“Now you don’t talk so loud/ Now you don’t seem so proud,” sang Bob Dylan in 1965. His line from nearly 60 years ago was appropriate for the present day on May 4, when four members of the far-right Proud Boys—including leader Enrique Torrio—were found guilty of seditious conspiracy for their roles in the Capitol … [Read more…]
Home Topics Science & Environment Scientists want your plant photographs By Candice Marshall • May 24, 2023 First recorded photograph of a Psydrax suaveolens plant. Image credit: Thomas Mesaglio Calling citizen scientists! Take snaps to fill the gaps. For a plant species to be officially recognised by science, at least one physical specimen must be … [Read more…]
Scott Morrison made a rare contribution to parliament on Wednesday, speaking out to oppose the Indigenous Voice. Photo: AAP Former prime minister Scott Morrison has spoken against the indigenous Voice in a rare contribution to parliamentary debate. These days, Mr Morrison mostly features only in speculative pieces about his retirement from parliament or gossip about … [Read more…]
John Hayden Deatrick Jr., 79, of New Oxford, entered God’s eternal care Monday, May 22, 2023, at his home with his loving family. Born October 31, 1943, in Hanover, Pa., John was the son of the late John H. Deatrick and the late Mary Alice (March) Walker. He was loving husband to Michele Ann (Rohler) … [Read more…]
A Surf Coast sporting servant has been received a major acknowledgment at Basketball Victoria’s annual awards for overseeing an explosion in total player numbers. For the first time in his 20 year long career, the end feels closer than ever for LeBron James. After the Lakers got swept in the Western Conference finals by Denver, … [Read more…]
Sue Dalton Snow, 84, of the Patterson Community, passed away, Monday, May 22, 2023. Born February 6, 1939, in Wythe County VA, she was the daughter of the late Bessie Lee Pickett Dalton and Herman Neal Dalton. She enjoyed taking long rides in the countryside and going on vacation with her family. She was the … [Read more…]
Stan Grant Jr has continued has critique of Australian media and politics, saying the ‘competition’ of modern news has led to an increase in abuse. Speaking at a Canberra launch event for his new book on Tuesday, the Wiradjuri man said he and his family had been subject to “death threats” and “vicious attacks”. “My … [Read more…]
The Domestic Violence Electronic Monitoring (DVEM) program is the first electronic monitoring program in NSW. Photo ABC Reductions in reoffence and new offences have been identified as a result of NSW domestic violence (DV) offenders wearing electronic ankle devices in the first year of release from prison. On average, one woman every nine days and … [Read more…]
An Endwell man’s plan to develop housing and commercial space in the former Crowley Foods plant on Binghamton’s South Side is getting a boost from New York state. Jon Korchynsky wants to convert the abandoned dairy processing plant on Conklin Avenue into 48 market-rate apartments. Korchynsky acquired the site from Mountain Fresh Dairy in January … [Read more…]
Cemetery tour: A Memorial Day tour of veterans’ graves departs at noon from the Franklin Gate at Santa Rosa Rural Cemetery, 1600 Franklin Ave. Also special guests. Free, donations accepted. More information at 707-543-3279, pdne.ws/3ODMPES. Tuesday, May 30 Club 90: Tuesdays in the Plaza kicks off its summer season with music from the 1990s and … [Read more…]