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The just-ended Tourism Week 2019, in Anguilla, included several activities which were geared to spreading a greater awareness of the tourist industry – and the importance of its employment and economic benefits. Apart from the opening service at the Hilltop Baptist Church, at Island Harbour, the.... |
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Children from Paignton’s Curledge Street Academy are flying the flag for Torbay in the final of a prestigious Christmas carol competition. The youngsters have entered their song The Chosen One in the BBC Radio Devon Star for Christmas competition, and will sing in the final on Wednesday night. |
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Through December 21. Ballet Des Moines Presents: The Nutcracker. Experience the magical holiday tradition of “The Nutcracker,” performed by central Iowa’s only resident ballet company. Join Clara, her magical prince and toys that come to life as a mysterious gift sparks a wondrous adventure. 7 p.m. Friday, 1 and 7 p. |
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The Life Impact Centre, at Lower South Hill, and the Hilltop Baptist Church, at Island Harbour, closed their doors to their regular Sunday morning services on December 8. They instead united at the Pond Fill, Island Harbour, for another type of ministry: proving food and clothing for all who attended. |
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Edmonton Oilers at Dallas Stars Monday, 6:30 p.m., American Airlines Center TV: Sportsnet West. Radio 630 CHED. The big matchup Ben Bishop vs. Mikko Koskinen. Tale of the Tall Goalies. Bishop is 6-foot-8 and Koskinen 6-foot-7, so both cover lots of net. |
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After years of praying in local churches and rented spaces, Airdrie's Muslim community finally has a place of its own. The community now owns a lot and two buildings where it plans to build a brand new mosque that will serve the city's growing Muslim population. |
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Lung cancer, rampant. No surprise. I’ve smoked since I was sixteen, behind the high-school football bleachers in Northfield, Minnesota. I used to fear the embarrassment of dying youngish, letting people natter sagely, “He smoked, you know.” But at seventy-seven I’m into the actuarial zone. I know about ending a dependency. |
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Four years after arriving in B.C. as Syrian refugees, a Burnaby family is now officially Canadian, after taking an oath of citizenship last week. "When we landed here we didn't know where we are — we just landed somewhere after a 13 hour flight," said Vicken Majarian. |
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Sligo Orpheus Choir present Carols by Candlelight at the Holy Cross Friary, Sligo on Sunday 15 th December at 8pm. Proceeds to North West Hospice. Lorraine Lynch Memorial Walk on St. Stephen’s Day at 12pm. Registration from 11.30am in the Mayflower, Drumshanbo. Refreshments served afterwards. Proceeds to North West Stop. |
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Former Labour MPs who lost their seats in Thursday's election have turned on Jeremy Corbyn. They say his leadership was behind the party's crushing defeat. Ex-shadow Brexit minister Jenny Chapman also warned that if the party does not recuperate quickly and find an effective way to regain its appeal.... |
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Joint statement by 40 NGOs. The international community is failing in its commitment to share responsibility for responding to one of the world's biggest refugee crises, 40 international NGOs in Uganda warn ahead of the Global Refugee Forum that is taking place in Geneva this week. |
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