JULIE LAMB OUTFIT BARMY JARMIES TOUR
The Julie Lamb Outfit are bringing their full eight piece, kick-arse funky pop sound to Newtown Community Centre.
They’re showing off their 2020 album “How Humans Think” which debuted at 10 on the official NZ Album Charts, and received 5 stars from Muzic.net.nz. They are also celebrating the landmark of 5 studio albums and 50 original songs.
The wearing of jarmies may or may not happen, but is encouraged. always. Because let s face it – we all love jarmies… hmmmm jarmies.
The eight date tour hits Wellington, Paekakariki, Featherston, Hastings, Auckland, Raglan, Whanganui, and Oakura. Several of these places are a first for the band, and “that’s exciting! Fresh starts, new friends, new venues. All the better to surprise you all, my dears.” said Julie.
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EXECUTIVE CHANGES: Sterling Energy recruits former Tullow Oil top team
Tue, 16th Mar 2021 16:38
(Alliance News) - The following is a round-up of London-listed company director and manager changes announced on Tuesday and not separately reported by Alliance News:
Sterling Energy PLC - oil and gas company with exploration asset in Somaliland - Hires Paul McDade as chief executive officer and Ian Cloke as chief operating officer, starting immediately. McDade is the former CEO of FTSE 250-listed producer Tullow Oil PLC, and Cloke is Tullow s former executive vice president. McDade left at the end of 2019 by mutual agreement following disappointing business performance , Tullow said at the time. At Tullow, he was replaced by Rahul Dhir, who joined from Delonex Energy Ltd, where he had been the Africa-focused firm s founder and CEO. At Sterling Energy, McDade is replacing Tony Hawkins, who was appointed only in December. Hawkins previously had been CEO of Columbus Energy Resources PLC,
March 12, 2021
DANVILLE, Va. – Officers with the Danville Police Department were recognized this week for service above and beyond the call of duty.
Chief Scott C. Booth recognized several women and men for their outstanding service in 2020. He also recognized officers from partner agencies for their significant contribution to the local department’s crime reduction or community engagement efforts.
In his closing remarks, Chief Booth said, “2020 was a remarkable year. I talk to many people in my travels and I tell them, do not underestimate the Danville Police Department. Then I back that up with our crime data showing 35-year lows. I show them what we have done in our community through our community engagement programs. It makes me proud, and it is not just about our officers, but also our partners.”