Time for another LOST TRACK from Paul & Al! Donovan had many hits back in the day, but this one features a very young guitarist by the name of Jimmy Page!
SNAPS | Inside Donovan Goliath s intimate wedding ceremony Comedian and actor Donovan Goliath got married to Davina recently. Image: Instagram/Davina Gordon Goliath
Comedian and actor Donovan Goliath has revealed that he recently married his partner Davina Mae Goliath in a very intimate ceremony.
The comedian took to social media to post a series of stunning snaps from the beautiful day and said in one of his Instagram posts that it was finally time for his wifey to change her Instagram handle to reflect her new surname.
“Time to change your Instagram handle, Mrs Goliath,” he shared a snap of them at their wedding.
Hollywood eyes up Taupō author/illustrator s work for animated movie
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Donovan Bixley has a tuft of wayward blonde hair that s standing vertical, and he s dressed in a T-shirt that he designed, with a black-and-white pussycat s face sewn on it. But it s not just any old tom, it s Claude D Bonair, the scarf-wearing Parisian pilot in the cat air corps, from his adventure book series Flying Furballs.
Bixley s flashed up on to our shared Zoom screen, sitting in his office.
Behind him are his piano, saxophone and a canvas of his own artwork.
Vermont officials want more info on border surveillance plan
WILSON RING, Associated Press
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DERBY LINE, Vt. (AP) Vermont’s lone U.S. congressman and the state attorney general said Monday they wanted to know more about plans by U.S. Customs and Border Protection to build a number of high-powered surveillance towers along the state’s border with the Canadian province of Quebec.
U.S. Rep. Peter Welch and Vermont Attorney General T.J. Donovan, both Democrats, met Monday with officials in the border community of Derby Line where one of the towers is proposed to be built.
They were joined by a number of local residents and officials who said they were unaware of the project until they heard about local news reports on the proposal.