A new contemporary art museum opens in Sicily It is the MACC - Museo d’Arte Contemporanea del Carmine di Scicli (Ragusa) inaugurated this morning with a major anthological exhibition by Emilio Isgrò (Barcellona Pozzo di Gotto represents not only the official opening of the museum space but also the return of contemporary art to a land deeply rooted in Mediterranean culture reinterpreted with strength and originality by one of its greatest protagonists.The MACC finds a home inside the former Carmine Convent a space recovered thanks to funds from the so-called 1990 Earthquake Law and a grant from the Ministry of Culture this place returned to the community opens its doors with one of the most significant exhibitions in recent years in Sicily an internationally renowned Sicilian artist is not accidental: born in Barcellona Pozzo di Gotto in 1937 Isgrò has built a visual poetics based on the technique of erasure through which he has been able to rewrite language and redesign the meaning of words and memory Presenting the project was the mayor of Scicli who stressed the importance of the opening of the MACC as a new center of cultural production and fruition curated by Marco Bazzini and Bruno Corà offers a comprehensive survey of Isgrò’s work beginning in the 1960s It is 1962 when Isgrò makes his first “newspaper articles,” the starting point of a long creative journey that will lead him to elaborate The exhibition itinerary also includes the “enlarged details” and “extracted letters” of the 1970s An itinerary that continues to the closest years with red erasures and pictograms that bring out a new phase in the artist’s painting The Sea of Odysseus and Fisherman testify to this evolution and Isgrò’s ability to continually renew himself is the previously unseen installation The Work of Ants which gives the title to the entire exhibition project It is a monumental work that occupies the large central corridor of the museum and then symbolically spills out into the urban space of Scicli a symbol of abundance and territorial rootedness are crossed by a horde of ants: a visual metaphor for the industrious community and collective intelligence Isgrò’s ants do not stop at the walls of the museum establishing a continuous dialogue between inside and outside The artist himself explained the choice this way “I am an Italian and Sicilian artist a citizen of a Europe that needs non-aligned art to make a contribution that is not purely decorative to a world in turmoil So I thought of this Work of Ants as a sign of a Sicily true to itself that nevertheless knows when the time has come for change but humble ants offering their industrious intelligence in support of a country that must enter Europe in one piece if it wants to weigh anything.” There are numerous works on display from private and institutional collections Prominent among them are some works from the Gallerie d’Italia - Intesa Sanpaolo Also featured will be the new installation Don’t Kill now part of the permanent collection at MAXXI in Rome created by Isgrò together with architect Mario Botta is a tribute to the universal principles of civil coexistence embodied in the constitutions of every people Further embellishing the exhibition is La lumière de la Liberté an intense and visionary sculpture first exhibited in Paris in 2017 The exhibition remains open to the public from May 6 to Nov Also accompanying the exhibition is a catalog published by Allemandi Editore a contribution by the artist and a photographic documentation of the installation The volume will be presented soon at one of the events planned in the rich calendar of the MACC which aims to become a stable point of reference for contemporary art in Sicily Charles Scicli took part in the San Jose NFL Pro Day a couple weeks ago becoming the third Poet football player this year with an opportunity to make it into the pro ranks Fellow seniors Dameron Fooks and Kimble Tillman participated in the Cal Lutheran NFL tryouts in early March 230 lb linebacker who transferred in from San Jose State a couple years ago produced impressive results at the combine finishing the broad jump with a mark of 9'9" and the vertical with a 34.5" Scicli signed with the Factory Agency in January and started working out with 4 time gold and silver Olympian Bryan Clay while training at Velocity Sports with PJ Nestler saw many friends of mine