Did I need to do this? No, absolutely not. Did I want to? Goodness me, yes. It’s hard to say what the criteria is for ranking these goals. Some things get me going more than others, which becomes apparent if you read on, but it’s fair to say the ranking system is a healthy mix … [Read more…]
1:16 p.m. ET, May 12, 2023 Key things to know about Florida’s challenge to the immigration parole policy — and what happens next From CNN’s Priscilla Alvarez and Dan Berman Immigrants seeking asylum in the United States are processed by Border Patrol agents after crossing into Arizona from Mexico on May 11. Mario Tama/Getty Images A federal … [Read more…]
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There are long lists of places families can take their moms for brunch (or dinner) Sunday, but here are a few additional options for families this Mother’s Day weekend. Either alongside your mom, or, in the event they want some quality alone or friend-time, some ways to get you out of the house. Bonus: the … [Read more…]
The birthplace of the United States, there are dozens of fascinating towns and cities in Pennsylvania for eager historians or curious travellers. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh are the two biggest cities and most influential urban areas in the Pennsylvania Commonwealth, but they’re far from the only meaningful destinations to explore. From the hills of Gettysburg, where … [Read more…]
W. Francis “Pappy” Keller, 95, of Huntingdon, passed away peacefully Monday, May 8, 2023, at Penn Highlands Huntingdon. Born April 15, 1928, in Kistler, he was a son of the late Walter A. Keller and Margaret (Stake) Keller Neary. He was united in marriage to the former Helen Beatrice (Kemp) July 30, 1947, at St. … [Read more…]
Joe Daniher broke the hearts of his former side, with his six goals leading Brisbane to a 42-point victory over Essendon – and remarkable sixth straight win. Daniher was the difference between the two sides, as he led Brisbane to a 12.15 (87) to 6.9 (45) win at the Gabba on Saturday night. The key … [Read more…]
South Bank business success has been celebrated in spectacular fashion. More than 400 people enjoyed a powerful West End performance as ‘Les Miz’ combined with biz and fizz for a night of celebration in Scunthorpe. Organisers of the Northern Lincolnshire Business Awards had hoped the theme would reflect how courage, passion and resilience of human … [Read more…]
A witness to a tragic shark attack off SA’s west coast has described the horrifying moment he saw a missing school teacher’s surfboard “tombstone”. Popular local teacher Simon Baccanello, 46, is believed to have been killed in the attack, which happened at the popular local beach of Walkers Rocks, around 10am Saturday morning. Emergency services … [Read more…]
Moscow has invested heavily in its submarine fleet, while NATO has largely ignored the underwater realm, experts told Newsweek. Russian subs have been recently detected on “strange routes” including off the U.S. coast, highlighting NATO vulnerability to “seabed warfare”. NATO is now “playing catch up” to counter this growing Russian threat to critical infrastructure including … [Read more…]
Norwood travelled over to Port Lincoln to play West Adelaide in the annual Teakle Cup match, but despite a strong start to the game the Redlegs winless season continued with a 12-point loss to the Bloods. Norwood dominated much of the first half, but led by just 10 points at the major break, before West … [Read more…]