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by Muriel Smith from the Monmouth County Library System Mysteries and Myths at Eastern Branch. Mysteries, myths and Lore are all on tap at the Monmouth County Library’s Eastern Branch for November, starting with more insight into the Lindbergh baby kidnapping that drew international headlines in 1931. |
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Blame Abraham Lincoln. It’s all his fault. He was the one who, in 1858, challenged Stephen A. Douglas, to a series of debates for the Senate seat from Illinois that Douglas held at the time. That, though, was merely about the job they both wanted. Both knew there were much bigger matters – slavery, for instance – to debate. |
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Ongoing. Day of the Dead Art Exhibit, through Oct. 30 at Prescott Center for the Arts Gallery at the corner of Willis and Marina streets. Featuring 2-D and 3-D artwork by local artisans. 928-445-3286. Sunday, Oct. 23. Mortimer Farms’ Pumpkin Festival & Corn Maze, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. |
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Hillary Clinton takes pictures with supporters after a campaign event at the Central Baptist Church in Columbia, South Carolina, Feb. 23, 2016.
Hacked emails from the personal account of Hillary Clinton's top campaign official show some of the attention her team paid to courting black voters. There were worries about Vermont Sen. |
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‘You’re like Choudary’ Hopkins savages caller for comparing her to Islamic hate preacher RADIO host Katie Hopkins has slapped down a furious caller for comparing her to Islamic hate preacher Anjem Choudary in a clash over Calais migrants.
Launching a vicious tirade, Martin accused the LBC host.... |
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“Dear friends, do not believe every spirit but test the spirits to see whether they are from God because many false prophets have gone into the world” IF the truth should cause offence, it is infinitely better that offence be caused than for the truth to be denied. |
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CRUISEY CHRISTMAS ON THE HORIZON. Can you believe Christmas is only two months away? If you're haven't planned your holiday yet, there are spots available on several ships cruising out of Sydney, Auckland and Melbourne over the festive season – it's a wonderful way to escape the madness and celebrate at sea. |
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CRUISEY CHRISTMAS ON THE HORIZON. Can you believe Christmas is only two months away? If you're haven't planned your holiday yet, there are spots available on several ships cruising out of Sydney, Auckland and Melbourne over the festive season – it's a wonderful way to escape the madness and celebrate at sea. |
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Films that centre around a journalist, who is inspiring, honest and relentless, are often a treat to watch. And thankfully, Hollywood has provided us with numerous movies that celebrate journalism. From Spotlight to Good Night and Good Luck, films that draw on real-life experiences of journalists.... |
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CRUISEY CHRISTMAS ON THE HORIZON. Can you believe Christmas is only two months away? If you're haven't planned your holiday yet, there are spots available on several ships cruising out of Sydney, Auckland and Melbourne over the festive season – it's a wonderful way to escape the madness and celebrate at sea. |
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PARIS – Oh, the anger of the fusty at the announcement of Bob Dylan’s Nobel Prize! What an outcry from the academy — not the Swedish one, mind you, but that of the world church of literaturology. The panic of the literary bureaucracy, ensnared in its certainties and steeped in its petty.... |
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