who I played with here at San Jose State I'm going to keep working hard to make my dreams a reality all I can do is work hard every day," said Scicli Scicli led the defensive unit as one of the captains He grabbed 1st Team All-SCIAC recognition as a linebacker after earning 2nd Team honors last season as a junior He was also tagged a Pre-Season All-American according to USA Football and was 2nd in the nation in forced fumbles his junior year He finished this season starting in all nine games finishing with 89 tackles (48 solo Scicli now awaits the NFL Draft to see if he will be picked up by one of the NFL Teams Since he took part in the pro day he has been in touch with a variety of NFL teams including the Jacksonville Jaguars who have been talking to him at length "Scicli was the only athlete to work out on the offensive and defensive side of the ball for the scouts You don't see that very often," said Poet head coach Todd Stratton "All he needed was an opportunity and this pro day was his coming out party."  Whittier College is committed to ensuring the accessibility of its web content to people with disabilities. 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To report an accessibility issue, a website problem, or submit feedback, please submit a Website Feedback Form Sicily is not only a set for Il Commissario Montalbano The transposition of Andrea Camilleri ’s novels to the small screen has led to the vivification of that land made up of a mosaic of Baroque villages historic palaces and seascapes that tell centuries of civilization and culture So let’s see some of the places familiar to viewers of the Rai 1 series and find out where they really are and what history they have.The stories of the Commissario played by Zingaretti are set in Vigata a location that you will not find on any map of Sicily as it is a figment of the fortunate writer’s imagination including the fictional province of Montelusa of which it would be the capital Camilleri himself said that in reality Vigata would be Porto Empedocle Camilleri’s hometown in the province of Agrigento but most of the locations chosen for the filming of the Rai fiction are locations located in the province of Ragusa included in the UNESCO World Heritage list is one of the jewels of the late Sicilian Baroque which in the fiction becomes the Vigàta Commissariato is a perfect example of local 18th-century architecture The Quaestor’s room in Montelusa is actually the mayor’s room The town is distinguished by buildings such as the Palazzo Beneventano considered one of the greatest masterpieces of Sicilian Baroque for its sculptural decorations of masks and cherubs which houses a valuable 18th-century wooden nativity scene inside Its Baroque façade is embellished with twisted columns and statues while the interior holds remarkable works of art in the municipality of Santa Croce di Camerina in the province of Ragusa is known for the commissioner’s famous house overlooking the sea has ancient origins related to coastal defense is one of the icons of the maritime landscape Its beach and small harbor tell the story of Sicily’s seaside villages once inhabited by tuna and bluefish fishermen activities fundamental to the local economy since Greek times Ragusa Ibla is the symbol of Sicilian Baroque rebuilt after the 1693 earthquake that devastated the Val di Noto is one of the most significant examples of the Baroque style with its imposing facade and majestic dome noble palaces and scenic stairways of great charm are characteristic Sampieri beach is one of the most beautiful in southeastern Sicily but its most striking spot is the Penna Furnace Built in the early 20th century for the production of bricks the furnace was destroyed by fire in 1924 and has remained an extraordinary example of industrial archaeology ever since it is the factory in the episode “The Shape of Water.” Montalbano’s Sicily is a land of contrasts where the dazzling light of the Baroque meets the mystery of historic alleys and where the sea is the guardian of millennia-old tales The series has had the merit of bringing to the forefront an extraordinary artistic and scenic heritage making these places cultural pilgrimage destinations for fans of literature The TimesSicily’s most glorious baroque architecture is concentrated in the southwest of the island with original frescoes and ornate plasterwork