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The department said at 1:31 p.m. it was dispatched to a large field that had caught fire from a downed power line.

Authorities are still investigating how the plane flipped. Victoria Police told 9News the "exact cause is not known at this stage", but early investigations ...

Authorities are still investigating how the plane flipped. One other passenger and the pilot were on board, but Victoria Ambulance has not reported any further injuries from the accident. A man in his sixties was injured in the incident, suffering cuts to his legs, but he remains in a stable condition and has been flown to the Royal Melbourne Hospital.

Deborah Pead told the Weekend Herald that she was taking photos of the scenery over the Medlands and Kaitoke beach as the plane was preparing to land at Claris ...

“Her presence was awe-inspiring in size and demeanour. “Like Mananui the pā, she represents a stronghold presence of prestige and great mana.” Mananui, named by the area’s hapū Te Whānau a Tauwhao, was the “largest great white tagged so far” at 3.2m long. On Monday, shark scientist, Dr Riley Elliott tagged a great white inside the northern end of Matakana Island by the Bowentown entrance in the Bay of Plenty. “It was only after we had landed I checked my images and saw the lurking shark in the corner of one of them.” Deborah Pead told the Weekend Herald that she was taking photos of the scenery over the Medlands and Kaitoke beach as the plane was preparing to land at Claris airport.

Funeral service will be held at 1:00 pm on Wednesday, January 25, 2023, at Wheelan-Pressly Funeral Home and Crematory, Rock Island. Visitation will be one hour ...

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Traditionally, the scrumptious cake consists of eight to 10 layers of yellow cake with chocolate frosting between each layer and slathered over the whole. Smith ...

The program is designed to commemorate significant food dishes that have played a role in defining American culture and forging community identity. Traditionally, the scrumptious cake consists of eight to 10 layers of yellow cake with chocolate frosting between each layer and slathered over the whole. Now, the famed cake is set to receive a new sign marker in recognition of its historical significance.

Activity from the latest Kīlauea eruption is concentrated in a large lava lake in the eastern half of the summit crater and a smaller lake to the west.

[https://www.nps.gov/havo/index.htm](https://www.nps.gov/havo/index.htm). Vog information can be found at [https://vog.ivhhn.org](https://vog.ivhhn.org/). For more information on gas hazards at the summit of Kīlauea, please see: High levels of volcanic gas are the primary hazard of concern, and can have far-reaching effects downwind. The eastern lava lake has one dominant fountain and an area of approximately 25 acres as of Jan. 20 update of the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory.

In remembrance of those who have died, here is a collection of obituaries posted on SILive.com.

[For the full obituary click here.](https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/siadvance/name/richard-carp-obituary?id=38707262) Carp](https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/siadvance/name/richard-carp-obituary?id=38707262), 89, died on Jan. [For the full obituary, click here](https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/siadvance/name/peter-kilkenny-obituary?id=38689957). Viewing times and guestbooks can be found [here](https://obits.silive.com/obituaries/siadvance/). Before retiring in 1990, he was promoted to captain. [SILive.com](http://silive.com/).

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Staten Island's hometown hog is almost ready for his close-up. In a few short weeks, Staten Island Chuck — aka Charles G. Hogg — is ...

The holiday started with the Punxsutawney Groundhog Club, founded in Punxsutawney, Pa., in 1887. The Germans eventually began to believe that if the sun made an appearance on Candlemas Day, a hedgehog would cast a shadow — predicting six more weeks of harsh winter weather. When German immigrants arrived in Pennsylvania, they found a large number of groundhogs. The Advance/SILive.com also will be there to cover all the action. The Groundhog Day ceremony begins at 7 a.m. 2, and can be seen live on the SI Zoo’s Facebook page.

Rolling Bay Hall on Bainbridge Island is now home to nonprofit performing arts organization WEAVE Presents. Hosting local and international musicians, ...

I really want it to be collaborative." In an interview, Pascal told KNKX the name "WEAVE" is about the weaving of the many cultures that made America. "We decided to be very artist-centered and it turned out exactly that way." Most live music venues have struggled through the past few years, and many have closed. Sustaining the community focus through the COVID-19 pandemic hasn't been easy. Pascal founded the nonprofit WEAVE Presents in 2021.

Visitors are invited to immerse themselves in a winter oasis with festive games and activities. It's free for guests of all ages and will be open today from 12 ...

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Gwyneth Ann Wilson, 65, of Block Island, R.I. and Milwaukee, Wis., passed away unexpectedly on November 15, 2022. She was a beloved mother, daughter, ...

