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Matt Damon is narrating new Boston Marathon documentary
Matt Damon ‘s ties to the Boston Marathon are so personal they’re stained with sweat: He’s never run it himself, but his father and brother have four times. That makes the Academy Award winner and Boston native the perfect choice to narrate the first full-length documentary about the marathon, the filmmakers said Monday.
Thorny skate will not be added to endangered species list
The thorny skate’s population may have declined, but not by enough to justify listing it under the Endangered Species Act, the federal government has ruled. Environmental groups had argued that the bottom-dwelling fish’s population loss in the northwest Atlantic Ocean was considerable enough to afford it protections set aside for endangered animals.
Divers take to the water in scuba club’s 60th anniversary charity challenge
A GROUP of young women who have taken to scuba diving like fish to water are taking part in an epic challenge to celebrate their club’s 60th anniversary. They are learning to dive with Bradford Sub-Aqua Club and are keen to take part in its anniversary celebrations in aid of the Royal Lifeboat Institution.
Funky Fridays awards $50K to Sonoma park projects
Funky Fridays, the summer concert series staged at Hood Mansion, raised $50,000 for the Sonoma County Regional Parks Foundation in 2016. The Parks Foundation staff and board members have reviewed funding requests and will provide support for the following projects: Bear Aware Program for Hood Mountain Regional Park and Sugarloaf Ridge State Park, including bear-proof garbage containers at campsites, bear aware signage, and interpretive programs to educate the public about black bears.
Growing a Greener World
GROWING A GREENER WORLD blends the latest trends in eco-friendly living with traditional gardening know-how. The series highlights the diverse people, organizations and events that seek to raise environmental awareness and encourage better stewardship of the planet.
Bindi Irwin pays tribute to Steve on his 55th birthday
‘Always in our hearts’: Bindi Irwin pays emotional tribute to her Crocodile Hunter father Steve on what would have been his 55th birthday Her father brought Australian wildlife and conservation to the world stage as the Crocodile Hunter, before he was tragically killed in 2006. And Bindi Irwin has paid an emotional tribute to her father Steve, on what would have been his 55th birthday.
China sends a message to Donald Trump with North Korea coal ban
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Julia Morris steps in to comfort Casey Donovan
‘I’m here because I want to be among the people’: Trump continues his assault on ‘fake’ news and ‘corrupt’ media with campaign-style rally in Florida after rough week at the White House Caught on tape AGAIN: Renewed security fears as leaked audio reveals Trump ‘inviting New Jersey golf club guests to come along during cabinet interviews’ ‘Shaping and spreading a skein of lies’: Kellyanne Conway attacked by her alma mater’s president in scathing letter rebuking Trump administration Sickening CCTV footage captures boy, 7, being ‘beaten senseless’ and struck SIXTY TWO times with a belt by his mother’s boyfriend ‘because he stole phone charger’ Purr-fect romance: ‘Catwoman’ Jocelyn Wildenstein puckers up to Lloyd Klein on dinner date – just days after she was cleared of clawing his face and slashing him with scissors Teacher-turned-stripper who ‘slept with her 17-year-old student hundreds of … (more)
Run with the Wild Things at Caw Caw
Where do wild things run? At Caw Caw Interpretive Center! The Charleston County Park and Recreation Commission hosts its annual Where the Wild Things Run, a 5K Run and Walk on Saturday, March 4. Nature lovers get a little slice of heaven as they make their way through the trails of the beloved Caw Caw Interpretive Center, which is known for its … (more)
Boat and recreation show coming to Westland Mall
Boats and recreation vehicles will fill the center court at Westland Mall this weekend for the mall’s annual boat and outdoor recreation show. Local vendors will have outdoor vehicles and tools on display, ranging from brand new motorcycles to cutting edge fishing equipment.
TV’s Tony Robinson joins Stonehenge road tunnel protest
Time Team presenter Tony Robinson is joining campaigners protesting against plans to put a major road past Stonehenge into a tunnel. Highways England is holding a public consultation on its plans for putting the A303 into a 1.8-mile dual carriageway tunnel where it passes the ancient stone circle to cut congestion and improve the surroundings.
Prince Harry bests William, Kate in London royal run
Prince William may be closer in line to the British throne, but brother Prince Harry bested him at a finish line.
