Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInLINCOLN (KOLN) - Lancaster County Election Commissioner Todd Wiltgen has issued some final reminders ahead of the Lincoln General Election on Tuesday Monday is the final day to vote early in person or obtain an early vote ballot from the Election Commissioner’s Office An agent may obtain an early vote ballot for another voter until 7 p.m As of Saturday, the Election Commission has only received about 18,800 of the 31,100 early vote ballots it has issued All early vote ballots must be returned to the Election Commission no later than 8 p.m Voters can drop it off at one of the Official Ballot Drop Box locations below: Bipartisan teams will be present at each drop box at 8 p.m on Election Day to collect any last-minute ballots Early vote ballots cannot be returned to a voter’s polling location All polling locations will be open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Election Day. Find your polling location on the Nebraska Voter Check website or by calling the election office at 402-441-7311 Voters will need to present an acceptable photo identification such as a Driver’s License or State ID issued by the State of Nebraska or another acceptable form of photo identification before they will be issued a ballot The identification must have the voter’s name and photo It may be expired and does not need to include an address Click here for more information about Nebraska Voter ID requirements Any voter without an acceptable form of identification will be required to use a provisional voter identification verification ballot These ballots will not be counted until it is verified or a voter presents an acceptable photo identification to the Election Office before 4:30 p.m Campaign items for any candidate or issue on the ballot and T-shirts are not allowed in a polling place It’s illegal to campaign within 200 feet from an entrance to a polling site Voters are also recommended to silence their phones and other electronic devices Ballot selfies are allowed in polling places; however photos should only be taken of your own ballot Commissioner Wiltgen predicts the turnout for the General Election will be 30% Voters can learn more about the candidates at Vote411.org Click here to subscribe to our 10/11 NOW daily digest and breaking news alerts delivered straight to your email inbox has fallen out of the floor of the gristmill part of the reconstructed village of New Salem where Abraham Lincoln lived from 1831 to 1837 the only original building in the reconstructed village of New Salem where Abraham Lincoln lived from 1831 to 1837 discusses the collapse of a portion of a barn that is part of the reconstructed village of New Salem where Abraham Lincoln lived from 1831 to 1837 views a hole in the roof of the carding mill where Lincoln accidentally spent half-a-dozen years in the 1830s perhaps did as much to prepare him to be the Union-saving 16th president as any other aspect of his humble yet remarkable life Volunteers in period clothing provide historical demonstrations for hundreds of thousands of visitors each year at the site now part of a state park over 200 miles (330 kilometers) southwest of Chicago But long-neglected maintenance has taken a toll on the setting which was re-created by a federal public works program in the 1930s during the Great Depression It took a dedicated volunteer and state lawmakers’ advocacy this spring to secure state money to begin rehabbing the site a clean-shaven 22-year-old with the barest of formal schooling had set out in 1831 to haul freight down the Mississippi River to New Orleans when he snagged his flatboat on the Sangamon River dam at New Salem I really firmly believe we’d be two countries.” Lincoln freed the boat and continued to New Orleans but returned to take up residence in the village just northwest of the capitol Lincoln encountered the religious and the atheist was offered a job as surveyor and thus taught himself geometry and by association began practicing law and lost his first political race but came back to win The drive shaft of the rebuilt gristmill fell out of the structure’s floor following a 2016 flood It’s hard to get to it anyway because a pedestrian walkway over Illinois Route 97 is closed grew this winter to the size of a refrigerator and half of the roof on the replicated Trent brothers’ barn has collapsed McClure has put the brakes on the legislation because 10 days after Gillmore-Wolter and the lawmakers led a media tour of the village the Illinois Department of Natural Resources It should be enough to stabilize structures and make some headway but McClure said no one has inventoried problems or priced out remedies Natural Resources officials did not respond to emailed questions New Salem withered shortly after Lincoln’s 1837 departure as residents picked up and moved when many transplanted their structures in the new county seat of Petersburg one of the best-preserved buildings is New Salem’s lone original: the Onstott Cooper Shop Henry Onstott lent the auger Lincoln used to drain his swamped flatboat and ease it over the dam The barrel-maker moved his shop to Petersburg in 1840 though it has since returned to its original spot New Salem was a cow pasture with impressions marking erstwhile foundations Media mogul and presidential hopeful William Randolph Hearst visited then bought the property and donated it to the New Salem Chautauqua It became