it’s set on the edge of the town’s historic centre (a location that will be immediately familiar to any fan of the Italian detective series Inspector Montalbano Become a subscriber and along with unlimited digital access to The Times and The Sunday Times you can enjoy a collection of travel offers and competitions curated by our trusted travel partners ANGELO GIGLIOScore 7/10The Novecento is a small hotel with just seven rooms Several feature elaborate frescoed ceilings that have been painstakingly restored by local artisans as well as floors flagstoned with pietra pece dark brown limestone — although the rather modern furniture and bathrooms don’t always quite seem to fit with the building’s historic architecture A few rooms have balconies overlooking the street ANGELO GIGLIOScore 7/10 Rates include a super buffet breakfast with a mix of sweet and savoury offerings: a selection of local cheeses and cold cuts is laid out fresh yoghurt and seasonal fruits such as grapes but the hotel is in a good location for eating out: try Prosit Sicilian Bistrot Scicli’s fun take on a Parisian pavement bistro • More great hotels in Sicily• Best things to do in Sicily ANGELO GIGLIOScore 7/10The hotel’s interior courtyard makes for a delightfully cool and shady spot to sit out for breakfast on a warm Sicilian morning The lobby is also a pleasant place to hang out is simply walking around and admiring the architecture The town’s streets are lined by monumental churches and palazzi it’s best to hire a guide who can help you understand what you’re looking at (thankfully there are some great ones: ask the hotel staff for recommendations) walk up to the abandoned Chiesa di San Matteo The rest of the Val di Noto is also well worth exploring Price B&B doubles from £90Restaurant n/aFamily-friendly YAccessible N Oliver Berry was a guest of Hotel Novecento • Sardinia v Sicily: which is better?• Best villas in Sicily Sign up to the Times Travel newsletter for weekly inspiration, advice and deals here Shannon Scicli knows how to bake a cake and make it look good The 28-year-old — who just started working in the bakery at Albertsons grocery store on 10th Avenue South last month — has been invited to participate in the Food Network show “Cake Wars” later this year “I watch the Food Network religiously,” Scicli said The South Carolina transplant said she has dreams of one day running her own bakery and perhaps this shot to create cakes with extravagant decorations on national television will help her toward that goal “But I’m playing it off like everything is fine.” she’s happy to work alongside four other full-time cake decorators in the bakery department at Albertsons where four of the five are five-star-rated cake decorators “It’s been great having Shannon,” Larson said Larson said her staff has 10 years of experience up to 37 years It takes about three years to get fully trained on creating and decorating cakes with different frostings People might think they need to go to a boutique pastry shop to get a fancy cake made with different textures and more But the five women who bake and decorate cakes at Albertsons stack up with the best “If there is a girl here willing to try it Valentine’s Day is their busiest time of the year This week the crew was preparing to bake and decorate close to 3,200 cupcakes and every day they are churning out custom orders as well as keeping a case full of cakes ready to go Scicli has made all sorts of cake creations since graduating from the Culinary Institute of Charleston and earning her associate degree in business management at Navy and Air Force bases and most recently at the Yellowstone Club in Big Sky She made cakes for Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner as well as Justin Timberlake A customer walked up to the bakery counter Tuesday morning at Albertsons picked out a cake and asked for someone to write a good luck message on the cake Scicli squeezed out a frosted message in perfect cursive penmanship atop the cake Stacy Williams was piping the edges of buttercream-frosted cakes in rapid fire succession “All of those take special handling,” Larson said Scicli said a passenger aboard the cruise ship she was working on this last summer encouraged her to try out for “Cake Wars.” The challenge will be working with a team to create and decorate the best cake “You have a one-in-a-billion