Month: July 2020

NEW YORK, NY — The number of new coronavirus cases in New York increased by 16 overnight, climbing to 105 across the state as Gov. Andrew Cuomo asked citizens to do what they can to reduce “density” — including avoiding packed trains. The geographic breakdown was as follows: Click Here: State of Origin Jerseys Westchester: 82New York City: 12Nassau: 5Rockland: 2Saratoga: 2Suffolk: 1Ulster: 1 Follow all the coronavirus updates in New York. Sign up for…

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Mercedes has brought an updated engine to Austria that will power the cars from the German outfit but also those from Racing Point and Williams. The spec-2 unit is an improvement over the original engine that would have been used in Australia, with enhancements in terms of reliability. Mercedes concluded pre-season testing as the best performing team but with a few worries linked to issues that hit two of the outfit’s engines and a Williams…

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INLAND EMPIRE, CA — Walmart announced Monday it is hiring 6,200 full-time, part-time and temporary positions across California — including the Inland Empire — to keep pace with consumer demand amid coronavirus. The positions will be filled at stores, fulfillment centers and distribution centers across the state. In addition to Inland Empire stores, the company confirmed all if its IE fulfillment and distribution centers are hiring. Nationwide, 150,000 Walmart new hires are being sought to…

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London-based print artist Lisa King has created an exclusive capsule collection of T-shirts in collaboration with the London Flower School to raise funds for the capital’s dance community. The limited-edition unisex T-shirts feature flower photographs by Marcelo Deguchi, London Flower School’s in-house photographer, with the designs chosen to question the notion of beauty and imperfection in nature and humanity, through the medium of print and floristry. The T-shirts are produced in the UK and made…

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EAST PROVIDENCE, RI —A wedding three years in the making, a story unfolding against the extraordinary backdrop of a worldwide pandemic, faced one more improbable obstacle Saturday morning — an April snowstorm. When Mick McGovern went for a morning walk hours before his outdoor ceremony to marry Susan Nestell in front of his 92-year-old mother, Estelle, he found 3 inches of fresh snow on the ground, and the weather forecast predicted an afternoon of cold…

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OSSINING, NY — Funeral Director George Camp is a Rotarian, and he’s worked for years on Rotary International’s global fight against the polio virus, even going to Pakistan to give out vaccines. “But I’ve never seen anything like this,” he said. “I’ve been licensed 43 years, and I’ve owned Dorsey Funeral Home for 40, and I never thought I’d see anything like this.” The new coronavirus pandemic has led to chaos in the death-and-burial system…

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Click:裝修 NEW JERSEY – Gov. Phil Murphy, speaking during a Thursday news conference, said New Jersey beaches and boardwalks can reopen and he issued guidelines and rules amid the coronavirus outbreak. He said they’ll be open for Memorial Day weekend, making the announcement as he announced 1,216 new coronavirus cases and 244 more deaths. (you can watch it here, below). Murphy issued rules and guidelines that allows communities to open beaches “in a way that’s…

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MINNEAPOLIS — Augsburg University is continuing its tradition of being a pioneer in women’s athletics by creating a varsity women’s wrestling team, which will begin competition in the 2019-20 school year with Max Mejia as its first head coach, the university has announced. By being the only collegiate institution in Minnesota to currently sponsor a varsity women’s wrestling program, Augsburg continues to lead the field in adding athletic opportunities for women. Women’s wrestling will be…

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MINNEAPOLIS, MN — Two law enforcement agencies acknowledged on Monday that their officers were involved in slashing the tires of the vehicles belonging to protesters and media members that were parked in a Minneapolis Kmart parking lot during protests following the death of George Floyd. Video of officers dressed in military-style fatigues and wielding knives used to slash tires of the vehicles on May 30 first surfaced on the site, Mother Jones. But on Monday,…

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On a recent episode of Busted Open Radio on Sirius XM, WWE Hall Of Famer Mark Henry took to the show and revealed his personal list of the top ten African-American pro wrestlers of all-time. To no surprise, Henry revealed WWE Legend turned Hollywood A-Lister Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson as his number one. Interestingly though, Henry’s number two pick is Jim Mitchell. From there, Bobo Brazil, The First-Ever African-American WCW World Champion Ron Simmons &…

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