a state park in 1918 and private donations paid for some reconstructed cabins with many more added during the 1930s by the New Deal’s Civilian Conservation Corps Budget shortfalls have hampered maintenance Financial troubles closed all state parks for five months in the late 2000s Advocates believe New Salem hasn’t seen major improvements since the 1970s “This is Lincoln’s alma mater,” Gillmore-Wolter said McKinley hit Britain with tariffs and Nixon abandoned the gold standard: a quick history of transatlantic economic meddling Trump’s not the first US president to shock the UK on tradeThis article is more than 1 month oldLincoln blockaded southern cotton Yet that cotton was mostly sent to northwest England around 60% of cotton mills of Lancashire stopped production job losses and hunger – and a riot in Stalybridge Although some flew Confederate flags in Liverpool and Manchester Lancashire workers agreed not to use cotton picked by slaves and UK textile manufacturers developed more efficient processes both trade and Lancashire’s industries had recovered Canal business is business … a Dingley Tariff Act satirical cartoon Photograph: Chronicle/AlamyTies between the UK and US accounted for 7% of global trade so with some of McKinley’s tariffs reaching 57% British industries such as tinplate and alkali manufacturing paid a heavy price Yet the effects of the tariffs were masked by the strength of the UK economy and an empire-first strategy in which UK exports were given preferential treatment in Canada McKinley changed his mind during his second term – in 1901 he came out in support of trade treaties promoted by Republican Willis C Hawley were mostly directed at Europe counter-tariffs were swiftly levied by European nations Britain and France had amassed huge debts from US loans during the first world war and the effect of the trade war was to usher in the Great Depression of the 1930s and the rise of fascism Richard Nixon at a news conference in 1971 Photograph: The Washington Post/Washington Post/Getty Images1971: The Nixon shockAfter the second world war the international economic order was established at Bretton Woods with the dollar backed by the price of gold The cost of the Vietnam war, rising inflation and unemployment and the possibility of a run on the dollar led President Richard Nixon to unilaterally abandon the gold standard The UK was swept along in the decade of instability that followed – which included the recession in 1973 soaring inflation and the three-day week implemented by Ted Heath after miners went on strike This is the archive of The Observer up until 21/04/2025 The Observer is now owned and operated by Tortoise Media The Dallas-based audition coach and entrepreneur died April 22 after a 45-year career in Hollywood performing and mentoring other actors, Lincoln's company Actors Audition Studios confirmed on Facebook The TV star's death came after having previously battled breast cancer, according to The Hollywood Reporter as well as her parents Jack and Marjorie Dale Lincoln is survived by her daughter Piper and her son Trevor as well her sister Karen Lincoln performed in various film and television projects she is arguably most recognized for her reoccurring role as Linda Fairgate in "Knots Landing." The soap opera aired between 1979 and 1993 and starred Michelle Phillips She is also widely recognized for portraying telekinetic Tina Shepard in 1988's "Friday the 13th: The New Blood." she published a memoir titled "Get Started Not Scammed," where she shared insight across the acting More than a decade later she founded Actors Audition Studios in Dallas, where she offered a unique audition and on-camera training program venturing away from traditional coaching methods, according its website. This story has been updated to add a photo and video. Illustration by The Atlantic. Source: Corbis / Getty.April 10, 2025 ShareSave Listen-1.0x+0:008:30Produced by ElevenLabs and News Over Audio (Noa) using AI narration Looking at a picture of Abraham Lincoln in October 1860, the 11-year-old Grace Bedell claimed to have solved the problem of Lincoln’s face and wrote him a letter to tell him about it The presidential candidate was well aware of the problem A popular anti-Lincoln song imagined his supporters begging not to have his picture shown offered a solution: Lincoln should grow a beard “If you will let your whiskers grow,” she wrote “you would look a great deal better for your face is so thin.” its head covered with a black veil.” The experience seemed to partake of the occult often ghostly because of the long exposure times required These early sitters weren’t entirely wrong but something was happening to them in front of the camera reckoning with an entirely new form of self-presentation introduced an intense awareness not just of the self “Here,” Holmes wrote of the photographed face whose brood strays at large over all the features.” The flip side of self-awareness was scrutiny. People weren’t just looking at themselves; they were also looking at others, especially as technological advancements increased the circulation of photographs. Whereas the daguerreotype produced a one-off image, printing photographs on paper from negatives extended the reach of images infinitely beyond the original and improved printing techniques helped put ever more inked engravings of photographs in popular publications Photographs and photographic images were