Sunday, November 15, 2026
Sunday, November 15, 2026

TGIF Performances with The Portermen – Newport This Week

By Community Submission | on May 03, 2022 Grab your blanket, a basket of snacks, and your favorite people to celebrate Friday! Now in its second year, Rough Point’s monthly outdoor arts performances return in the Formal Garden with a rousing show by the Portermen, a traditional sea shanty group from Newburyport. Tickets are $15 per person and can be purchased here. Doors open at 6:00pm, program begins at 6:30pm on May 6, 2022. Rough Point, 680 Bellevue Avenue, Newport, RI Newport newportrestoration.org Please note: This program is scheduled to take place outside on the grounds of Rough Point. In the event of inclement weather, this program will move indoors to the Great Hall; visitors will then be required to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination upon check-in and wear a mask inside the museum. Notice will be sent in advance of location changes, and refunds will be issued if needed.

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Planners Seeking Input for Transportation Master Plan – Newport This Week

By Community Submission | on May 03, 2022 Planners Seeking Input for Transportation Master Plan Second Phase of Outreach Kicks off with Interactive Map, Open Houses NEWPORT, R.I. (TUESDAY, MAY 3, 2022) – Newport’s Transportation Master Plan continues to move along at a steady clip as City planners have officially kicked off a second round of community engagement aimed at making it easier for residents and visitor to get around town. This second phase of engagement follows the release of a comprehensive Existing Conditions Report earlier this year, which catalogues the history of Newport’s transportation infrastructure and the conditions that exist today.  Now, planners are looking to follow up on that report, detailing potential solutions such as parking policies and physical projects aimed at making getting around Newport safer, easier, and more enjoyable for all. Residents and stakeholders are being encouraged to provide comments through the City’s online survey and interactive webmap until June 3rd, or by attending any of the open houses or pop-up events planned throughout the spring of 2022, the first of which can be found below: Open Houses Tuesday, May 17: 5:30-7pm @ Newport Library Wednesday, May 18:  5:30-7pm @ Pell Elementary Pop-Ups In your Neighborhood Please visit www.keepnewportmoving.com to learn more about pop-up…

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HIGHLIGHTS | LSU Softball vs Florida 5.1.22 | Sports | tigertv.tv

LSU and Florida wrapped up their three game series Sunday at Tiger Park. The Gators walked away with a 2-1 victory in a pair of extra innings, claiming the series in the process. Welcome to LSU Tiger TV: The Official TV Station of LSU Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook @lsutigertv Check us out on our website for more! https://www.tigertv.tv/ LSU Softball squared off against Florida in the final game of their weekend series Sunday at Tiger Park.Florida got on the board first in the second inning with a sacrifice fly.Shelbi Sunseri's RBI-single in the fourth evened the score. After two scoreless innings, the game headed to extras, where Cheyenne Lindsey homered in the top of the ninth. The solo shot was enough to get the job done, as the Gators emerged victorious 2-1.The purple and gold face Mississippi State in their final series of the season in Starkville beginning Friday, May 6 at 6 p.m.Follow Tiger TV on social media @lsutigertv for all things LSU sports.

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Why Not Me? – Inspired by Tiafoe, Baez Defeats Him for Estoril Title – Tennis Now

By Chris Oddo | @TheFanChild | Sunday May 1, 2022 Sebastian Baez claimed his maiden ATP title on Sunday, defeating Frances Tiafoe in straight sets for the trophy in Estoril. Photo Source: Getty Sebastian Baez took his inspiration from Frances Tiafoe at the Estoril Open this week. Then he took him down. The 21-year-old Argentinian defeated Tiafoe, 6-3, 6-2, on Sunday to claim his first ATP title. It was a battle of the “Why not me?” mentality in the final. When Baez’s coach, Sebastian Gutierriez, noticed Tiafoe wearing a bracelet that said “Why not me?” on television recently, he encouraged his charge to embrace the same mentality. Baez did so at Estoril, signing the camera with the slogan after each of his first four wins. But things changed after the final – after his win Baez wrote “Yes it’s Me!” From "Why not me?" all week to "Yes it's me" - Sebastian Baez defeats Frances Tiafoe for his maiden career final at @EstorilOpen pic.twitter.com/1WhpEZfgrz — TennisNow (@Tennis_Now) May 1, 2022 "Unbelievable job by Sebastian. He deserved it. He played better than me today," Tiafoe said as he addressed the crowd after the final. The 24-year-old American saved three match points…

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TBT – Scholastic – University of Notre Dame

