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THE Coffs Harbour Yacht Club Inc (CHYC) is calling for expressions of interest for a collaborator to enter into a Joint Venture Property Development with the club on their premier waterfront site. The Yacht Club will drive the initiative with the club’s member interests front and centre, Director Tammy Mills-Thom and General Manager Richard Hinton... The post Yacht Club seeks partner to develop the building appeared first on News Of The Area. BELLINGEN Memorial Hall plays host to Hamed Sadeghi’s Empty Voices tour for a concert on Sunday 1 October. The project is supported by the Create NSW Arts and Cultural Funding Program. Advertise with News of The Area today. It’s worth it for your business. Message us. Phone us – (02) 4981 8882. Email us –... The post Hamed Sadeghi’s Empty Voices tour comes to Bellingen Memorial Hall appeared first on News Of The Area. CWA DORRIGO opens its new Nurture Coworking Space on Friday 29 September. Confirmed to attend the ribbon cutting celebration are Minister for Women Jodie Harrison, Federal Member for Cowper Pat Conaghan and Member for Oxley Michael Kemp. Advertise with News of The Area today. It’s worth it for your business. Message us. Phone us –... The post Nurture Coworking Space opens at CWA Hall Dorrigo appeared first on News Of The Area. MITIGATING the nightmare of having no coffee, Coffs Harbour gardener extraordinaire Peter Lewis is running a workshop on all things coffee growing. His motivation? Advertise with News of The Area today. It’s worth it for your business. Message us. Phone us – (02) 4981 8882. Email us – media@newsofthearea.com.au “If you thought toilet paper hoarding... The post Everything you need to know about growing and preparing your own coffee appeared first on News Of The Area. COFFS Harbour’s finest vintage cars and motorcycles will be on display when the 2023 Coffs Harbour Car Show is held on Sunday, 15 October at the Coffs Ex-Services Club. The Coffs Harbour Car Show is a combined show by the C.ex Sports, Touring and Classic Car Club, the Coffs Harbour Veteran, Vintage and Classic Car... The post Coffs Harbour Car Show to be held next month appeared first on News Of The Area. THE Bellingen Singers Community Choir are performing at the Taranto Festival in Bellingen on 4 and 5 November. The Festival is a celebration of Mediterranean arts and culture, combining international, interstate and local talent with exceptional gastronomic experiences and exciting workshop opportunities. Advertise with News of The Area today. It’s worth it for your business.... The post Singing workshops in Bellingen to culminate in Taranto Festival performance appeared first on News Of The Area. COFFS Harbour music lovers should be prepared to be taken on a journey through the many facets of flamenco at a workshop and concert at Coffs Harbour Education Campus (CHEC) Theatre on Friday, September 29. Exciting group Bandaluzia Flamenco will “ignite the audience’s senses” with a new program which showcases contemporary flamenco dance and music.... The post Bandaluzia Flamenco to ignite the senses at CHEC Theatre appeared first on News Of The Area. YARRILA Place officially opened on Saturday 16 September, unveiling the city’s new library, museum, art gallery, presentation spaces, studios and auditoriums, café and council offices at 27 Gordon Street, Coffs Harbour. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese flew to Coffs Harbour to cut the ribbon with City of Coffs Harbour Mayor Cr Paul Amos and Uncle Richard... The post Prime Minister Anthony Albanese officially opens long-awaited Yarrila Place appeared first on News Of The Area. It’s time for me to have my final say on a dispute with Matt Yglesias that has been going at a fairly slow pace. A couple of weeks ago, Matt put up a post (really a Substack newsletter, but I still think in blog terms), headlined Polarization is a choice with the subtitle, “Political elites […]
Let’s not pretend otherwise 🚨 BREAKING: Our video has now been seen by over 1.8 million people. We must stop MAGA fascism. Share this and chip in to help this ad get on air at the next GOP debate: https://t.co/8dvjb4tsxC pic.twitter.com/yEC8WdL9pk — Mission: Democracy (@MissnDemocracy) September 20, 2023 Look what’s going on: A Republican candidate for Missouri governor on Monday vowed to burn books if elected after he was criticized for a video showing him burning cardboard boxes with a flamethrower. The video, which has gone viral on social media, shows state Sen. Bill Eigel, a Weldon Spring Republican who is running for governor in 2024, and state Sen. Nick Schroer, a St. Charles Republican, using flamethrowers to torch a stack of boxes at a fundraising event in Defiance in St. Charles County on Friday. “In the video, I am taking a flame thrower to cardboard boxes representing what I am going to do to the leftist policies and RINO corruption of the Jeff City swamp,” Eigel said in a statement to The Star on Monday.
San Diego is a biodiversity hotspot for bees. Researchers need help documenting them. The post Where the Wild Bees Are appeared first on Nautilus. It’s been years since I raged at Joe Klein, mostly because I blessedly never come across anything by him anymore. Unfortunately, he has a substack and it came to my attention today. Nothing has changed. He’s still the hippie bashing piece of work he always was. Get a load of this: A metaphor that applies to my current political dismay: I am annoyed by Joe Biden but I am appalled by Donald Trump. Why is that a metaphor? Because I am annoyed, chronically, by the Democratic Party but appalled, mortally, by the Republicans. Which raises a question: I haven’t toted up the word count, but I suspect that I spend a lot more space criticizing Dems than GOPs. Why is that? Well, because it seems in these DysTrumpian times, the Democrats are the only hope of saving our democracy, despite their idiot array of indulgences. They are misguided, but not fundamentally irrational. They believe in our institutions, even those—like the Supreme Court and the electoral college—that are weighted against them; even those—like the military—that they really don’t believe in.
“Telling workers they’ll be fired for striking is violating federal labor law, and that’s not something becoming of a senator.” The post UAW Files Labor Complaint Against Sen. Tim Scott for Saying “You Strike, You’re Fired.” appeared first on The Intercept. More than 11,000 people have been confirmed dead in the devastating floods in the Libyan city of Derna. Yet mainstream media outlets would have you believe the destruction that has drawn worldwide headlines is due to climate change. The post The Real Reasons the Derna Dam in Libya Broke appeared first on MintPress News. With something expected to drop this weekend regarding the 60th anniversary of the BBC's Doctor Who, The Subwave Network shared a video.
Although supporters stood in the rain for hours to enter, Trump’s rally in Dubuque is not as well attended as past rallies have been. The venue can hold 3,000 people. From my vantage point in the back, accounting for the large press area, I would guess the room is about half full pic.twitter.com/bFWvG6ws8n — Olivia Nuzzi (@Olivianuzzi) September 20, 2023 Trump has been speaking for over an hour. His supporters are beginning to leave. — Olivia Nuzzi (@Olivianuzzi) September 20, 2023 CNN reports on what he’s selling in Iowa this year: Trump largely focused his Dubuque speech on immigration and the border. While he did at times call out Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, Trump largely focused on attacking President Joe Biden over what he referred to as the “nation-wrecking catastrophe” on the southern border, describing it as “an invasion.” The former president also lauded his immigration policies while in office, saying he replaced “catch-and-release” with “detain and deport.” He also argued that Mexico paid for the wall because they supplied the US with soldiers at the border for free.
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