everywhere even an 11-year-old knew instinctively how to look that in this new age everyone must become their “own caricaturist,” the beard was not a bad prop uttered the most haunting words ever said by an American president bearded face was first and foremost a product of the anxious new realities of the photographic age Lincoln appeared not awkward and gangly but commanding and dignified the image circulated in different formats and engraved variations After careful consideration of the pictures of Lincoln on the buttons they were wearing they concluded that he would look much better with a beard to bolster his face as well as a standing collar to shorten his neck “should be the best looking as well as the best of the rival candidates.” Lincoln had come into his face—the one that would be regularly and repeatedly seen in pictures through the Civil War and beyond “it would not be wise or tasteful to print.” Hawthorne complied “What a terrible thing,” he complained sardonically “to try to let off a little bit of truth into this miserable humbug of a world.” The truth that Hawthorne wanted to express—that Lincoln’s looks were redeemed by his kindness and sagacity—is visible in one of the president’s last portraits. Taken by Alexander Gardner in February 1865, it is a close-up You can see the strain of his presidency in every line in his face but out of the shadows rises a slight smile The same hollowness Grace Bedell saw is there in his cheeks If there’s one word that’s defined 2025 so far the tariff threat from the White House has everyone shook up and what do people do when fear of shortages and higher prices looms April seems like a banner month for new car sales and the big winner so far might be the brand your grandparents drive Mercedes-Benz has caused some controversy in its charging strategy for the CLA EV Ram is bringing back a sensible trim of its half-ton pickup truck and Jeep is hitting pause on Gladiator production April was a weird sales month for new cars in America With an unusual tariff strategy threatening to hike the costs of everything automotive from repairs to new cars to used cars and I bought a BMW 335i on a whim at the beginning of the month circumstances were a little different there but uncertainty in the market certainly helped me sleep at night after blowing that sort of dough in one go Honda and Acura posted some significant increases the former up 16.6 percent to 123,637 sales and the latter up 33 percent to 13,019 units it’s pretty good to be Mazda right now posting a 21 percent sales increase to 37,660 units Hyundai saw sales increase by 18.8 percent to 81,503 units Kia saw a 13.8 percent increase to 74,805 units sold and Genesis is up 14.5 percent to 6,307 units sold and that rounds out reporting car brands from Asia Here’s a contrast from two automakers that used to be joined at the hip: Buoyed by hot models like Broncos and Mavericks Ford posted a big 15.1 percent sales increase while Volvo largely stayed the course reporting a more modest 5.2 percent sales increase to 11,160 units The biggest winner in all of this tariff fracas so far looks to be Lincoln with the brand posting a 40 percent month-over-month jump in sales to 11,615 units it’s actually positioned well for dealing with potential tariffs It also helps that Lincoln had 127 days of inventory heading into April so people looking to panic buy could just walk onto a Lincoln lot and make a choice I wouldn’t expect to see record high cars sales this year While some of the sales gains can be attributed to panic-buying a portion of them are likely consumers moving up their new vehicle timelines many of these consumers would’ve bought cars this year anyway so sales in April could have effectively stolen from later months Words from industry insiders give some credence to this hunch. Dave Christ, head of the Toyota division in America told Automotive News “The first couple days in April was a frenzy It could be we pulled forward all the business that was there because that frenzied pace is not a frenzy anymore.” With a claimed consumer slow-down to more normal levels coupled with the yet-to-be-seen full effects of auto tariffs it wouldn’t be surprising if 2025 balances out to near-normal or below-normal new vehicle sales on the whole meaning if you’re looking to buy a new car soon it’s not a bad idea to hop on non-tariff-impacted inventory now as affordability may be changing Launching a new EV on an 800-volt architecture is fantastic, because it means really fast charging times on a 350 kW charger. However, Wards Auto reports that in certain markets the new Mercedes-Benz CLA EV only has an 800-volt architecture most older DC fast chargers are based around a 400-volt architecture as kW in DC is equal to amps times voltage divided by 1,000 and running higher amperage is how Tesla optimizes their 400-volt DC fast chargers Most vehicles with 800-volt architectures use DC-to-DC voltage boosters or split battery pack strategies to work with 400-volt fast chargers but that’s not what’s happening with the electric CLA in Germany as the CLA configurator in those markets displays the following warning: Please note that charging at 400V charging stations is not possible they are not shown in the navigation system Unsurprisingly, this new has resulted in mixed reactions on social media, with posters in the German Elektroautos subreddit raising some good points Some note that 400-volt stations are rare around them while some raise the good point that the CLA is an entry-level EV for Mercedes-Benz and this limitation in charging station compatibility could sharpen the EV learning curve for those coming from combustion-powered cars 800-volt-compatible DC fast chargers will be the universal minimum so it’s quite possible Mercedes-Benz jumped the gun with the CLA EV equipment specifications in European markets don’t necessarily translate to North America; it would be a miss if the eventual U.S.