They’ll enjoy long days at Scotch Beach full of body surfing, reading, and napping, with lunches consisting of roast beef and provolone on rye (with lots of onions, mayo, and a little crunch of beach sand) from the B.I. the night before (which she of course delivered). They’ll go on early morning “sinker” donut runs, hunt for the best clamming spots, throw shells on the cottage driveway, sneak down private roads (because “the rich people don’t own this place”), and perhaps most crucially, they’ll be taught their grandmother’s finely honed technique for heckling daytripping moped riders. She loved planning a last-minute trip for the three of them, be it out of state or just to a local hotel (as long as they had a swimming pool). Thirteen years ago, during a battle with stage 4 cancer (a battle she won handily), she began hunting the beaches on the island for sea glass as a form of therapy. She loved to tickle an audience with tales (some taller than others) from her eventful life. Gwyn was a no-frills kind of person, most comfortable hanging out in a hoodie and jeans and watching a Jane Austen movie. She had the ability to pack up everything she owned at the drop of a hat to move somewhere new and exciting or to be closer to one of her children. Gwyn was born on February 27, 1957 to her parents, Donald and Julie (McKeon) Wilson in Summit, New Jersey. She met her best friends for life, Bob and Mark, through volleyball and always wished she could have played long beyond the time her feet and knees decided it was time to quit. She was a beloved mother, daughter, sister, aunt, and friend, who left behind her son Michael Price (and wife Kenda), her daughter Sara Price (and partner Zach), her dog Fozzie Bear, and the newest member of the family, Nala-Nala the cat. In the late 70s, she headed to the Midwest for a brief 25-year stop-over in Illinois and Wisconsin, but her heart was always on the East Coast.

O. Pastore landed at the new state-funded airport on July 15, 1950, for the official dedication event. But the completed paved runway, resulting from $250,000 ...

One 1953 newspaper article commented on improved accessibility with, “There is a lot of empty land on Block Island, much of it picturesque and now within brief flying time of eastern urban centers.” Suddenly the prospect of a summer cottage on Block Island did not seem so remote. One reporter, lamenting on the change, wrote, “Until fairly recently, the little station on the knoll overlooking the sea supplied weather information regularly, directly and by mailing list, to a wide variety of addresses. One reporter wrote of the unintended consequence with, “For the past 46 years the Block Island weather observation station has dispensed prophecy and storm warnings from a square, two-story building sited commandingly on a high knoll on Beach Avenue overlooking the sea, a structure now doomed to lose all For months, residents visited the site to watch the massive machines and an army of men shape the new facility. In his remarks the governor called the new airport facility one of the finest small airports on the Atlantic seaboard and reiterated the modern features of the facility, including the sonic ear. Andrew Catholic Church and the benediction by the pastor of the First Baptist Church, Rev. Road for decades, but even in the peak of summer this would only have averaged four flights a day. On July 15, 1950, over 500 people gathered at the Block Island State Airport for the arrival of the Governor’s flight at 2:30 p.m. This was more than a simple airstrip, as this represented the completion of Phase One of a $4 million statewide bond effort to remake Rhode Island for the “Air Age.” Thus, this airstrip, and the dedication by the governor, who arrived by aircraft of course, was much bigger than just Block Island. The bountifulness of the 1950s still had that new car smell, which included the exciting concept that While today the concept of a machine being given instructions and carrying out an assigned task independently of human involvement is mundane, for any small American town circa 1950, with less than 1,000 people, this was a radical concept one only read about in such comics as “Buck Rogers in the 25th Century.” The “Air Age” arrived in the Ocean State when Rhode Island Governor John

The 10-strong list was drawn up by CNN Travel to highlight "lesser known" islands that offer visitors the chance to “ditch the crowds and get closer to ...

The Thursday Shelter Island blood drive drew 35 donors to the Community Center with technicians able to draw 34 pints of blood, according to Judy Meringer, ...

She extended her thanks to Recreation Director Bethany Ortmann for opening the Community Center to host the blood drive. “I want to extend a big thank you to everyone who took time from their busy schedules and came out in the nasty weather to make the winter blood drive a huge success,” Ms. Meringer said.

TYBEE ISLAND, Ga. (WTOC) - Our corner of Georgia is known for some amazing, unique foods. Savannah's beach? Taking the opportunity this week to showcase ...

We are Tybee Island. We are a small, community focused business. “People are planning birthdays or anniversary dinners or special events with their families around some of the specials that some of these restaurants are doing because they want to be on Tybee and supporting those businesses and get to taste some of those special items that the chefs have put together,” Kendrick said.

Grand Island contractor Todd Enck, owner of TC Enck Builders, is the new president of the Nebraska State Home Builders Association.

