| Covid-19 update | As of August 31 | As of September 7 |
|---|---|---|
| Total cases statewide | 7,275 | 7,476 |
| Total current infections statewide | 228 | 238 |
| Total deaths statewide | 432 | 433 |
| New cases | 141 (Aug. 25 to Aug. 31) | 201 (Sept. 1 to Sept. 7) |
| Current infections: Hillsborough County | 78 | 84 |
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Southern men
Musical veterans band together as Once An Outlaw
The five members of Once An Outlaw have a long history in Southern rock. Macon, Georgia, native Chris Hicks played guitar with the Marshall Tucker Band for many years. Chris Anderson, born in Florida and raised in Spartanburg, South Carolina, spent time Continue reading “Southern men”
The Music Roundup 20/09/03
• Get festive: Warm up for the unofficial end-of-summer weekend with Slack Tide members Chris Cyrus and Mike Seavy. The jam band blends a wide range of elements into their sets, and Cyrus cites influences like Jack Johnson, Sublime and Reel Big Fish. He’s also a big fan of ’60s Continue reading “The Music Roundup 20/09/03”
Bill & Ted Face the Music (PG-13)
Film Reviews by Amy Diaz
Bill S. Preston, Esq., and Ted Theodore Logan are way old, dude, but are still trying to write the song that will unite the world in Bill & Ted Face the Music, the 29-years-in-the-making sequel which is available in theaters and at home.
The New Mutants (PG-13)
Film Reviews by Amy Diaz
I got in my car and drove to an actual theater to see The New Mutants, a very “get ready for a five-part franchise!” movie about characters in an X-Men universe.
The movie didn’t offer me, a movies-only follower of the X-Men stories, any Continue reading “The New Mutants (PG-13)”
Florida Man
by Tom Cooper (Random House, 379 pages)
“Florida Man” became a meme in 2013 because of the bizarre headlines that seem in endless supply in that state, such as “Florida Man Wearing Crocs Gets Bitten After Jumping Into Crocodile Exhibit at Alligator Farm.” (True story, circa 2018.)
Florida Man is Continue reading “Florida Man”
Album Reviews 20/09/03
Young, Planetary, Locations I Can’t Place (Hidden Home Records)
Sometimes when I’m wading through all the new promos, I picture myself like a wizened Gandalf, looking for a bright shiny band of hobbits who surprise me just enough to warrant stopping for an extra puff from my super-long pipe. These Continue reading “Album Reviews 20/09/03”
In the kitchen with Debbie Burritt
Debbie Burritt of Pembroke is the owner of the Sweet Crunch Bakeshop & Catering Co. (sweetcrunchbakeshop.com, find her on Facebook @sweetcrunchbakeshop), a mobile food trailer offering fresh-baked cookies, cookie ice cream sandwiches and other treats. The trailer appears at events across New Hampshire, usually featuring around a dozen flavors of Continue reading “In the kitchen with Debbie Burritt”
Pair wine with tomatoes
What to drink with hearty sauce, gazpacho and more
Look, I know, when you think beach time and summertime, you don’t think about porters and stouts. I don’t either, except sometimes I do.
From May through September beer enthusiasts are drinking and talking about beers that are crisp, fresh, light Continue reading “Pair wine with tomatoes”
Pimm’s Cup
Drinks with John Fladd
At this point in my life I’ve more or less made peace with my physical appearance, which can best be summed up as “rumpled.” I’m mostly OK with the fact that very few people will ever describe me as dapper. I will probably not be invited Continue reading “Pimm’s Cup”