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CODRINGTON, Antigua and Barbuda — Barbuda, a Caribbean island of 1,700 residents, was all but wiped off the face of the map by Hurricane Irma. It is now deserted — every one of its residents was evacuated after the storm. As with several other Caribbean islands, the storm razed much of it — but at Category 5 strength. |
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Q: Could you please try to explain the new statue of Lincoln that I recently saw in Chicago? It sits on Michigan Avenue directly across from the Wrigley Building. I found no descriptive placard anywhere. Why is Lincoln talking to this man in an L.L. Bean sweater and chinos? Abe appears to be perhaps signaling his Uber driver with his stovepipe hat. |
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TRIUMPHANT: Lord Mayor Nuatali Nelmes will be joined by six Labor councillors in City Hall. It is believed to be the first council with an outright Labor majority since the 1970s. Picture: Jonathan Carroll; Liberal councillor Brad Luke said his party had to accept the decision of voters to give 'total' control of the city to the ALP. |
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A changing workplace culture, a lack of job security, and 24/7 connectivity can lead to stress, but taken to the extreme, sometimes the job you love can really hurt you. Workplace burnout is a major issue for many British Columbians. It can lead to reduced productivity, a loss of purpose and can even have a negative economic impact. |
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"The neighborhood, the people of Barbuda — how are they going to rebuild their houses? How are they going to get themselves back on a personal level?" Henry asked. "That is going to be a big challenge — mentally, physically, emotionally. These are some issues that even as a pastor I am going to have to deal with. |
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September 23. It's the day that, in 1122, Pope Callixtus II and Holy Roman emperor Henry V agreed to the Concordat of Worms to try and put an end to the Investiture Controversy (which, weirdly enough, had nothing to do with investments). It's also the same day that, in 1887, the University of.... |
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With years of maritime sailing experience under his belt, Peter Geitmann now works to improve the lives of seafarers – many of whom have to deal with much more than long hours and rough seas. “Seafarers who decide on this profession of course know what they are getting into,” says Geitmann, who is shipping secretary of Germany’s Verdi trade union. |
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A PRIEST and broadcaster called on members of the media to treat journalism not just as a profession, but as a vocation to serve others. Fr. Roberto “Bobby” Ebisa made the call during the Eucharistic mass for the opening ceremonies of the 25th Cebu Press Freedom Week celebration yesterday. |
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It was a blue-sky conversation that lead Margo Goodhand to spend a year of her life driving around the country, recording the stories of the strong, scrappy, seat-of-their pants pioneers of the women’s shelter movement. The journalist and former editor-in-chief of the Edmonton Journal was talking.... |
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Church of England priest and journalist Reverend Richard Coles was announced as a surprise contestant on this year’s Come Dancing in August. Strictly And ahead of the new series, the vicar gave his last sermon to his congregation at Finedon in Northamptonshire. |
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In 2006 a local church attempted to rescue the pub as a live music venue but with the proviso that no booze was served. It didn't work. The Army and Navy stopped operating as a music venue in 2002 and was demolished in 2007 to make way for a Travelodge. Great. Barhouse/Toucan/Elan/Hooga/Indigo Chelmsford/loads of other things. |
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