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In Detroit, Red Wings fans throw octopi on the ice . On Friday, a radio station based just outside of Pittsburgh hung an 8-foot replica of a hammerhead shark from a crane, The shark dangles below a sign that says “Let’s Go Pens” and “Kill the Sharks” alongside stylized corporate call letters for WDVE. |
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There was no shortage of audience participation at St Peter's Church where Bray Gospel Choir recently held a concert.
'We had a great time and the audience made it all the more special,' said a spokesman.
Garden County Radio were there to broadcast the lively performance. |
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Steve Hershey, 77, a sportswriter specializing in golf coverage at USA Today and earlier in basketball at the now-defunct Washington Star, died May 11 at his home in Ormond Beach, Fla. The cause was a heart ailment, said his son, Steve Hershey Jr. Mr. Hershey was born in New York City and grew up in Bethesda, Md. |
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Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Duran Duran's show is being broadcast live on BBC Radio 2. Pop stars Duran Duran have brought the curtain down on BBC Music Day, which has seen concerts in libraries, on bridges and in bell towers. at Cornwall's Eden Project, opening with Paper Gods, the title track of their latest album. |
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Yorkshire's latest Radio 1 stars The Sherlocks were playing The Leadmill tonight. TV actress Maxine Peake - who also played barrister Martha Costello QC in the BBC legal drama Silk and appeared in Oscar winning The Theory Of Everything - was due to bring the day to close at midnight, with a display of her musical talents. |
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Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Duran Duran's show is being broadcast live on BBC Radio 2. Pop stars Duran Duran are bringing the curtain down on BBC Music Day, which has seen concerts in libraries, on bridges and the Stormont Parliament building in Belfast.
at Cornwall's Eden Project with Paper Gods. |
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Alice Minassian Madenlian was born in Alexandria, Egypt on March 1, 1943. She was the youngest child of Missak and Arshaluyse Minassian, and Levon, Sona and Zabel’s youngest sister. In her early years she attended Boghossian Armenian School, and later, Scottish School for Girls high school, where she graduated with honors at the young age of 16. |
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BASSETERRE, St. Kitts (SKNIS) -- The Ministry of National Security is engaging the services of Mr. Neals J. Chitan, International Social Skills Consultant, to assist the Ministry, and by extension, the Government of St. Kitts and Nevis, to develop and introduce a National Crime Reduction Strategy for the Federation. |
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BASSETERRE, St. Kitts (SKNIS) -- June 1, 2016, officially marked the opening of this year’s 32nd Child Month, which is being celebrated under the theme “Instil values, build strong children, secure the future.” Deputy Prime Minister, and Minister of Education, Honourable Shawn Richards, stated.... |
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“I don’t think the incoming president is going to hide the urban poor communities [when] international dignitaries are here. We very much criticize that,” Taguiwalo told radio dzMM. Taguiwalo said that doing so is “mere hypocricy” and she will refrain from doing such actions when she assumes office at the end of June. |
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David T. Chase, who was born in Poland, survived three Nazi death camps and went on to become one of the most prominent real estate developers, entrepreneurs and philanthropists in Hartford and beyond, died Wednesday at the age of 88. Chase was an instrumental force behind the development of One.... |
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