The Pilgrimage Music & Cultural Festival, a popular date in Franklin, TN, is celebrating its 10th anniversary and is shaping up to be one of the most exciting festivals ever. With an impressive lineup including Dave Matthews Band, Noah Kahan, Hozier and many more, this year’s festival promises to be an unforgettable experience. Taking inspiration […]
It’s official: Linkin Park has a new lead singer. The popular 2000s rock band announced during a global livestream event on Thursday that Emily Armstrong of the band Dead Sara will serve as LP’s new co-vocalist for a reunion tour and upcoming album. Armstrong and new drummer Colin Brittain (songwriter and producer for G Flip, […]
Schools across the metropolitan area face their first test of the new school year this week, as triple-digit temperatures are forecast for the region. By Thursday, temperatures of 27 degrees and above could be reached in classrooms in older buildings without central air conditioning, especially on upper floors and in south-facing classrooms, potentially complicating the […]
STATEN ISLAND, NY — We say goodbye to the balmy breeze and hello to the beauty of fall foliage and crisp evenings. It’s that time of year when City Councilman Joe Borelli hosts his annual Movies in the Park. Throughout September, family and friends are invited to enjoy an outdoor movie night. The program includes […]
LANSING, MI – The state is supporting a project that will restore a river currently covered in concrete and create a new public park at Michigan’s last horse racing track. The Michigan Strategic Fund approved a $2 million brownfield tax abatement to support the redevelopment of 7.85 acres of the former Northville Downs racetrack in […]
MANISTEE, MI – This completely renovated dog park is ideal for an afternoon adventure with your four-legged family members. The dog park at First Street Beach/Douglas Park was upgraded earlier this year and now features new agility equipment, running water and more. Overall, the park offers numerous amenities, including three playgrounds, pavilions and picnic tables, […]
Park officials were notified of two separate incidents of vandalism at Gettysburg National Military Park on August 15 and 19. Park staff reported that graffiti was scratched into the large stones of several boulders on Little Round Top on August 15. Visitors to the battlefield reported that the historic War Department observation tower on Oak […]
BAY VILLAGE, Ohio – Summer fun went downhill on Sunday (August 18) when the Bay Village Foundation and BAYarts hosted “Bark in the Park.” The event was a fundraiser to support the maintenance of the new Bay Village Dog Kennel and BAYarts’ free community programs. There was live music and food trucks, as well as […]
Lively mariachi music echoed through Legion Park as the sun set behind the trees on Friday, signaling the start of the Woodburn’s Annual Fiesta Mexicana. The crowd cheered as the lead singer of Mariachi Goldwhich means golden light, sang an interpretation of “Cruz De Madera”, wooden cross, to the melody of bright trumpets and string […]
CHAGRIN FALLS, Ohio – At the August 12 Chagrin Falls Town Council meeting, the council adopted new regulations for short-term rentals, increased clothing allowances for fire and police departments and approved grant applications for structural improvements to Riverside Park. Regulation on short-term rentals adopted Under the new legislation, owners of short-term rental properties would be […]
