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Music festivals are as synonymous with summertime as backyard barbecues and umbrella-clad cocktails — and with dozens happening between now and Labor Day, there are plenty of choices to match your personal music tastes. USA TODAY's Patrick Ryan rounds up this season's top, tuneful escapes: Coachella. |
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Apr 6, 2015 posted by Alice Bradshaw-Smith
Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos celebrated the announcement of plans for Pope Francis to travel to Colombia, as the Catholic Church leader urged Colombia to “not lose energy or hope” in the peace process. |
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FORT PIERCE Funeral services for seven of eight people who died in a March 30 church van crash will be on the same day at one location, according to Sarah’s Memorial Chapel. The unified funeral will start at 10 a.m. April 18 at the Havert L. Fenn Center, 2000 Virginia Ave., Fort Pierce. The eighth person is to be sent to Haiti for burial. |
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NEW YORK (AP) The Rev. Gardner C. Taylor, who was widely regarded as the dean of American preaching and who played a key role in the civil rights movement, has died. He was 96. Taylor died on Easter Sunday, according to the Progressive National Baptist Convention, a denomination he helped form and once led. |
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Equity crowdfunding is taking off, but prominent market figures warn about the potential dangers facing investors. The capital-raising method, which became possible in this country last year through a once-in-a-generation overhaul of securities legislation, allows companies to issue shares to the public through online platforms. |
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FORT PIERCE Funeral services for seven of eight people who died in a church van crash will be held together at one location April 18, according to Sarah’s Memorial Chapel. The place and time of services in Fort Pierce are pending. The eighth person is to be sent to Haiti for burial. |
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Koho Kawagoe, the chief priest of a Zen Buddhist temple in Toyama city, celebrates the 400th broadcast of his 730 Night Hour on Feb. 23. The radio show is designed exclusively for inmates of Toyama Prison. |
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The Rev. Gardner C. Taylor, who was widely regarded as the dean of American preaching and who played a key role in the civil rights movement, has died. He was 96. Taylor died on Easter Sunday, according to the Progressive National Baptist Convention, a denomination he helped form and once led. |
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This reflection was made by Father Numa Molina during his participation in the “La Patria Nueva” (The New Homeland) program, broadcast by Radio Nacional de Venezuela (RNV), referring to the recent attacks that our country has suffered orchestrated by international interests, with the accomplice.... |
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Equity crowdfunding is taking off, but prominent market figures warn about the potential dangers facing investors. The capital-raising method, which became possible in this country last year through a once-in-a-generation overhaul of securities legislation, allows companies to issue shares to the public through online platforms. |
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FORT PIERCE — Funeral services for seven of eight people who died in a church van crash will be held together at one location April 18, according to Sarah's Memorial Chapel. The place and time of services in Fort Pierce are pending. The eighth person is to be sent to Haiti for burial. |
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