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ISSMA marching band competitions are back
After a one-year hiatus, the competition season is back for members of the Indiana State School Music Association. Ray Steele reports.
After a one-year hiatus, the competition season is back for members of the Indiana State School Music Association. Ray Steele reports.
Mayor also promises to continue his partial Tube and bus fares freeze ‘as long as economic conditions allow’ if elected for a third term
City Voices: Give Nationwide Members a say on the purchase of Virgin Money
A group locked themselves inside the Grade II-listed York & Albany hotel and gastropub in London last week.
The Commons was told the Church continues to support the prosecution of people who knowingly collude on late-term abortions.
The Canadian pop star, 45, opened up about being more inspired and confident than ever before.
TORONTO — An NDP motion to allow keffiyehs to be worn in the Ontario legislature has failed as it did not receive unanimous consent after at least one member voted against it. Premier Doug Ford and the opposition leaders have all called for Speaker Ted Arnott to reverse his decision to not allow the scarf in the legislature. Arnott says the legislature has long tried to restrict wearing any clothing or item attempting to make an overtly political statement and he believes that at this moment in
The royal residence on Wednesday saw Hollywood get MBE for services in baking and broadcasting
Fossil vertebrae unearthed in a lignite mine are the remains of one of the largest snakes that ever lived, a monster estimated at up to 49 feet (15 meters) in length - longer than a T. rex - that prowled the swamps of India around 47 million years ago. The mine is located in the Panandhro area of the Kutch district in western India's state of Gujarat. Because of the incomplete nature of the Vasuki remains, the researchers gave an estimated length range of 36-49 feet (11-15 meters) and a rough estimate of a metric ton in weight.
Reds will have to overturn a three-goal deficit away from home to make the semi-finals
BARCELONA, Spain (AP) — Spain’s drought-stricken region of Catalonia will install a floating desalination plant to help the city of Barcelona guarantee its drinking water supply, regional authorities said Thursday. Barcelona already relies on Europe’s largest desalination plant for domestic use to compensate over three years of below average rainfall that have led to a historic drought made worse by climate change. Now Spain’s second-largest city will get a temporary second desalination plant in
The country singer is stepdad to Stefani's three boys — Kingston, 17, Zuma, 15, and Apollo, 10
Qatar has threatened to pull out of peace talks between Israel and Hamas after claiming its role is being “exploited and abused”.
City Voices: When picturing the world’s greatest cities, you immediately visualise their iconic buildings
The Hammers have it all to do to reach the semi-finals on home soil
Residents in the Town of Caledon are frustrated and fearful after recent council decisions have ignored their concerns, shut them out of critical public processes and left them wondering who exactly is planning the future of the town and its vast landscape of farmland and sensitive greenspace. Over the last month residents have watched as Mayor Annette Groves—elected on a progressive agenda to protect the environment, fight the Highway 413 proposal and take planning in the Town out of the hands
The counterfeit Botox was administered by non-professionals, according to the FDA and CDC
The semiconductor industry has come under significant pressure in recent months, with chip stocks such as Nvidia (NVDA) and the broader Philadelphia Stock Exchange Semiconductor Index (^SOX) declining more than 10% from their record highs. This selloff has pushed the overall chip sector into correction territory. The downturn in chip stocks comes from growing concerns about the long-term demand outlook for semiconductors. Yahoo Finance's Seana Smith and Madison Mills breaks down the details. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode. This post was written by Angel Smith
NATO is working to send more air defence systems to Ukraine, Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said on Thursday, adding that delays in providing such aid were harming Kyiv's efforts to resist Russia's attacks. Stoltenberg said other defence systems might also be provided to Ukraine, including the NASALS surface-to-air missile system.
Hammers face an uphill battle to reach a third consecutive European semi-final
Third day of hush money trial underway as selection of remaining jurors and alternates continues