A bumper crowd witnessed some top-class harness racing at a sun-drenched Racetime Raceway last Saturday where owner/trainer/driver Michael Goggin secured top honours with a double courtesy of John Barley and Brynllo Caio. In the opener for Maiden & Novice grades, Brynllo Caio lowered the colours of red-hot favourite Rock Me Mama in 2.02 with Elusive
Abdurazak Juhar was behind the counter of his South Keys newsstand as usual Monday morning, the day Ontario dropped most of its requirements for indoor masking.
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In the 1960s, musicians and music fans across the world began to be intrigued by the blues. Searching for it, they would inevitably be led to Chicago and, once there, to two Chicago institutions: a store called the Jazz Record Mart and a record label called Delmark. At the store, visitors found not only records, but informed guidance to who was playing where on the city’s vibrant club scene. On the label they discovered multiple voices of the blues, from veterans of the 1920s and 30s to the new generation of Windy City artists such as Magic Sam, Junior Wells and Luther Allison.