The Ord native also delivers radio play-by-play and TV sideline reporting for high school sports. Duda serves as sports director at ESPN Tri-Cities and 98.9 The Vibe. NSHBA actively works to address issues that are critical to the survival and success of the home building industry. The Central Nebraska Home Show and the Jim Roth Memorial Golf Tournament help the organization continue its outreach efforts. The National Sports Media Association has named Doug Duda as the Nebraska Sportscaster of the Year. Enck was elected at the state meeting last month in York.

The end of a liberal education should not be escape from the corrupt contemporary world or the achievement of a purity that increasingly excludes others, ...

It is a religion of Revelation, Incarnation, and Communion.” The end of education at Wyoming Catholic College is not escape from the corrupt contemporary world or the achievement of a purity that increasingly excludes others, but rather the cultural incarnation of the Word in our own time and our own history. [Stinglehammer](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Stinglehammer), is a photograph of Skellig Michael taken in 2018. The Imaginative Conservative applies the principle of appreciation to the discussion of culture and politics—we approach dialogue with magnanimity rather than with mere civility. As Artt’s “revelations” become more and more monstrous, he gradually destroys both the haven he came to found and the community of complementary souls that had temporarily flickered into existence. For those engaged in a truly Catholic education, Christopher Dawson has a beautiful reminder in The Formation of Christendom. He insists that they must never leave the island for exchanges of any kind, and then he forces the reluctant Trian to spend his days painstakingly copying the Psalms by hand—an absurd task if no will ever see these copied Psalms (Trian’s work) or the Old Testament in Greek (Artt’s daily work). Fiercely legalistic, increasingly irrational in his disregard of the naturally given goodness of the island, harshly opposed to both creativity and ordinary prudence, Artt indulges notions that he claims are God’s will. On the 21-day trip that began the school year, each of them spent a day entirely alone, and some of the best reflections that they wrote came out of this experience—their day on Skellig Michael, so to speak. [wrote about Skellig](https://click.icptrack.com/icp/relay.php?r=1042576563&msgid=2223214&act=1J2T&c=412348&pid=9556057&destination=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.firstthings.com%2Fweb-exclusives%2F2009%2F02%2Fpieties-and-pixels&cf=50902&v=52520886c254844a8d5a05f575deeb8a82db087ddb6a1ec24c6f4d0e36859370) years ago, and I was reminded of it when I came upon Emma Donoghue’s recent Haven, a new, lyrically beautiful (if ultimately troubling and agenda-tinctured) novel set on Skellig Michael. It was an unforgettable day that brought home an extraordinary version of the life inspired by ](https://i0.wp.com/theimaginativeconservative.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/Great_Skellig_-_June_2018.jpeg?ssl=1) [St. Moreover, removal from the daily world characterizes our outdoor programs at Wyoming Catholic College, which take students out of the “front country” and into the wilderness, where they encounter conditions without the usual amenities of postmodern digital civilization. On the Wyoming Catholic College campus, for example, our students live without cell phones—a modest imitation, to be sure.

Most of his speech focused on three key areas — quality of life, public safety, and education.

A new marketing came with the same title is also in the works, Fossella said. “I believe each of us can create a powerful story and have a wonderful life on Staten Island. “He is out in the community and understands what Staten Islanders are going through,” Adams said. We still have work cut out for us, but we’re making progress and the progress needs to continue,” he said. “I’m willing to work as we have done the last year with anybody and everybody who wants to make Staten Island a better place.” “I think it’s just a real reminder of how many great things and great people we have here in Staten Island,” Fossella said to sum up his speech.

A Brooklyn teen who was jumped and stabbed by gang members earlier this week died of his wounds on Saturday. Nyheem Wright, 17, died at Maimonides Medical ...

in the Rite Aid parking lot on Mermaid Avenue and W. “I spoke with the young man’s principal this evening, who described him as a joyful leader. They caught up to him around 3:20 p.m.

Police say a 17-year-old boy died Saturday after he was stabbed in Coney Island while he was on his way home from school a day earlier.

He was on the verge of graduation, and was a hard worker who took an active role in leading other young people at his school. New York City Department of Education Chancellor David Banks said in a statement, “I spoke with the young man’s principal this [Saturday] evening, who described him as a joyful leader. It all happened in broad day light around 3:20 p.m., which left local school safety leaders disturbed.

Police say a 17-year-old boy died Saturday after he was stabbed in Coney Island while he was on his way home from school a day earlier. Investigators say Nyheem Wright was walking home from Liberation High School when a group of six boys jumped him and ...

He was on the verge of graduation, and was a hard worker who took an active role in leading other young people at his school. New York City Department of Education Chancellor David Banks said in a statement, “I spoke with the young man’s principal this [Saturday] evening, who described him as a joyful leader. It all happened in broad day light around 3:20 p.m., which left local school safety leaders disturbed.