Day: November 9, 2021

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Hoboken Grace seeks to level most Bow Tie theater rooms for multi-use space while one will remain screening room

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NJ.com

Sports practices, Girl Scout meetings and co-working spaces are all in Hoboken Grace’s vision for its recently purchased building, the former Bow Tie Cinemas. To transform the 14th Street building into a multi-purpose, rentable space, the church plans to remove the seating in all but one of the theater rooms and transform the mezzanine level into a WeWork-esque co-working space for local non-profits, said lead pastor, the Rev.Chris High. And movie showings will remain part of the building as well, he said. Hoboken Grace will keep the seating in a theater on the top floorand plans to use it to … Continue reading “Hoboken Grace seeks to level most Bow Tie theater rooms for multi-use space while one will remain screening room”

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Maina bags eight years imprisonment

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TDPel Media

Abdulrasheed Maina, the former head of the now-defunct Pension Reforms Task Team, was sentenced to eight years in jail for money laundering by Justice Okon Abang of a Federal High Court in Abuja on Monday. Justice Abang found him guilty of influencing bank employees to open bank accounts for him without undertaking due diligence and money laundering this afternoon. Justice Abang also found him guilty of exploiting the identities of his family members without their knowledge to disguise his genuine identity as a signatory to accounts opened in two banks. These accounts were said to have cash de… Continue reading “Maina bags eight years imprisonment”

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Security Council condemns attack on Iraq PM, urges accountab

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Al-Araby

The UN Security Council on Monday strongly condemned an assassination bid on Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhemi and called on the perpetrators to be held accountable. In a press statement, the council’s 15 members “condemned in the strongest terms” the weekend attack. “The members of the Security Council underlined the need to hold perpetrators, organizers, financiers and sponsors of these reprehensible acts of terrorism accountable and bring them to justice,” it said. It called on all nations to “cooperate actively with the government of Iraq and all other relevant authorities.” “The mem… Continue reading “Security Council condemns attack on Iraq PM, urges accountab”

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Travis Scott Offers To Foot The Bill For Astroworld Festival Victims’ Funerals As Rapper Faces 8 Lawsuits That Could Set Him Back Millions

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OK Magazine

Stepping up! Travis Scott has reportedly offered to cover the funeral costs for the eight individuals who tragically died after being crushed by a stampede during his set at Astroworld on Friday, November 5. The 30-year-old will foot the bill for all associated costs that arise from putting the victims to rest, reported Radar. He is also partnering with BetterHelp — a network of mental health professionals — to provide therapy to anyone who attended Astroworld. IRELAND BALDWIN REPORTEDLY INSISTS ASTROWORLD TRAGEDY IS ‘NOT TRAVIS SCOTT’S FAULT,’ ACKNOWLEDGES THE RAPPER ‘INCITES THE RAGE’ AT CON… Continue reading “Travis Scott Offers To Foot The Bill For Astroworld Festival Victims’ Funerals As Rapper Faces 8 Lawsuits That Could Set Him Back Millions”

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PTST Roundtable: 2021 MLB Awards

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Prime Time Sports Talk

With the 2021 MLB season over, our staff came together to share their picks for the annual end-of-year awards. As always, these picks only take into consideration regular-season action and were not influenced by postseason games. Most Valuable PlayerAmerican League*Carter LaCorte: Shohei Ohtani* Hitting-wise, Ohtani was still very close to Guerrero. Add not just mediocre but ace-level pitching to that and he’s the MVP. *Carson Babbini: Shohei Ohtani* This was a hard decision between Ohtani and Guerrero Jr. However, we haven’t seen the things that Ohtani has done in a very long time on the diam… Continue reading “PTST Roundtable: 2021 MLB Awards”

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NASA-SpaceX crew begins return voyage from International Space Station

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By Steve Gorman (Reuters) – Four astronauts who arrived at the International Space Station in April for a long-duration science mission began their return voyage to Earth on Monday as their SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule separated from the orbiting laboratory for a flight home. The Dragon vehicle, dubbed Endeavour, undocked from the space station as planned shortly after 2 p.m. Eastern time (1900 GMT) in a process carried live by a NASA webcast, with video showing the astronauts strapped into the cabin wearing their helmeted white flight suits. Operating autonomously, the spacecraft was programmed… Continue reading “NASA-SpaceX crew begins return voyage from International Space Station”