shot,” Scicli said Reach Tribune Staff Writer Kristen Cates at 791-1463 known for hosting the Salvo Montalbano police station the highlight of U Caranluvari ra Stratanova is the Shrove Tuesday that falls the 4 March 2025 A popular event born in the second half of the Seventies which has recently been renewed with some novelties while maintaining a strong link with tradition The parade of allegorical floats on Shrove Tuesday closes the celebrations If you didn't have the chance to come here on Valentine's Day you can make up for it during the Carnival There's nothing more pleasant than treating yourself to a stay in the city with a strong romanticism chosen in 2014 among the most romantic cities in Italy from the prestigious magazine Dolce & Gabbana Luxury Magazine Online where the KissPoint or Vasativi where you can immortalize your kisses and then post them on your social profiles with the hashtags #vasativiascicli and #via_aleardiinlove is not the only romantic place in the city: it is impossible not to kiss on a romantic bench of Busacca Square or Via Francesco Mormina Penna or get lost hand in hand among the medieval streets of Caves of San Bartolomeo Santa Maria la Nova and neighborhood of San Giuseppe and Altobello Go up the hills to admire the city from above preferably with the sunset light reflecting on the stone Don't have a camper yet? You can stay in the rooms or apartments of Scicli Albergo Diffuso a few steps from the parades and the Kiss Point you can spend two nights in one of the most beautiful noble palaces in the city enchanting residence in Scicli Albergo Diffuso The offer includes two unforgettable nights under the neoclassical and liberty frescoed vaults with welcome sparkling wine e Valentine's Day dinner February and March are generally the coldest months of the year not in Scicli with its dry and pleasant weather full of clear days and temperatures that easily reach twenty degrees during the day ideal for taking advantage of the beautiful walking routes around the city Carnival in Sicily in a camper will give you the chance to also enjoy the sea in winter with the tranquility of the off-season Just get to Drypoint, in front of house of Inspector Montalbano, to enjoy a beautiful sunset in silence make a stop in the seaside village of Sampieri, awarded the Green Flag with the high sand dunes and the Furnace Penna one of the most important industrial archeology monuments in the Mediterranean You won't be able to swim but you can mark it in your diary for next summer Did you like this proposal for Carnival in Sicily? 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New York City two weeks after the September 11 terrorist attacks Alex Majoli is not just a photojournalist: he’s a foreigner by vocation Born in Ravenna in 1971 and president of the historic Magnum Photos agency from 2011 to 2014 after living in New York he decided to use images to narrate his renunciation of the American Dream and arrival in Sicily This move from his former possible paradise which over the years changed in appearance to become a dehumanizing vortex Today his new operational base is in Scicli: the home in the Ragusa province of bizarre baroque architecture surrounded by kilometers and kilometers of valleys Please tell us about your decision to leave the Big Apple I lived for fourteen years in the Williamsburg neighborhood But in New York everything seems designed to be sold and bought I find it absurd not to even know the name of the person selling me bread a baker who understands the number of guests at my dinners based on the kilos of bread I buy This is the kind of society that I like and see as the only salvation from the ruthless individualism that has infected us all I firmly believe in the concept of community How did you discover the province of Ragusa I went to Scicli in 2006 to follow a student of mine during a workshop It was documented by Pasolini in the fifties when he was there to explore the caves of Chiafura a settlement dating back to the Neolithic Age Photo Vogue Festival 2018 by Francesca Marani A day to dream And I believe that Scicli has maintained its primitive appearance What is the first difference that comes to mind between your American home and your place in Sicily The house in Scicli has wooden windows made by a craftsman and rigorously painted by hand the windows are made of anodized