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I block their calls and they keep trying ♪ What’s the buzz? Tell me what’s a-happening ♪ Marcy’s right. If we called the Chinese inflatable a drone, it would be a very different conversation. While it’s not offically a drone, my buddy Barry Summers is on the case. It’s in the neighborhood this morning. No, I’m not going outside to look. Mark Hamill FTW.
Politicians fire teachers and ban books, but more and more Americans are standing up against this effort to erase our history.
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Now, if you you’re thinking–hey now, didn’t you already make the Greek Lamb Stew card? Well I did. But that was card 156. This is card 166. Greek Lamb Stew NOT in Eggplant Boats. Missing eggplant boats aside, the difference between the two seems to be black olives vs. okra/green beans and elbow macaroni. So,Continue reading 166. Greek Lamb Stew
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This is the greatest Jakubinskij joke in the history of this medium. I believe the Eisners are taking nominations right now.
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The decision to allow US to access more Philippine military bases under the controversial EDCA deal has been criticized by progressive groups and activists.
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Federal funding lapsed in June 2022, forcing most public schools to charge all but the poorest students for food.
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I’m writing an open access textbook on homelessness. Chapter 4 has just been published. A ‘top 10’ overview of the chapter can be found here:https://nickfalvo.ca/emergency-facilities/ The full chapter is available here:https://nickfalvo.ca/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/Falvo-Chapter-4-Emergency-Facilities-30jan2023.pdf And all material related to the book can be found here:https://nickfalvo.ca/book/
At its core, the BBC & Disney+'s Doctor Who is about science and the study & understanding of everything. So here's a friendly reminder...
The world is not enough “[W]hat’s been driving income inequality in the United States – and around the world for years – is that the very rich are getting even richer, rather than the poor getting poorer,” Fatema Z. Sumar, executive director of the Center for International Development at Harvard’s Kennedy School, wrote in November. “In every major region of the world outside of Europe, extreme wealth is becoming concentrated in just a handful of people.” Sumar brought a visual aid (above). Rep. Katie Porter (D-Calif.) is famous for her visual aids. She brought one to her CNN appearance this week. Social Security adds nothing to the national debt, Porter’s white board insisted. There is, in fact, a more than $2.9 trillion surplus on the program’s books, she said. Why does Porter bring it up again? Because 70 percent of U.S. wealth is not enough for American oligarchs. On Thursday night, former vice president Mike Pence proposed privatizing Social Security. Just as George W. Bush tried before him. Pence supported that effort as a member of Congress.
Two and a half years ago, the Columbia Journalism Review refused to publish Duncan Campbell’s investigation into The Nation magazine and its apparent support for Vladimir Putin. It is published here in full
A REPORT on pesticide contamination of Hearnes Lake has been released with disappointing results. Tony Judge, the Labor candidate for Coffs Harbour, and the report’s author, environmental scientist Maxine Rowley, are calling for urgent action to save Hearnes Lake from pesticide and nutrient pollution. Advertise with News of The Area today. It’s worth it for...
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THE synchronicity of a bunch of blokes joining the Coffs Harbour Men’s Shed, and then finding out there is a wealth of musical talent amongst them, has produced a performing band and a lot of laughs. The Shedmen as the band is named, is not only going strong with eighteen members, it has now become...
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INSPIRED by a great outcome from its car boot sale in November 2022, Bonville Sawtell Lions are putting on another such sale on Saturday 11 February with a view to holding them every two months. With over 30 stalls displaying their wares at the Coffs Harbour Leagues Club car park on Stadium Drive, the stall...
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THROUGHOUT January BigW partnered with the Australian Literacy and Numeracy Foundation (ALNF) to support a program that raises funds for the Breakfast Library program, delivering books and reading support to families in need. The team at BigW Plaza were 100 percent in. Advertise with News of The Area today. It’s worth it for your business....
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THE winners of Bellingen Shire’s 2023 Australia Day Awards were announced on Thursday 26 January 2023 at Bellingen Park. The awards ceremony was hosted by the Bellingen’s Lions Club and supported by Council. Advertise with News of The Area today. It’s worth it for your business. Message us. Phone us – (02) 4981 8882. Email...
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THE Australian Decorative Arts Society Coffs Coast (ADFAS) presents its first arts talk of 2023 titled ‘Khayamiya: A History of the Egyptian Tentmakers’ with Dr. Sam Bowker, Senior Lecturer in Art History and Visual Culture at Charles Sturt University. From his first encounter with artist Henri Matisse’s ‘Interior with Egyptian Curtain’ (1948) to the Revolution...
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CYCLING on the Coffs Coast has received a boost with the Deputy Premier and Minister for Regional NSW, Paul Toole, announcing an Adventure Cycling Strategy to strengthen local economies by promoting the regions as top tourist destinations for riding enthusiasts from around the world. “There’s no need to pack your bag for Europe and tackle...
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THE ABC Friends Coffs Harbour group is hoping to officially inaugurate at a meeting on Monday 6 February at 10am at Silvio’s Italiano at Park Beach Plaza. Organiser John Marsh told News Of The Area, “The ABC is more than a broadcaster, it is a way of life for some people. Advertise with News of...
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THREE local legends were recognised for their achievements and community spirit at Coffs Harbour’s annual Australia Day Awards 2023 celebrations on Thursday 26 January at the North Coast Regional Botanic Garden. Citizen of the Year is Helen Mears, a volunteer Pink Lady at Coffs Harbour Health Campus for 40 years. Advertise with News of The...
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68 ADULTS and 30 children from seventeen different countries received their Australian Citizenship on Australia Day, Thursday 26 January, presented in Coffs Harbour at the North Coast Regional Botanic Garden by City of Coffs Harbour Mayor Paul Amos and General Manager Natalia Cowley. The citizenship ceremony followed the presentation of the Coffs Harbour Australia Day...
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An LITG runaround the previous day's readingm and the last five years, on Bleeding Cool, as well as a bunch of comic book industry birthdays.