-market model doesn’t offer compatibility with older chargers with consumers already stretched on new vehicle pricing now’s a good time to bring some affordable trims back into the mix a base-model half-ton pickup truck with alloy wheels and body-color trim For $44,495 including freight for a quad-cab or $47,245 for a crew cab and enough monochromatic trim to look like a more expensive truck than it is and the two big ones to watch out for are four-wheel-drive and the 420-horsepower Hurricane turbocharged inline-six The former is a $2,095 option and the latter adds $1,695 to the price tag and I’d expect most in-stock models to feature at least four-wheel-drive paired with the $995 Black Express package it seems in the right price bracket to compete with the similar-in-spirit Ford F-150 STX and it’s the sort of trim Ram needs after the rapid Trimflation of the Carlos Tavares era The Jeep Gladiator pickup truck is one of those vehicles that’s not objectively great at anything The bed isn’t as practical as you get on a Tacoma or Colorado it’s not as capable off-road as a Wrangler since it’s so dang long and it’s no longer available with a manual transmission yet there’s something fun about a convertible pickup truck Unfortunately, if you want to make a fun choice and go with a Gladiator, you might want to do so soon. The Detroit News reports that the south plant in the Toledo complex the line on which Jeep’s truck is built the firm is looking to “align parts inventory with demand,” which makes sense considering leftover 2024 model year Gladiators are still on dealer lots into the second quarter of 2025 It’s the latest in several Stellantis production pauses and it’s likely to have a brief but noticeable effect on suppliers While some may be building up parts supply Did you think about buying a car last month Google News MSN News Apple News+ particularly appreciate how much you’ve written about Miatas this calendar year so far Pulled the trigger on a Maverick hybrid AWD with the 4k tow package but at 120,000 miles it’s out of warranty and starting to show some quirks Plus it’s not really up to towing even my very light Crosley hobby car and this particular dealership provides a free 20-year With Ford’s employee pricing response to the stupid tariff war “Liquor stores do record business as prohibition approaches!” Seeing those prices next to the words “base model pick-up truck” had me actually contorting my face in disgust I thought about buying a new Tacoma or Colorado as my needs for a truck have been increasing but looking at our budget decided on a 20 year old Avalanche instead but it’s very cool and it makes me smile The economy is about to turn into a nightmare so I would not be trading in or selling almost-new vehicles anytime soon any birthday beyond 25 is going to be closer to 30 than 20 and that will be true for the rest of your life I’m one of those guilty of panic-buying Didn’t want to wait to see if the tariffs would change so I leased a car several months earlier than expected as seven years is a looong time in EV development but you can’t convince me that a budget pickup truck is $45k Obviously I can’t wrap my head around $100k trucks either Approaching 48 myself and I recall when trucks were the cheap option $45,000 for a fucking base model truck???? a base-model half-ton pickup truck with alloy wheels and body-color trim? ” it’s not a true base-model pickup truck “Did you think about buying a car last month,” I have actually been thinking of when I will buy my next vehicle as my daughter will need a vehicle at some point soon after she graduates next year I already discussed with her that it might make sense to just buy my C-Max as it’s an affordable vehicle that is practical and cheap to insure But that’s something that won’t happen before next year So I have been thinking what I would likely get I will be looking at non-American vehicles because “Canada has nothing the USA needs”… My avoidance of American products will continue as long as the current gang of Republicans are running the show in the USA So the leading vehicles up for consideration will likely be the Prius Prime Kia EV6 Hyundai Ioniq 5 and maybe even the Dodge Charger EV (Since Stellantis isn’t an American company and on top of that I may make an exception for a vehicle made by an American company that is built in Canada I can’t wait to use “sharpen the learning curve” as a synonym for screwing someone over I purchased a new vehicle just before the election mostly because I was getting tired of dealing with the Kia service dept near me The RAV4 Prime is possibly worth more than I paid I might sell it while the market’s hot if some great deal comes along that leaves cash in my pocket but that’s the only way I even consider buying right now that puts you that much closer to using the Master Shake line “I am 30 or 40 years old and do not need this!” Personally I’m slightly closer to 50 