aluminum; they creak and their springs don’t always work Does your photography change with respect to the continent in which it is taken Keep in mind that I’m not interested in producing objective documentation There you can only show lights and alienation I feel like a tiny gear inside a big machine You have to be transcendental and intimist to shoot in Scicli Sicily is not in the lights but in the shadows The quality of life is high and people have a strong emotional intelligence I lived in a society focused on money and that weighed on me “this is it” or “it’s like that” the Sicilians are a population of immigrants they bring with them an enriched experience So your priorities have changed as you’ve matured you have to reject or accept being a complete New Yorker To me it makes no sense paying rent of several thousand dollars drinking cheap coffee and reading the “New York Times” on a bench What is the Sicilian aspect that is most congruent with this new phase of your life Is there a difference between a picture taken in 5 minutes by an Instagrammer and mine The famous perfect photo is not a question of luck but simply of time and dedication I’m not looking for likes or for someone saying “Cool!” when he sees my work Do you ever miss the glamorous aspect of a metropolis - P.zza Castello 27 - 20121 Milano cap.soc Baroque churches are ubiquitous all over Sicily This year I was asked to preside over the jury to choose the most beautifully flower-covered horse in the Cavalcata di San Giuseppe in Scicli a town which got its World Heritage status in 2002 I was told that only a few horses would compete but when the day came over 400 paraded down the baroque town “But this is a small city,” I told the mayor around 1,000 horses are registered at the municipality but we know there are close to 4,000 (not counting the donkeys even our Madonna rides a horse!” he said the famous Madonna of Scicli is dressed as a soldier and rides a horse The legend says that when the Normans were trying to retake the city Our Lady came down on a white horse to defend the Christians The feast of the Madonna delle Milizie is one of the many amazing celebrations held in this city The famous Madonna of Scicli is dressed as a soldier and rides a horse up to a few years ago Scicli was hardly on the tourist map small town but mostly known for the very long sandy beach eight kilometres away from the historic centre Unesco World Heritage recognition and its appearance in the Commissario Montalbano series has changed all that Montalbano is often seen in his car in the main street (which is really pedestrian) and his office is the office of the mayor Today Sicli boasts a growing tourism with a number of hotels and lodgings convents and palaces to visit is endless and you will not see them all The main street is full of visitors over the weekend The fact that the airport of Comiso is so close adds to its attraction The main local sweet is the Testa del Turco and what a delight it is The city centre is very pedestrian friendly and one can easily admire the baroque churches and palaces that line it The city is two steps away from more World Heritage sites all with their magnificent palaces and churches ‘Head of the Turks’ – the main local sweet Maybe because it is a friendly small town where everything is within walking distance Certainly it is a great place where to relax and enjoy the local scene where breakfast is full of good local goodies Scicli is full of restaurants and cafes but my favourite is the Millenium where you can see the locals walk about and imagine Montalbano at your table The seafood pasta is beyond excellent and for €10 in the evening you can drink and have a good taste of local products The most excellent sweet must-have is at Antonio Giannone please register for free or log in to your account Artist Franco Sarnari has passed away at the age of 89 at his home in Gerrantini. In the 1980s he laid the foundations for the Scicli Group project with his friend Piero Guccione and gave great impetus to the Vitaliano Brancati Movement in Scicli with its many activities and events for the environment and in support of emerging artists He is considered among the greatest cultural animators of theHyblean area in the last four decades.Born in Rome on March 3 Sarnari had chosen to live in Sicily in the early 1970s In Sicily he immersed himself in an