LHSAA Executive Director Eddie Bonine was consistent in his presentation to the House Education Committee, and told the group that LHSAA never said it would cancel its sports seasons. However, Bonine also reinforced two other important points: contact soccer practices and games cannot begin until Louisiana reaches Phase 4 of …
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Hong Kong Disneyland closes after spike in coronavirus infections in the region
Hong Kong Disneyland is closing again. Disney For the latest news and information on the coronavirus pandemic, visit the WHO website. Hong Kong Disneyland has announced that it will be closed again in response to an increase in coronavirus infections in the region. The park will close on July 15, …
Read More »Google confirmed that a new Nest home speaker is coming. This is what we know.
Google has confirmed that this will be its last smart speaker, which will be released later this year. Google Google Home fans, get ready. You’re looking at the all-new Nest branded smart speaker aimed at you for 2020. After being spotted at the FCC under the name GXCA6, Android Police …
Read More »Online food prices rise as food companies struggle to meet demand
Online food prices have risen 4.2% in the past six months according to the latest data from Adobe Inc. as grocery e-commerce accelerated amid the COVID-19 pandemic and producers of Foods struggled to keep up with continued high demand. “We have always thought that the online market is a ‘value …
Read More »Suriname elects a new president, ending Bouterse’s long rule
Suriname elected a new president on Monday, ending the long government of Desi Bouterse, which has dominated the politics of the small South American nation since its independence through intimidation and charisma. President Chan Santokhi, a 61-year-old former police chief and opposition leader, was elected to office by the Surinamese …
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