Blues Beat: Warmer weather brings more live music
Domenic Forcella
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Check out the Danny Draher Trio at Sasso s Coal Fired Pizza pn Saturday.Domenic Forcella / Contributed photo
Festival planning is under way, and with more live music on weekends, all this activity leads to a sense of optimism for the blues community.
Danny Draher is back in town, for a couple of weeks. You’ll find the Danny Draher Trio at Sasso’s Coal Fired Pizza, Saturday in downtown Torrington, from 6-9 p.m. The trio is Draher on guitar/vocals, Lonnie Gasperini, B3 organ and Steve Peck, drums.
CYFS report: Social workers should have checked Richard Royal Uddin within 24 to 48 hours after concerns raised just weeks before baby was killed by Surender Mehrok in Tauranga
6 Mar, 2021 04:00 PM
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Richard Royal Arif Te Kakahi Winiata Uddin, known as Baby Royal, was just 3 months old when he was killed in June 2016. Photo / Supplied
Richard Royal Arif Te Kakahi Winiata Uddin, known as Baby Royal, was just 3 months old when he was killed in June 2016. Photo / Supplied
A Herald investigation into the death of 3-month-old infant has previously revealed how CYFS downgraded the priority of his case in order to circumvent a negative performance rating. Despite failing to meet the seven-day deadline anyway, a new report says social workers should have acted much faster in the first place but were struggling with huge workloads.
(MENAFN - Gulf Times) Bangladesh ambassador Mohamed Jashim Uddin yesterday met Katara the Cultural Village general manager Prof Khalid bin Ibrahim al-Sulaiti and proposed to sign a memorandum of understanding between the latter and the authority concerned in Bangladesh to expand co-operation in the area of art and culture.
It was agreed in the meeting that the Bangladesh embassy and Katara in collaboration with the Bangladesh community would organise events at Katara to mark the Mujib Year and the Golden Jubilee of Bangladesh in the coming months, according to a statement from the embassy.
The envoy thanked Prof al-Sulaiti for hosting at Katara a number of events organised by the Bangladesh embassy and the Bangladesh expatriate community in Qatar. Appreciating the world-class facilities available at Katara, the ambassador requested the general manager to facilitate the participation of the Bangladeshi community in events organised from time to time.
(MENAFN - The Peninsula)
Doha: Ambassador of Bangladesh H E Md. Jashim Uddin held a meeting yesterday with General Manager of Katara, Prof Dr. Khalid bin Ibrahim Al Sulaiti.
Ambassador thanked the General Manager for hosting a number of events at Katara in the past which were organised by the Bangladesh Embassy and the members of Bangladesh expatriate community in Qatar.
Appreciating the world class facilities available at Katara, the Ambassador requested the General Manager to facilitate the participation of Bangladeshi expatriate community in Qatar at events to be organised by the Katara from time to time.
It was agreed in the meeting that the Bangladesh Embassy and the Katara in collaboration with the Bangladesh community would organise events at Katara to mark the Mujib Year and the Golden Jubilee of Bangladesh in the coming months.