Former longtime WDSU sports anchor Ro Brown will be inducted later this month into the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame as an honoree for the Distinguished Service Award in Sports Journalism. Brown is the first African-American DSA winner. Photo courtesy of LSHOF By Ted Lewis Written for the LSW .
Press Release – Ryman Healthcare Ryman Healthcare has had a record start to the year and has announced the purchase of a large new retirement village site in Melbourne. Group Chief Executive Gordon MacLeod told shareholders at Rymans annual meeting in Wellington that its villages …
Ryman Healthcare has had a record start to the year and has announced the purchase of a large new retirement village site in Melbourne.
Group Chief Executive Gordon MacLeod told shareholders at Ryman’s annual meeting in Wellington that its villages were in strong demand.
“We’ve had a record start to the year, with cash receipts of $403 million in the first quarter, up 82% on the COVID-impacted first quarter of last year,’’ Mr MacLeod said.
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We have watched in astonishment and then horror as temperatures continued to creep upwards. On June 27, Lytton’s temperature of 46.6 had already surpassed the previous Canadian record of 45 degrees Celsius, recorded in 1937. On June 28, It reached 47.9 and on June 29, 49.6.
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Dozens of other cities in B.C. also broke previous heat records. The cities of Kamloops, Kelowna and Osoyoos all surpassed the 45-degree record. Every material has a combustion point. For the community of Lytton, this was reached on June 30, when ferocious and implacable fires engulfed the town, causing massive and heartbreaking destruction.
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USA TODAY Mom is a critically acclaimed comedy with a hopeful message about recovery that s thriving creatively in its eighth season. So why is it ending now? That s a wonderful question. It was not something we wanted, executive producer Chuck Lorre says in advance of the CBS sitcom s series finale Thursday (9 EDT/PDT).
Lorre says he was surprised and disappointed when he learned in February that Mom, which centers on a group of friends who support each other in recovery from addiction, would end this spring, a feeling shared by cast members on social media. He says he was told the series had become too expensive, given the rising costs – including salaries – of a long-running popular comedy, but that he doesn t know the specific reasons behind a decision that would have been discussed by CBS and Warner Bros. Television, the producing studio.