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Supporters of Felix Tshisekedi, who was named provisional winner of Democratic Republic of Congo’s presidential election, celebrate outside the Union for Democracy and Social Progress (UDPS) headquarters in Kinshasa on January 10, 2019. The Democratic Republic of Congo’s opposition leader Felix.... |
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She left after a long conversation with St. Paul police leaders, aspiring black female officers and a pair of radio hosts who had partnered to recruit black women into the St. Paul Police Department. The department’s last remaining black female officer, Sgt. Valarie Namen, retired last year. |
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This post has already been read 83204 times! Felix Tshisekedi has vowed to be the president “of all Congolese” after the Democratic Republic of Congo’s (DRC) electoral commission declared him the winner of the country’s long-delayed elections. The result, which was announced in the early hours of.... |
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The president of DR Congo’s Independent National Electoral Commission (CENI) Corneille Nangaa Yobeluo announces the provisional results of the presidential election in Kinshasa on January 10, 2019. Junior D. KANNAH / AFP.
With DR Congo still reeling from the disputed victory of opposition.... |
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Buffalo's Festival Chorus is seeking singers of all levels of ability to join their community chorus for an American Songbook-themed concert planned for June, organizers of the event announced Friday. Open rehearsals will be held at 7 p.m. Jan. 22 and Jan. 29 in St. Katharine Drexel Church, 118 Schiller St. |
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She left after a long conversation with St. Paul police leaders, aspiring black female officers and a pair of radio hosts who had partnered to recruit black women into the St. Paul Police Department. The department's last remaining black female officer, Sgt. Valarie Namen, retired last year. |
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The dark, grainy video took an interminable five minutes to play: a building on a dark stretch of a Northwest Indiana highway; a flash of light; the headlights of a car tearing out from the parking lot. Then, more than two minutes in, the fiery silhouette of a burning woman staggers onto the road,.... |
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The Canadian announcement of tentative status was very significant to the Valentia Cable Foundation Board's efforts for UNESCO status in Valentia. On January 9, the death occurred in Epsom, England, of Joan Regan (née Murphy), originally of Knightstown. Johanna Griffin of the Cable Station, Knightstown, was 101 on January 11. |
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25 Card Game. The first game of 2109 is tonight January 8 at 9 p.m. Looking forward to seeing all our supporters for a nice friendly game with plenty of chat and banter. New inexperienced players are always welcome. All proceeds go to local projects in the community so please support and bring a friend. |
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Peg was born in Bonnybrook, outside Thomastown, into a dairy farming household, on January 28, 1925, to Andy and Ellen Ryan (née Cuddihy). She was the middle child of three, her brother Sean who died in December 2016 was two years older than her and Maura, who died on November 19, 2018, was five years younger than her. |
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Michael (Mikie) Dwyer, late of Ballyeden, was a devoted family man and lover of céili music whose death on December 17 following an illness, has left a big vacuum in the lives of his family.
Mikey was born to Kathleen and Sonny Dwyer of Mary Street. The eldest of five, Billy, the late John, Kevin, and the late Mary. |
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