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SAUGERTIES, N.Y. — The Hope Rocks Festival was in full swing on Sunday, Aug. 25, raising awareness about addiction, depression, and social isolation through music and activities at Cantine Field. On its second day, the weekend-long festival featured such performers as Journey Blue Heaven and The Rock City Revival and American Nomads. Local vendors were […]
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Two people were killed in a motor vehicle crash during a police pursuit Aug. 22 at the intersection of Griswold Road and state Route 57 in Elyria, according to a news release from the Ohio State Highway Patrol Elyria Post. Tanner Smith, 36, of Cleveland, and Meghan Incorvaia, 36, of Wakeman, died at the scene, […]
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Eighty-one-year-old Susan Vines knows she has just weeks, or maybe months, to live. Because of her choice to request and self-administer Medical Aid In Dying medication when, and if, she is ready, she is at peace. In 2016, Colorado voters approved Proposition 106, “Access to Medical Aid In Dying,” which amends Colorado statutes to include […]
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Saquon Barkley is feeling fearless after completing his summer reading. The new Eagles running back dove into the book Victory Favors the Fearless by author Darrin Donnelly before joining his teammates at training camp. The synopsis: The book is about a fictional boxer who is going through the seven fears that are holding him back […]
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KINGSTON, N.Y. — Whether he’s teaching or playing golf, Larry Furey hasn’t lost his love for the game. When he’s not giving golf lessons as a PGA member, Furey still enjoys playing golf at Wiltwyck Golf Club, where he has been a member for years. And when asked about his age, he refers to Wiltwyck’s […]
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HYDE PARK, N.Y. — The FDR Library will screen the documentary film “The Vow from Hiroshima” and host a discussion on Sunday, Aug. 11, at 2 p.m. at the museum’s Henry A. Wallace Center. The documentary delves into the life of Setsuko Thurlow who survived the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima by the United States […]
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LOS GATOS — After building a 12-point lead at halftime, Los Gatos held off a Milpitas charge down the stretch to emerge with a 56-55 victory Tuesday in a battle for first place in the Santa Clara Valley Athletic League’s De Anza Division. Los Gatos (13-3 overall) now sits on top of the standings by […]
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Re: “ ” (Page C8, Dec. 16). “Solar expected to help prevent California blackouts” has been predicted for some time. The grid benefits in several ways from the new locally based supply. Reduced demand for imports results in less reliance on transmission and a more stable grid. With this information, it is time for the […]
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Aaron Gordon rejoined the Nuggets for practice Sunday after missing two games due to injuries from a dog bite on Christmas. Gordon told The Denver Post he feels ready to play Monday when the Nuggets host the Hornets. A league source said it’ll be Gordon’s call as to whether he plays against Charlotte, and that […]
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The Bay Area’s largest planned housing projects — slated to add tens of thousands of new homes — are clouded with uncertainty heading into next year. Some face delays amid an uneasy post-pandemic economy, while others have been mired in litigation or held up by bureaucracy. How developers and local officials confront those challenges could […]
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