Meet Shanaè Joyce-Stringer, founder of nonprofit B.L.A.Q. Youth in Eugene
Shanaè Joyce-Stringer wears many hats as the founder of B.L.A.Q. Youth, a local nonprofit that celebrates cultural pride, ...
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Today's letters: Call to revive the ByWard Market strikes a chord
Recently, the Citizen launched an occasional series on the ByWard Market, starting with a letter from the editor titled: The ...
Street vendors dispense the party fuel for Rio's Carnival, but face pushback as their numbers grow
RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — Sweat streamed down Talita Ferreira Sanches’ face as she pushed a cart loaded with beer and water up the winding, cobblestone streets in Rio de Janeiro last month, calling out to ...
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The Bookless Club: Any old-timey edibles that you miss?
This is why she had taken the time to make these old-timey treats. As we chatted over our coffee, she asked me why they were ...
'Lucky to do what I do': Pierre on point with the Bisons
“It is a privilege to coach this team, and I am very lucky to do what I do,” Pierre told The Winnipeg Sun. “I have had such ...
Slate Crossword: 1994 Action-Comedy Starring Eddie Murphy … and a Droid Fluent in Ewokese? (16 Letters)
Channing Tatum and model Inka Williams attended a pre-Oscars 2025 party together, one month after sparking rumors rumors and ...
'Rubbery numbers': Kerridge questions whether event benefits add up
NEWCASTLE lord mayor Ross Kerridge has questioned what he called 'rubbery numbers' used to quantify the economic benefits of ...