theatre, and sound healings at the Boho Luxe Market? Yep, that’s what’s happening in Canberra this week. Read on for our curated guide to what to see, do and eat! Looking for even more to do in Canberra? Check out our What’s On section to find … [Read more…]
The Dodgers’ Julio Urias pauses between batters during a game against the Padres on Sunday, May 7, 2023, in San Diego. (Photo by Sean M. Haffey/Getty Images) LOS ANGELES ― The light at the end of the tunnel for the Dodgers’ beleaguered pitching staff is getting closer, and now they can circle it on the … [Read more…]
The Met Office has issued a series of yellow weather warnings as heavy rain and thunderstorms are set to put a pause on the UK’s recent warm weather. Most of the country is facing weather warnings today and Monday, with some areas set to experience thunderstorms while others will be hit by heavy showers. As … [Read more…]
CHRC Mayor Kerry Hayes wants to see funding for a raised Vince Lester Bridge to make Emerald more flood-resilient. By Di Stanley Central Highlands Mayor Kerry Hayes has urged the State Government to funnel funding and support two shovel-ready projects – the new $90 million Vince Lester Bridge and the Yamala water pipeline. Cr Hayes … [Read more…]
ORANGE, Ohio Identity theft: White Oak Trail A resident, 78, reported June 6 that an unknown party opened a small business in his name in order to receive a federal Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL), without his knowledge or approval. After receiving a U.S. Small Business Administration “approval notice” in 2020, he said he immediately … [Read more…]
A big mistakeOne sentence in Jon Faine’s article (Comment, 18/6) on the ABC stood out. ″The basic reality is that people grow into the ABC, not the other way round.” As people mature they have more time to think and they turn to the ABC for informed discussion. Trying desperately to appeal to the young … [Read more…]
LOS ANGELES (AP) — You could call her the mother of Father’s Day. The late Sonora Smart Dodd launched the celebration of dads in 1910 in her hometown of Spokane, Washington. As a result, she is the one responsible for those annual gifts that run the gamut from embarrassingly silly-looking neckties to kids’ finger paintings … [Read more…]
Pioneer 21 Marist 19 Pioneer finished stronger to seal a valuable four points and stay in top-four contention with a deserved win over Marist in the mud and rain at Jeans Street. Pioneer captain Reece Calkin was thrilled with the way his players stuck to their game plan, especially in the second half after persistent … [Read more…]
There are major thunderstorms in store for three counties in Ireland this evening as a new Status Orange alert was issued. Met Eireann have put a Status Orange thunderstorm warning in place for Cavan, Donegal and Leitrim from just before 5pm until 9pm on Sunday. Drivers have been warned that the heavy rain could lead … [Read more…]
Kings Heath’s most famous resident told a crowd of his amazement as the Pride event he launched as a “joke” was celebrated on the suburb’s streets. Joe Lycett – who made the launch of Queen’s Heath a key part of his recent stand-up tour show – told Sunday’s crowd he had “no idea how important … [Read more…]