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By John Feffer* FPIF Donald Trump might seem like a uniquely American phenomenon. The shape-shifting billionaire huckster reinvented himself first as a TV personality and then as a maverick populist politician. He rode to power on patriotic slogans – Make America Great Again – and tailored his.... |
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It was a moment of diplomatic deja-vu. Thursday marked the second time this year that Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos and FARC leader Rodrigo Londoño have signed a peace deal aimed at ending Latin America's longest war.
"This new accord is better than the one we signed in Cartagena," Santos said after signing the deal Thursday. |
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Christian musician and Nashville recording artist Mark Smeby will perform a Christmas concert at 7 p.m. Sunday in Redeemer Lutheran Church, 601 E. Fulton St., Hooper. The public is invited. Admission is free. A freewill donation will be accepted.
Christian musician and Nashville recording artist Mark Smeby will perform a Christmas concert at 7 p. |
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SAVE THE DATE. Get to know bees at two events being run by Urban Hum. The first is Bee Here at The Edwards on Tuesday, November 29, kicking off at 6.30pm. Kelly Lees will talk about the importance of bees in urban areas and Dave from Feedback Organic Recovery will discuss on urban farming practices.There will be live music by Amy Vee. |
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Ralph Branca, the pitcher who had three consecutive All-Star seasons for the Brooklyn Dodgers but who was never allowed to forget one pitch that crushed them, died early Wednesday in Rye Brook, N.Y. He was 90. Mr. Branca’s unforgivable offence (at least to Dodger fans) came on the afternoon of Oct. |
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SILVER SPRING, MD (WUSA9) - On this day of giving, a heartwarming act of kindness occurred at the Flower Branch apartments in Silver Spring. The community there still struggling from the August explosion that killed seven people and injured or displaced several more. |
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Brian Edward Hingerty, born April 8, 1937; died September 6, 2016. Brian Hingerty was a singular figure. Tall and slender, his physical appearance was once teasingly compared to an exclamation mark. But he was far from one-dimensional. Brian showed an enigmatic duality: literally a hermit, while professionally a devoted sharer, carer and teacher. |
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Brian Edward Hingerty, born April 8, 1937; died September 6, 2016. Brian Hingerty was a singular figure. Tall and slender, his physical appearance was once teasingly compared to an exclamation mark. But he was far from one-dimensional. Brian showed an enigmatic duality: literally a hermit, while professionally a devoted sharer, carer and teacher. |
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Hurricane Otto, a storm packing winds of 175 kilometers (110 miles) per hour hit first, plowing into Nicaragua's southern Caribbean coast. Communities in that zone and in northern neighboring Costa Rica were evacuated ahead of it. There were no immediate reports of any deaths. Just an hour later came the earthquake, with a magnitude of 7. |
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Brian Edward Hingerty, born April 8, 1937; died September 6, 2016. Brian Hingerty was a singular figure. Tall and slender, his physical appearance was once teasingly compared to an exclamation mark. But he was far from one-dimensional. Brian showed an enigmatic duality: literally a hermit, while professionally a devoted sharer, carer and teacher. |
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Classical Concert ‘Mariss Jansons & Symphonieorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks' Seoul Arts Center Dec. 4 and 5, 2016 The Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, an internationally renowned orchestra based in Munich, Germany, visits Korea along with its chief conductor Mariss Jansons. |
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