elsewhere lit by a light “thanks to which he had the sensation of seeing colors he could not see in the city.” And here he continued his artistic journey as an “anticonsequential painter” who over half a century pursued a work of aesthetic rigor Among the most significant moments of his artistic work were the founding of the collective il Girasole (Rome the great anthological exhibition at the Palazzo dei Diamanti in Ferrara in 1970 that consecrated him to Italian painting with whom he shared years of political-cultural activity the various international prizes for the 1975 Cartella Frammenti and again the three invitations to the Venice Biennale with a personal room in the Italian Pavilion at that of 1988 Constantly followed by critics such as Lorenza Trucchi and Giovanni Carandente in Sicily he continued his pictorial research strongly innovating his languages and contributing to the growth of the Sicilian art system and economy the choice to live with his partner Piera in the House in Gerrantini the birth of their children and a rediscovery of Nature were some of the stimuli for a new research the attention of national critics returns strongly for the cycle Cancellazioni which to date is the most important together with that of Frammenti; then from the early 2000s the work on Neri begins underlining the activity of experimentation confirmed and appreciated by international critics In 2021 he began with his sons the work of theFranco Sarnari Archive After a long period of re-reading the many documents and reorganizing the collection he shared with the most devoted audience the opening of the exhibition on his life Scicli - Vendesi Fiat 500 d'epoca a Sampieri Il contachilometri segna 69 mila km percorsi Per offerte scrivere a info@ragusanews.com.  Scicli - Margareth Tamara Maccarrone (Paternò ha trascorso la giornata di domenica a Scicli L'attrice divenuta famosa grazie al film "Baaria" di Peppuccio Tornatore era in compagnia dell'attore Giuseppe Zeno.  Scicli - Per iniziativa di Gianni La China nasce a Scicli una webcam sul colle di San Matteo Webcam San Matteo.  Scicli - Ospite nel fine settima scorsa del centro equestre di Scicli Passione Andalusia di Angelo Carpinteri è stato il maestro Carlos Martin Giraldez e la sua compagna Lucia Garcia Villalba  provenienti dalla Real Escuela Andaluza del Arte Ecuestre I ragazzi del centro hanno potuto apprendere i suoi consigli per montare a cavallo Aveva 37 anni. I funerali si terranno sabato 27 novembre alle 10 nel santuario di Santa Maria La Nova.  dove può accadere che un noto impresario Riceviamo da Giovanni Pisani e volentieri pubblichiamo lo spartito dell'Inno di Busacca per flauto Leggi il nuovo libro fotografico di Armando Rotoletti sarà presentato venerdì 27 luglio alle 21,30 nella piazzetta Aleardi Interverranno Paolo Nifosì e Marisa Fumagalli.  Scicli - Altro appuntamento dei concerti a palazzo Spadaro la pianista pugliese Daniela Quacquarelli in concerto In programma tra l'altro alcune delle pagine più famose di Chopin la modella sciclitana nota per i suoi tratti mediorientali è divetata testimonial di una campagna pubblicitaria de Le perle di Caltagirone.  Si tratta di una collezione di gioielli in ceramica che nasce dalla tradizione artigianale calatina La bellissima Carlotta posa con grande eleganza Scicli - Si è spento il professor Michele Cataudella uomo di cultura appartenente alla prestigiosa famiglia che fu dell'illustre Quintino I funerali si sono svolti lunedì 23 marzo alle 11 in San Michele a Scicli Scicli - Andrà in onda il 26 dicembre alle 14,30 su Rai Uno il film Italo la storia vera del cane di Scicli che andava a messa.  Modica e Ispica è stato messo nella progrmmazione natalizia dalla rete ammiraglia Rai.   Scicli – Condividiamo il bellissimo corto girato e montato con un drone da Giorgio Iemmolo La grande bellezza del territorio ibleo sfoggia le sue meraviglie in ogni stagione Scicli - Il 18 ottobre è stato celebrato il 60esimo anniversario di matrimonio dei coniugi Giovanni Causarano e Giovanna Trovato Si è tenuto un rito di benedizione presso la chiesa di San Bartolomeo e successivamente i festeggiati hanno ringraziato amici e parenti presso un noto ristorante della riviera ragusana Ai coniugi gli auguri dei figli e dei familiari tutti.  