Prince Harry bests William, Kate in London royal run
Prince William may be closer in line to the British throne, but brother Prince Harry bested him at a finish line.
Patriots or Falcons? Montgomery Zoo elephants predict Super Bowl winner
The Montgomery Zoo’s three African elephants, Tina, Star and Makena have declared their favorite to win Sunday’s Super Bowl LI. On Friday afternoon, zoo staff presented the elephants with two large boxes, one adorned with the Falcons logo and the other decorated with the Patriots logo.
Rarely Seen Animal Behavior Captured in Spy in the Wild, a Nature Miniseries Coming to PBS
In the most innovative production Nature has ever presented, this five-part series employs more than 30 animatronic spy cameras disguised as animals to secretly record behavior in the wild. These “spycams” reveal animals as having emotions and behavior similar to humans: specifically, a capacity to love, grieve, deceive, and invent.
EXCHANGE: Marengo artist brings hometown pride to gallery
It’s what he sees most mornings with his dog, June, as the sun rises over Marengo Ridge and the pair take their morning hike. The wooded trail before him, his guitars, pictures of his son – all inspire.
Trial starts for Dutchman suspected in cyberbullying cases
Twin 11-month-old girls who were formerly conjoined have been successfully separated after undergoing a marathon surgery at a suburban New York City children’s hospital Crews towed the overturned car of a missing woman out of a swollen creek Tuesday in Northern California but the 18-year-old’s whereabouts remain unknown A South Carolina lawmaker has resigned after his felony indictment on an aggravated domestic violence charge that he beat his wife until she was bloody President Donald Trump will begin rolling out executive actions on immigration Wednesday, beginning with steps to tighten border security, including his proposed wall along the U.S.-Mexico border, according to two… President Donald Trump will begin rolling out executive actions on immigration Wednesday, beginning with steps to tighten border security, including his proposed wall along the U.S.-Mexico border, according to … (more)
How much are marathon bombing films getting in tax credits?
Hollywood films about the 2013 Boston Marathon bombings shot on location last year to bring the story to the silver screen, but not all the for-profit productions have been forthcoming about the taxpayer-funded benefits they’re seeking or have already received for filming in Massachusetts.
Indian court acquits actor Salman Khan of using illegal arms
In this Nov. 11, 2015 file photo, Bollywood actor Salman Khan attends a promotional event for his upcoming movie ‘Prem Ratan Dhan Payo’ in Mumbai, India. An Indian court has on Wednesday, Jan.18, 2017 acquitted top Bollywood star Khan of the charge of using unlicensed arms while hunting for rare blackbucks in a western India wildlife preserve 18 years ago.
Minister approves WA uranium mine despite extinction threat
The government has approved a mine against its environmental watchdog’s warning of high extinction risks for underground fauna, prompting scientists to label WA environmental approvals process “meaningless”. Yeelirrie, 630 kilometres north-east of Perth, is home to one of the country’s – and the world’s – most significant known uranium deposits.
Carlsbad: Marathon runners go the distance
First place women’A A s finisher in the Tri-City Medical Center Carlsbad Half Marathon, Simegan Abnet, breaks the finish tape ahead of second place finisher Serkalem Abrha at last year’s marathon. First place women’A A s finisher in the Tri-City Medical Center Carlsbad Half Marathon, Simegan Abnet, breaks the finish tape ahead of second place finisher Serkalem Abrha at last year’s marathon.
Review: In ‘Patriots Day,’ a community disarms terrorism
Bombs detonated in the centre of Boston are disarmed by bonds of family and community in Peter Berg’s “Patriots Day,” a stirring ode to civic life in the age of terrorism. “Patriots Day,” which recreates the 2013 Boston Marathon and the subsequent four-day manhunt, is the third in a string of docudramas for Berg, following the Navy SEAL drama “Lone Survivor” and the recent oil rig disaster film “Deepwater Horizon.”
Great-Day-TB 14 mins ago 12:55 p.m.Patriot’s Day
Our Movie Man Sam Hallenbeck talks with actor Mark Wahlberg and director Peter Berg about the new movie on the Boston bombing called ‘Patriots Day.’ Our movie man Sam Hallenbeck has a preview of the true to life movie based on the events surrounding the bombings at the Boston Marathon a few years ago.
