dr Angelo A Daprano, DDS, 84 years old. Deceased October 25, 2021 in Las Vegas, NV. Loving brother of Arthur (wife Judith) Daprano and the late John (wife Margaret) Daprano. Lovable Uncle of Anthony (Emily) Daprano, John (Jodi) Daprano, Tony Daprano, Jodi Daprano (Adam Savin), Jennifer (Farid Zeinal); Great uncles of Dominic and Lucia Daprano, … Read more
How do you get a millennial to move their family – or their business – to Traverse City? After five years, multiple grants, and building a digital talent acquisition campaign, the Traverse Connect team thinks they have a pretty good idea. In 2017, a grant from the Michigan Film and Digital Media Office was … Read more
BATON ROUGE, La. – The destination was only marked by a pin on her GPS map, a pin that she landed on a dike in the middle of nowhere. Leslie Charleville looked behind where a bayou flowed to who-knows-where. Before her lay the murky waters of a Louisiana swamp that no breeze could stir. So … Read more
Steve Brodner sat in his art studio on the Upper West Side in the spring of 2020, taking in the obituaries while the whirring and screaming of late-night ambulances punctuated the city’s unsettling stillness. It all happened too fast. Day after day, name after name, he couldn’t shake the feeling that COVID-19 victims were dying … Read more
The Nasher Sculpture Center announced Wednesday that Senga Nengudi, an artist whose eerie sculpture — complete with nylon stockings and other found objects — has been exhibited at museums including the Museum of Modern Art and the Baltimore Museum of Art, is the recipient of the 2023 Nasher Price. Nengudi is the first black woman … Read more
BALAKLIJA, eastern Ukraine – “Our Father who art in heaven” begins with the words of the Lord’s Prayer carved into a wall of a police station-turned-torture chamber in the recently liberated town of Balakliya. Cell floors are still stained with blood, and the stench of human waste and rotting food is overpowering. At the top … Read more
CAPITOLA — Visitors from across Monterey Bay and beyond descended on Saturday’s Capitola Beach Festival to play in the sand at Capitola Beach. The weekend-long event began early Saturday morning with the Little Wharf 3-Miler Fun Run and continued on the beach with a sand sculpting contest, scavenger hunt and children’s art contest. “So much … Read more
September 24th Arizona Central Credit Union Cancer Awareness Fundraiser September 24 – 2521 NW St., 2521 NW St., Flagstaff. 09:00-25/09, 17:00 The American Cancer Society estimates that nearly 16,000 children and adolescents in the United States will be diagnosed with cancer in 2022. An estimated 1,600 will die from the disease that same year. Despite … Read more
LUBBOCK, Texas (PRESS RELEASE) — The following is a press release from the City of Lubbock/Lubbock Public Library: Family movie time at Mahon Library Monday, 09/2610:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.mSchool is out! Join us in the library for a free family movie with free snacks! Seating is limited to 100 in the Mahon Library common … Read more
The hit EA Sports FIFA video game has literally gone back to its roots with its reboot. Developed primarily at EA Vancouver, FIFA 23 honors the history, heritage and culture of the Musqueam Indian Band by incorporating artwork and assets from Musqueam artists into its new edition. Vancouver lies on the ancestral and unceded territory … Read more