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Wow, here we are in December. It's hard to believe that the year is almost over, but before we wave goodbye to 2019, there's plenty to enjoy this month - including, of course, Christmas Day! In the run up to the big day, there's lots of brilliant events happening across Leicestershire, and there's plenty of non-festive fun to be had too. |
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The year 1989 meant the end of the communist regime in the Central and Eastern European countries. Romania was the only ex-communist country in the case of which the switch to democracy was violent, involving protests and street fights, and the only country where the leaders of the former regime got executed. |
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Christmas is over, the election is out of the way, the year with all its trials and tribulations is nearly history, so it's time to let your hair and celebrate the promise of better times ahead. In the last century, the 1920s were the party decade. It was known as The Jazz Age, a time of fast cars and fast women and even faster men. |
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Adebamiro Adeyanju, popularly known as Mr Hyenana, is an online comedian. He speaks with ADEBIMPE OLAJIGA about his experience as a social media celebrity. How did your journey into comedy start? I started around 2005– that was when I determined that I wanted to be a comedian. |
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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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