Patriots Day Finds Mark Wahlberg Caught Between Fiction and Real Disaster
After oscillating between sports , superheroes and even board games without much distinction, the writer, director, producer and actor has made a loose trilogy in which Mark Wahlberg reenacts recent tales of American heroism. Lone Survivor was the kind of movie film critics couldn’t dislike without being called unpatriotic on Fox News, while Deepwater Horizon and now Patriots Day , released within a few months of one another, dramatize recent disasters to emphasize the ways in which they brought out the best in those unfortunate enough to have endured them.
Peter Berg Is a Hollywood Lefty Conservatives Can Loveby Christian…
Berg’s unique feel for ordinary American heroes is the driving force behind his growing, unrivalled body of patriotic filmmaking work. eter Berg is hardly a typical Hollywood liberal.a He didn’t appear in any of those precious “Save the Day” videos prior to the election.
Trump on border wall: Mexico will pay us back
After meeting at McDonald’s, they spent two days together, driving around visiting friends. Then a pretend fight between them escalated into a brutal… The two 18-year-olds had been schoolmates, police say.
Trump on wall: Mexico will pay us back
The two 18-year-olds had been schoolmates, police say. After meeting at McDonald’s, they spent two days together, driving around visiting friends.
Turkeya s Lycian Way takes hikers past mountaintop tombs carved into…
To continue reading up to 10 premium articles, you must register , or sign up and take advantage of this exclusive offer: One of the most relaxing ways to appreciate the culture and natural beauty of a new location is to take a walk through the countryside. Observing people as they go about their day and getting “behind the scenes” details of historical sites enhances the entire travel experience.
Pita Taufatofua: Topless Tongan taekwondo star switches to snow
Pita Taufatofua — the topless and oiled Tongan taekwondo fighter who caused a social media storm at the Olympic Games — is turning his attention to qualifying for the Winter Olympics. His decision to wear traditional Tongan dress and cover himself in coconut oil at the opening ceremony in Rio de Janeiro stole the show and provided one of the most talked-about moments of the 2016 Games.
Cheetah numbers decline as African habitat shrinks
Amid population declines for many wildlife species in Africa, conservationists are sounding alarm bells for the cheetah, the fastest animal on land. An estimated 7,100 cheetahs remain in the wild across Africa and in a small area of Iran, and human encroachment has pushed the wide-ranging predator out of 91 percent of its historic habitat, according to a study published on Monday.
Bear encounters of the clay kind at Horton Fine Art, Dec. 27-29
“Creating a cartoon bear would be easy,” said bronze sculptor Jesse Horton. “It would allow the freedom to hide difficult bear anatomy.
Down but not out: Zoo’s old oak tree lives on
Down but not out: Zoo’s old oak tree lives on Deb Zureick and Steve Foltz won’t forget the night they lost “the old girl.” Check out this story on cincinnati.com: http://cin.ci/2imI8Ng Steve Foltz, director of horticulture and Deb Zureick, botanical garden manager, stand at the site where a 175-year-old oak tree at the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden came down during a summer storm.
Patriots Day’ Actor Says It’s Not Too Soon for a Movie…
“Because the world is being deluged by these terrorist acts all over, not just here in America but everywhere a film like ‘Patriots Day’… Michael Beach, who plays former Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick in “Patriots Day,” about the Boston Marathon Bombing, sat down with TheWrap’s Stuart Brazell discuss whether the film dramatizing the 2013 terrorist attack was made too soon. “Because the world is being deluged by these terrorist acts all over, not just here in America but everywhere, I think a film like ‘Patriots Day’ helps us,” Beach said.
As Boston bombing movie opens, officer’s family seeks credit
This undated official portrait released by the Boston Police Department shows policer officer Dennis Simmonds, who died on April 10, 2014. Simmonds was among the officers at the scene in Watertown, Mass., in the early hours of April 19, 2013, when the Boston Marathon bombers were engaged in a shootout with police.
Patriots Day’ Star Alex Wolff on How He Got Tricked to…
“They just described him as a 19-year-old kid, hip-hop influenced, cocky and desperately trying to please his brother,” actor tells TheWrap Alex Wolff auditioned for the role of a 19-year-old kid who was heavily influenced by hip-hop and constantly tried to impress his older brother. Only when he Googled the name Dzhokhar Tsarnaev did he make the connection that he was auditioning for the role of one of the two the Boston Marathon bombers in “Patriots Day.”