Northern Caribbean | Hurricane Irma toll hits 10, increasing threat for Florida

Fearsome Hurricane Irma cut a path of devastation across the northern Caribbean, leaving at least 10 dead and thousands homeless after destroying buildings and uprooting trees on

Offbeat | Police officer delivers son in hotel parking lot

An Illinois police officer has delivered his son in a hotel parking lot. The Rockford Register Star reports (bit.ly/2j16aTg) Rockford officer James Nachampassack was on duty early

This Day in History | 1943 – Italy’s surrender announced

Italy has signed an unconditional armistice with the Allies, General Dwight D Eisenhower has announced. The surrender was signed five days ago in secret by a

Football | Premier League stars face awkward returns to clubs

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain was greeted with a high five and a warm hug from Liverpool manager Juergen Klopp ahead of the midfielder’s first training session at his new club this

Baseball | Red Sox star Pedroia says why such a fuss over sign stealing

It was 4:30 p.m. when Red Sox manager John Farrell walked into his pregame meeting with the media yesterday , a little later than usual because of

World briefs

MYANMAR Journalists saw new fires burning yesterday in a Myanmar village that had been abandoned by Rohingya Muslims, and pages ripped from Islamic texts that were left on

The Buzz | Corruption fuels ivory trade in Central Africa, study says

A new study says the illegal sale of ivory in open markets in Central Africa has been disappearing or going underground. But it warns that corruption and weak governance

White House says black colleges summit is on despite reports

A mid-September conference on historically black colleges and universities remains on track, the White House said, despite reports that it has been postponed. Omarosa Manigault Newman,

Bizcuits | Opportunism in Hato

It is the perfect storm. Pressure is building from multiple fronts. There’s a newly found strength in our community. Since the incredible show of people-force buoyed

Friday, September 8, 2017 – edition no. 2883

* Typhoon Hato | Owners of damaged vehicles get tax rebate * Pearl Horizon centered * Trump discusses North Korea with Xi * Hurricane irma death toll hits 10   DOWNLOAD

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A few good scares can’t hold ‘It’ together

Here’s the good news: Pennywise is as creepy as ever in the new “It.” Thanks to a bigger budget and some improved special effects some 27 years

Rushdie crafts modern masterpiece in ‘The Golden House’

If you read a lot of fiction, you know that every once in a while you stumble upon a book that transports you, telling a story full

A first-class hum and more from Tom Brosseau

A character in a Tom Brosseau song doesn’t just cry — he wipes his eyes with his tie. Such details magnify the beauty in Brosseau’s precise performing

News of the World | Cambodia paper is latest victim of intensifying crackdown

When Cambodia’s main opposition leader was arrested last weekend in a surprise police raid, one of the country’s last independent media outlets rushed reporters out in the

Tasting I

Now that we have Wine tasting involves three out of our five senses: sight, smell and taste. Or from up to down: eyes, nose and mouth.

TRAVELOG | Turn over a new leaf: Chase that autumn foliage on foot

Here’s a novel way to enjoy autumn in New England: While the trees are dropping their leaves, you can be shedding some pounds. Activate the

Climate change | UN chief Guterres says natural disasters have quadrupled since 1970

Natural disasters have nearly quadrupled in number since 1970 and the United States has experienced the most disasters since 1995, followed by China and India, the United

Ultra-long-haul flights | A Brazil-HK route could be good news for ‘Macau platform’

New airplanes capable of flying ultra-long distances could come into operation at key Asian airports within five years, as major plane manufacturers say they are confident their

Police contact Facebook regarding AL election violation

The city’s police authority contacted Facebook’s Asia division regarding an alleged Legislative Assembly (AL) election violation involving the social network service provider, according to the president of

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