Members of the royal family try to put on a happy face when they’re out greeting members of the public or participating in royal events. But because cameras are always on them and they are human, we sometimes see moments of unexpected emotions. Well that’s exactly what a body language expert has noticed in several … [Read more…]
Having premiered in 2005, “Grey’s Anatomy” is one of the longest-running scripted series in primetime. For Sam Page, its age is hardly evident on set. “I was very surprised that it did not have the feeling of being there at the end of the run of a show,” he told People. “It had quite the … [Read more…]
The Niverville Nighthawks used the trade market to solve one of their biggest questions heading into next season. With both starter Chris Fines and backup Dane Couture leaving the program, the Nighthawks had a massive hole to fill in net due to the departing 20-year-olds. The team pulled off a trade with the Winnipeg Freeze … [Read more…]
GRAFTON — One of the most popular events of the year at Pere Marquette State Park reeled in hundreds of people as the annual Two Rivers Family Fishing Fair offered hands-on activities for fishing enthusiasts of all ages. The Family Fishing Fair featured more than 30 activities including a catch and release bluegill pond, a … [Read more…]
SPONSORED Now-June 24: Anna Karenina, Bristol Old Vic Tolstoy’s masterpiece reimagined for the stage. A heartbreaking story of relationships, marriage, and betrayal, Lesley Hart’s boldly theatrical adaptation brings the language bang up to date, while Polina Kalinina’s direction sweeps you up in the breathtaking pace of the story and places no limits on opulence, decadence … [Read more…]
To the Editor: Re “Universities, Meet Monasteries,” by Molly Worthen (Opinion guest essay, May 28): Dr. Worthen’s essay resonated deeply with me. I am a tutor and the incoming dean of St. John’s College, Santa Fe, one of the oldest colleges in America, a college with an enduring commitment to seminar-style discussion and the close … [Read more…]
15:25 – Schurter moving away It’s looking good for the World Champion at the moment as he is increasing the gap out to Sarrou. UCI Mountain Bike World Series ‘I don’t know!’ – Lecomte speechless at victory after difficult few weeks AN HOUR AGO The French rider has Gaze to compete with behind who has … [Read more…]
The following is a listing of all home transfers in Lorain County with titles recorded from May 29 to June 5. There were 100 transactions posted during this time. During this period, the median sale for the area was a 1,843-square-foot home on Morgan Street in Oberlin that sold for $213,300. Amherst 477 High Meadow … [Read more…]
News that Kallan Richardson continues running to success, Hamilton Princess and Lili Bermuda’s fragrance ‘Island Rose’ has been named the Best Hotel Scent by Elle Magazine, and Dr Lisa Boden was appointed by the University of Edinburgh in Scotland were all some of the positive news stories from the past week. In additional good news, the … [Read more…]
A piece of artwork by Sofia Tresso hangs at the Grove Art Gallery during the opening of the “Grad @ the Grove” exhibit on Saturday, June 3. (ELENA RARDON / Alberni Valley News) A piece of cross stitch created by Gracie McKean hangs at the Grove Art Gallery. (ELENA RARDON / ALBERNI VALLEY NEWS) Joseph … [Read more…]