When the third season of “Selling Sunset” debuted on Aug. 7, fans were treated to an inside look at Chrishell Stause’s surprise late-2019 split from Justin Hartley. While chatting with one of her co-stars, the former “Days of Our Lives” actress revealed that she found out her marriage was over […]
Day: February 13, 2021
Wednesday, February 10, 2021 On February 6, 2021, Rep. Mike Simpson (R-ID) proposed legislation that would breach four dams on the Lower Snake River while requiring the power, transportation, and irrigation benefits of the dams to be replaced and bringing an end to long-running litigation over endangered salmon and steelhead runs. The […]
In our new music feature Origins, artists are tasked with letting fans behind the curtain of their latest single. Today, The Aubreys reveal how they found “Sand in My Bed”. Celebrities, they’re just like us — even in a pandemic. Plans put on hold, friends kept at a digital distance, […]
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Manchester City faces Tottenham in a Premier League match at Etihad Stadium in Manchester, England, on Saturday, February 13, 2021 (2/13/21). Fans without cable can watch the match for free via a trial of fuboTV or Peacock. Here’s what you need to know: What: English Premier League Who: Manchester City […]
A short-term rental ordinance promoted by District 2 Councilwoman Jennifer Campbell is slated to be heard by the San Diego City Council during its meeting Tuesday, Feb. 23. A staff report outlining the latest version will be available in the days leading up to the meeting. Campbell’s chief of staff, […]
Purchases that end up costing you Purchases that end up costing you Researching prices and finding deals can be a time-consuming process for many adults, which makes responsible spending a burden. While some big-ticket items can […]
Presidents Day means another opportunity for free parking at some outdoor recreation areas around the Pacific Northwest. The holiday, on Monday, Feb. 15, is one of nine fee-free days honored by federal public lands agencies in 2021, meaning all parking and entry fees are waived on lands where it’s recognized. […]
If you’ve ever found yourself out and about in the winter wishing you had a steaming cup of coffee to warm you up and energize you, there’s a new product on the market that will make that happen no matter where you are. The new Self-Heating Can from High Brew […]
To Jess Hudson, an Ocean City native and year-round resident of the barrier island resort community, the added traffic has been one of the most noticeable differences between this winter and off-seasons in the past. “You used to come into Ocean City at 5 in the afternoon and there was […]
ALLENTOWN, Pa. (AP) — The emptiness across the block still unsettles Elsa Reyes after midnight, when she returns from work to her North 13th Street home in Allentown. During the first five years Reyes lived on the east side of the 500 block, eight row homes stood across the street. […]
KEY POINTS Koshiro finds a way to stop the space station’s fall The enemies appear to disrupt Koshiro’s plan “Digimon Adventure” Episode 36 is airing Saturday Koshiro is ready to take a big gamble in his attempt to stop the International Space Station from falling in “Digimon Adventure” Episode 36. […]
Planning a vacation can be really tough. But it is one of the most crucial parts of the entire travel process itself. Planning lays out the guidelines for your expenditure, conveyance, and other such things that you need to look into before laying out a proper plan. Once that is […]
As many of you may know, I’m not from around here. Last year, I took my maiden voyage on the fasnacht trail under the tutelage of LNP|LancasterOnline features reporter Erin Negley, sampling fasnachts throughout the county. Although great fun, my adventure felt more like an introduction, not a deep dive. […]
2021 is a nebulous time to be releasing a book. We are still in the worst of the pandemic, but there are faint signs that change is coming on the horizon. We are spending more time online than ever before, but we are also wearier of being online than ever […]
Indoors or outdoors, we’ve found ways to keep your children entertained With travel off the cards, museums, galleries and everything else shut, the big question on our minds is how to make this half-term break different from the past few homeschooling weeks. But it’s important to remember that even though […]
Ever since Canada closed its borders last March to help contain the coronavirus pandemic, many Canadians have had this message for American visitors: “We miss you, but please stay away!” Such is the alarm about American tourists crossing the border that some Canadians driving cars with U.S. license plates in […]
Autoplay Show Thumbnails Show Captions Last SlideNext Slide It’s been a while since Michigan coach Juwan Howard has gone to school. But after his team’s two-week shutdown ended this past weekend and the Wolverines were finally able to get back on the hardwood, it evoked a familiar feeling. “You have […]
Introduction A break from exotic foods, sleeping late, and the daily grind are just a few benefits that await you on your next vacation. However, you probably don’t have the same enthusiasm when you think about the financial implications once you come back and realize how steep you’ve gone into […]
Text size Empty tables outside a restaurant in New York City. Spencer Platt/Getty Images Yes, you can have too much of a good thing—and the stock market is starting to consider what that might mean for future gains. You wouldn’t be able to tell just from looking at the market […]
Having quality friendships with people of different races is associated with less biased racial attitudes, better social skills, increased empathy and decreased anxiety in racially mixed settings. Yet despite the many benefits, cross-racial friendships are still relatively uncommon. “America is both anti-racist in its aspiration and racist in its current […]
Reservations for campsites in the Michigan State Parks can be made six-months before the planned arrival date. MUSKEGON COUNTY, Mich. — Camping sites in the Michigan State Park system can be reserved six-months in advance of a planned arrival date. That means many of the most popular state park campgrounds […]