SEATTLE—The Port of Seattle reported that Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SeaTac) experienced “an outage of the internet and web systems” this morning and said in the afternoon that it was “a possible cyberattack.” At the time of publication of this article, the Lynnwood Times received an error message when accessing the Port of Seattle website that […]
LavShash Restaurant in Old Pasadena is hosting a special event to celebrate Ukrainian Independence Day on Saturday, August 24. The restaurant, owned by Kateryna Voskanian, a recent immigrant to the United States from Ukraine, is offering a menu of traditional dishes and live music at five seating times. The celebration marks the 33rd anniversary of […]
Archery was one of the activities for campers at the Friends of Mountwood Park Adventure Camp in July. Registration for the 2025 camp opens in May. (Photo provided) PARKERSBURG – The Friends of Mountwood Park hosted their annual adventure camp July 22-26. On Monday, the youth began the day by building […]
Branson Huck, 4, left, participates in the pedal tractor pull during the Waterford Community Fair on Sunday afternoon. (Photo by Michelle Dillon) David Rankin, center, walks and eats corn with his two nieces, Grace Conley, 9, left, and Emma Conley, 11, right, during the Waterford Community Fair on Sunday afternoon. (Photo […]
Parker Crum of Whipple, Ohio, right, on the podium where he took third place in the International Bowhunting Organization World Championships Aug. 8-11 in Berkeley Springs, West Virginia. Crum is a member of the Big Reds Archery Team through the Mountain State Sportsmen’s Association in Parkersburg. From left: Austin Pauley of West […]
Vin Mannix | Specially for the Herald-Tribune A bow to the Diamond Aprons Award winners, the good people recognized by the Manatee School District Food and Nutrition Service for their work and loving care over the past year, helping to feed thousands of our school children. Among them were Issam KawtharaniAbel Elementary School; Lynn KhinBayshore […]
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CHICOPEE, Massachusetts – Parts of the wooden structure of the Post 9/11 and Service Dog Memorial Park in Chicopee, which opened in June, have been damaged by carpenter ants. What you need to know At the Post 9/11 and Service Dog Memorial Park in Chicopee, which opened in June, parts of the wooden structure were […]
Want to know what’s new? Check out the following list of some legendary restaurants in Central New York. 546 Chicken and Waffles Drinks: Guavanade, a lemonade mixed with guava juice. Food: Chicken finger bites in a handmade waffle cone, served plain or in one of their signature sauces, maple bacon poutine, loaded fries and more. […]
HONOLULU – The City and County of Honolulu Rent and Utility Relief Program will host a new applicant enrollment event on August 23 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Makiki District Park (Old Makiki Community Library), 1527 Keeaumoku St., Building 42, second floor in Honolulu. What you need to know As RURP ends, former […]
Members of the Parkersburg South High School graduating class of 1974 present a donation check and food items for the school’s food pantry in the cafeteria on Monday. Pictured, from left, are graduating class of 1974 members Floyd Palmer, Cindy (Weekley) Marks, Delores (Westbrook) Bibbee and Anne (Bower) McFee, English teacher […]