#TBT: Singers in Stepan Lindsey Lonergan The Stepan Center walls have seen it all. From flu shots to first year formals, the dome of the east can proudly say that it’s multifunctional. Aside from being an SYR location, on Friday, April 1 the Stepan Center opened its doors to singer Tai Verdes and indie band Peach Tree Rascals — and, don’t be fooled, this was not a joke.  From hit songs “A-O-K” to “Stuck in the Middle,” Verdes gave students a show that would top their “LAst dAy oN EaRTh.” The irony of his hit song “Let’s go to Hell '' was not lost on the students of this Catholic institution.  The Peach Tree Rascals opened for Verdes, performing their song “Mariposa.” The alternative group instantly awoke the audience with their high energy performance. The irony of their new release titled “Song From Hell” was, again, not lost. The university’s SUB committee organized this concert to provide a little sound to the South Bend community. The “SOS,” or Sound of Sub’s, annual spring concert was — as it always is — noteworthy.  In the April 2006 issue of Scholastic, “Behind the Scenes,” author Michael O’Connor wrote about country music star…

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Troopers arrest 4 on gun and drug charges after vehicle pursuit. | NYSP Newsroom

On April 29, 2022, troopers in Rochester attempted to stop a 2021 GMC Terrain for a seatbelt violation in the city of Rochester.  The vehicle failed to comply and fled through multiple city streets and entered the town of Gates for a short period.   During the pursuit, a loaded 9 mm handgun was thrown from the vehicle along with a loaded magazine.  The occupants also threw out a small bag of cocaine.  The pursuit came to an end when the suspects vehicle struck an uninvolved vehicle and a police vehicle.  Three adults and one juvenile,(age 16), were taken into custody after a brief struggle. The driver of the Vehicle, Detaji Parris, age 24, was charged with Criminal Possession of a Weapon 2nd Degree, 2 Counts of Criminal Possession of a Weapon 3rd Degree, for high capacity magazines, Criminal Possession of a Weapon 3rd Degree, for a prior conviction, Assault 2nd Degree, and Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance 7th Degree. Passenger, Monzellius Sims, age 22, was charged with Criminal Possession of a Weapon 2nd Degree, 2 Counts of Criminal Possession of a Weapon 3rd Degree for high capacity magazines, Criminal Possession of a Weapon 3rd Degree for a prior conviction, and Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance 7th Degree. Passenger, Sylvester C. Johnson, age 30, was…

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Retired teacher dinner reservations due Tuesday | Iowa Park Leader

The Wichita-Archer Retired Teacher Association reminds those who plan to attend the Spring Dinner for all retired teachers and educators should make reservations by Tuesday.The dinner will be held at the Iowa Park RAC, 306 North Third Street, at 5:30 p.m. Monday, May 9.Those planning to retire soon are especially ...PLEASE LOG IN FOR PREMIUM CONTENT. Our website requires visitors to log in to view the best local news. Not yet a subscriber? Subscribe today!

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Job Opportunities With Our Office! – City of Albuquerque

Culture Change Leader The Culture Change Leader is primarily responsible for shaping the internal culture change initiative of Albuquerque city government towards equity and inclusion. This position develops, refines and implements the Office of Equity and Inclusion's (OEI) culture change initiative trainings; offers internal consulting and technical assistance for city employees and departments; cultivates relationships with various stakeholders with a vested interest in the culture change of the City of Albuquerque municipal government and with colleagues both locally and nationally. For full job description, click here. Race & Data Equity Insights Analyst The Race and Equity Data Insights Analyst promotes the use of data and equity research and tools to evaluate policies and practices to identify and eliminate institutional barriers to equity. This position is responsible for extracting, querying, mapping, visualizing and otherwise analyzing data and information for a number of priority areas; This position works closely with colleagues to develop graphs, charts, story maps and other presentations that contain data and analyses; recommends data-driven policy and programmatic interventions on topics including, but not limited to workforce equity, procurement equity, capital improvement project equity, cannabis equity, housing equity, transit equity and special projects. This position provides technical assistance and training to…

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Gameday Open Thread: Colorado Avalanche vs. Nashville Predators (7:00 p.m.) – Mile High Hockey

The Colorado Avalanche and Nashville Predators face for the final regular-season contest at Ball Arena. The last time these two teams faced Nashville won in overtime on a game-winning goal from former Avalanche Matt Duchene. Matt Duchene scored his second goal of the game at 3:01 of overtime, lifting the Predators to their fifth straight win, 5-4 against the Avalanche.https://t.co/ZAbOlNMeCB— NHL.com (@NHLdotcom) January 12, 2022 If the Avalanche beat the Predators tonight they will likely face each other in the first round of the playoffs. The Predators can win this game and effectively avoid the Avalanche for an opening-round showdown with the Calgary Flames. I don’t know that it matters to the Avalanche. They have goals that look well beyond the first round and staying healthy is the most important thing to do in the final week of the regular season. Projected Lineup Valeri Nichushkin — Nathan MacKinnon — Mikko RantanenArtturi Lehkonen — Nazem Kadri — Andre BurakovskyAlex Newhook — JT Compher — Nicolas Aube-KubelDarren Helm — Nico Sturm — Logan O’Connor Devon Toews — Cale MakarSamuel Girard — Josh MansonBowen Byram — Erik Johnson Injuries: Gabriel Landeskog (OUT), Ryan Murray (OUT)

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