By Sean McVeigh The English language is a doozy. I would like to spend some more time diving into some of its Read More
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By Kami-Leigh Agard Leonardo da Vinci once said, “Water is the driving force of all nature,” and Tuesday night at CB 14’s Read More
The sand is coming to Riis. According to a press release, the National Park Service has authorized placement of approximately 360,000 cubic yards Read More
April 13 Pesach Osina was born. Kate Rizzo was born. 1970 – Apollo 13 announced, “Houston, we have a problem,” when an oxygen tank burst on Read More
On the evening of Sunday, April 23, there will be a Yom HaShoah—a Holocaust Remembrance program at the Temple Beth-El Sanctuary (201 Beach 121Read More
By Dan Guarino “Now that’s a good haircut,” said one man who just finished getting a sharp new trim at the Read More
By Katie McFadden When U.S. servicemembers returned home from the Vietnam War, many weren’t given a warm welcome. Yet many Read More
By Katie McFadden For 18 years, he was there for some of St. Francis de Sales parishioners’ most memorable moments. From baptisms to Read More
Only the best of the best are lucky enough to compete in the World Irish Dancing Championships, and this year, four senior Read More
By Katie McFadden As those of Jewish faith celebrate Passover around the world, recent incidents have shown that antisemitism is still alive. Read More