Ragusa - Una locomotiva diesel d'epoca e carrozze degli anni '30 "Corbellini" e "Centoporte" partira da Ragusa il 7 aprile per raggiungere Scicli L'iniziativa è della Fondazione Ferrovie dello Stato che non ha ancora svelato i dettagli.  Scicli - Sarà presentato il 12 ottobre a palazzo Spadaro il nuovo libro del professore Pino Nifosì dal titolo "A scala ri San-Gn-Iabbicu" Il libro indaga ancora una volta sulle radici ebraico-cristiane e classiche sempre in linea nel documentare eventi pubblici Era persona sempre cordiale e disponibile.  dalle 11 alle 13 circa Rai Tre effettuerà una diretta Tv dalla spiaggia di Sampieri nell'ambito della trasmissione Fuori Tg condotta da Maria Rosaria De Medici Scicli - È stata appena pubblicata dal Ministero del Made in Italy l'immagine del francobollo Scicli Scicli - Nonna Iolanda Occhipinti ha festeggiato 100 anni circondata dall’affetto del figlio Francesco Fidone di tutti i familiari e alla presenza di Don Davide Zisa A festeggiare i 100 anni di nonna Iolanda anche il sindaco Mario Marino che ha donato una targa ricordo da parte dell’Amministrazione e della città.  Modica - Due giovani studenti sono stati ammessi alla Scuola Superiore di Pisa: Sofia Ciavorella di Scicli e Carmelo Napolitano di Modica. Lei è una studentessa del Liceo Scientifico “Q lui del Liceo Classico “Galilei Campailla” di Modica.  Modica - Dressage lo scorso fine settimana al club ippico dellaa Contea di Modica del centro equestre Passione Andalusia di Scicli a cavallo di "Inquieto" ha vinto le due categorie di dressage E 60 e E 80 del premio "Città di Modica".   Scicli - Stasera al porticciolo di Sampieri alle 19,30 jam session musicale e una esposizione di quadri dedicati al mare della borgata di Lino Bellia.  Scicli - Sono stati ricevuti a palazzo Spadaro dal vicesindaco Caterina Riccotti i giornalisti di Sky Arte in visita nei giorni scorsi a Scicli autrice del bellissimo documentario andato in onda su Sky lo scorso maggio dove un grande risalto viene assegnato a Scicli alcuni dirigenti apicali della tv satellitare Sky Presidente di The Venice International Foundation in Italia e negli Stati Uniti Scicli - Sparatoria intorno alle 20:30 al quartiere Jungi Pare si sia trattatoo di una spedizione punitiva fra giovani Non ci sono feriti gravi e se feriti vi sono si trattarebbe di feriti lievi La sparatoria non lontano da un istituto scolastico.  La polizia locale sta gestendo la viabilità I carabinieri stanno interrogando sia i testimoni oculari che altre eprsone forse coinvolte per iniziativa del professor Gaetano Marino.  Il simposio coinvolgerà le realtà di Sicilia Scicli - Altra vittima del Coronavirus a Scicli Stamani è morto un uomo di 78 anni sciclitano Sale a 16 il numero dei decessi Covid in città.  Scicli - Torna l'attesa Infiorata a Scicli il 16 e 17 agosto per iniziativa del Comitato Santa Maria La Nova Prevista una sfilata di carretti siciliani.  Appartenente a una famiglia molto in vista in città I funerali saranno celebrati lunedì 28 settembre alle 11 in San Bartolomeo.  Scicli - Si è smarrita la cagnolina Mimmì a Donnalucata È buonissima ed è facile avvicinarla col del cibo Chi la trovasse può chiamare il 3294925328.  Scicli - A Scicli è stato tratto in arresto il pluripregiudicato albanese LECINI Artur di anni 31 che dopo essere stato espulso dal territorio nazionale nell’anno 2017 su disposizione della Prefettura di Caltanissetta aveva fatto nuovamente ingresso in Italia senza autorizzazione Per tale motivo il LECINI è stato arrestato per violazione delle normative del Testo Unico dell’Immigrazione e associato alla casa circondariale di Ragusa affrontata con serenità e determinazione I funerali si terranno mercoledì 30 marzo alle 10 nella chiesa di San Bartolomeo a Scicli.  Ai genitori e alle sorelle il cordoglio di Ragusanews.  Scicli - Nuovo parroco in Chiesa Madre a Scicli renderà nota la nomina di don Giovanni Lauretta quale nuovo amministratore della chiesa Madre di Scicli.  che da un anno a questa parte ha retto le sorti della chiesa Madre di Scicli quale amministratore parrocchiale.  Giovanni Lauretta sarà rettore anche di San Bartolomeo e San Michele Arcangelo.  è uno degli articoli più attesi di Ragusanews: il compleanno di Marcello Scivoletto Quest'anno ancor di più visto che la cifra è tonda e gli anni sono 50 A festeggiare Marcello gli amici in una serata intima al ristorante.  l'ex sacrestano della chiesa Madre di Scicli Si chiamava Carlo Occhipinti ed era amato da tutti a Scicli