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The bankrupt family-owned newspaper, which lost $2 million through March 31 , filed this week a notice of potentially deep staff cuts with the state’s Department of Labor and Industry. The targeted dates for layoffs are June 6 through 10,
According to the notice filed with the state, 209 Eagle.... |
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Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Protesters toppled the fence in Yekaterinburg, while chanting "We want a square" About 2,000 people have protested against a church being built on a park square in Yekaterinburg in Russia. Twenty-six people were arrested during Tuesday's clashes and there were further protests on Wednesday. |
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Atlantic piece “The Shame of College Sports,” by Pulitzer Prize-winning civil rights historian Taylor Branch, it’s truly worth your time. Even eight years later, almost all the points in Branch’s indictment of the National Collegiate Athletic Association and its top Division I programs hold up. |
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'If, by my 100th day in office when elected president of the United States, the United States Congress fails to put a bill on my desk to sign with all of the good ideas or any of the good ideas that I'm prepared to take executive action because that's what's needed,' she added. |
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Three senior members of a defunct Pentecostal church were indicted on Wednesday for assault, unlawful coercion and sexual exploitation of a person in a position of dependence.
The congregation in the small community of Knutby outside Uppsala is the same one where a pastor was convicted of.... |
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The Senior Men's Club of Aiken will meet at noon today at the Woodside Plantation Country Club, 1000 Woodside Plantation Drive. Stan Byrdy, noted Augusta sportscaster, will be the guest speaker. The cost for the luncheon is $15. Non-members can make reservations by calling 803-643-7059. The reservation deadline is noon on Monday. |
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The late sungura music icon John Chibadura. Soundtrack: Tapiwa Zivira. DURING the colonial era, Harare’s Highfield and Mbare townships were the melting pot of entertainment. And as the war against white minority rule raged in the bushes of the then Rhodesia, musicians were educating and entertaining.... |
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13 May 2019 - Belgut OCPD Philip Okello confirmed the incident, revealing that preliminary investigations showed that the woman took her own life...
13 May 2019 - After Kenyans' speculations on the whereabouts President Uhuru Kenyatta, he has finally appeared for the first time since... |
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At the east end of Austin Avenue, the Square symbolized the old order. Farmers still drove there on weekends for hardware, seed and clothes, or to sell vegetables at the riverside market. On the west side were the Cotton Exchange building left over from Waco’s turn-of-the-century glory days as Texas’ premier cotton town. |
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CRACKPOTS are always coming up with new things to get hysterical about, leading to countless conspiracy theories about "cursed" objects. From a diamond that kills everyone it touches, to a trumpet that "caused World War 2", here are some of the strangest artefacts and burial sites many believe are jinxed. |
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Mason K. Gushiken. Mason Gushiken passed away at his residence in Koloa on April 15, 2019, at the age of 67. He was born on Sept. 3, 1951, on Kauai. He was a mason. He is preceded in death by parents Gaelic Gushiken and Hajime Gushiken. He is survived by wife Michelle Gushiken; sons, Scott Cabral of.... |
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