than to 30 so I have to consider retiring that line soon many of these consumers would’ve bought cars this year anyway If you want a recent example just take a look at the bike industry They sold everything they could build back in 2020 and 2021 then demand absolutely cratered because everyone who might possibly have wanted a bike already bought one A bunch of long-time bike and bike-related companies have gone out of business recently Accurately planning for binge-buying and then no buying is nearly impossible there may be a lot of low mileage lease returns when people start getting laid off and can no longer afford any monthly payment the used market will be higher than before but also full of desirable cars looking to maximize value see also: home exercise equipment and appliances You mean building a massive HQ building based on high short term sales as an exercise bike company may be a bad idea I was really confused by the comment about being closer to 30 than 20 given that I know Matt is over 30 then I realized Matt didn’t write this today and it made more sense for a second I thought to myself “Man Probably a mix of slight panic and relatively good discounted and cheap or free financing The Lincoln buyer is unique pretty much seems to be older people with money they were probably laying in wait for the car market to come to sanity and now all jumping on it neither purchase (vehicle or lottery ticket) is on the horizon 2005 Tacoma is just getting broken in at 200K miles and 2017 Prius is happy as well Newer vehicles have more things to break and are more expensive to repair when they inevitably break A new car is rarely a sound financial decision even with the included warranty covering mantenance costs for the first few years My Tacoma is going to git the big 3-0 next year If you take care of them they are almost a “lifetime” vehicle I was definitely looking at a Chevy Trax or Buick Envista as my first new car to replace my Cruze but even as affordable as they are it just didn’t financially make sense for me to make that move at this time Thankfully parts for the little red Chevy have been relatively cheap when it needs em and so far and it’s been decently reliable for a small town used car-lot “sorry we don’t have any maintenance records or history” purchase This service is designed to get passengers from Lincoln 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In a new video, an actor walks to a piano near the Vivian Beaumont Theatre to play the iconic opening chords from the musical. The video ends with text that states "Something's Beginning." The video is captioned "This is the music…," which led to a multitude of comments hoping the post teases an upcoming revival of the classic musical at Lincoln Center. The new tease follows the recent New York City Center production, which starred Joshua Henry, Nichelle Lewis, Caissie Levy, Brandon Uranowitz, Shaina Taub, and more. This sweeping, powerful musical adaptation of E.L. 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Privacy Policy We’ve partnered with Te Whare Wānaka o Aoraki Lincoln University to enhance research collaboration for the benefit of Waitaha/Canterbury This partnership focuses on addressing key challenges and promoting sustainable development across the region The new strategic partnership between us and the University will see a series of research projects tackled that will have significant and far-reaching benefits for the wider Waitaha region and its communities The signing of this Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) also builds on the longstanding informal relationships between us and paves the way for future collaborations and closer cooperation The list of topics earmarked for consideration under the new collaborative approach features many of the major challenges facing land-based sectors in Waitaha and beyond Potential joint research projects include: Council Chair Craig Pauling and Lincoln University Vice-Chancellor Professor Grant Edwards The new partnership will also provide a pathway and motivation for us and Lincoln University to collaborate on identifying opportunities for the region and developing strategies to capitalise on those opportunities Lincoln University Vice-Chancellor Professor Grant Edwards says the MoU is a natural fit between two prominent like-minded organisations committed to ensuring a more sustainable future for Waitaha and its residents Lincoln University’s purpose is to facilitate excellent research and education in the land-based sectors to help shape a world that benefits from a greater understanding of the relationship between land students and graduates will directly contribute to advancing agriculture recreation and tourism within the Waitaha region and beyond Te Whare Wānaka o Aoraki/Lincoln University has increased its student population year-on-year since 2018 It is on track to achieve its highest-ever student headcount of 5,000 by the end of 2024 Lincoln is New Zealand’s only specialist university focusing on the land-based sectors It is renowned globally for the quality of its teaching and research programmes says Lincoln University and Environment Canterbury have a long-established history of sharing knowledge and expertise and the new agreement will build on the past to benefit the future Councillor John Sunckell has been a strong advocate for this MoU and is thrilled to see it get to this point and innovation can bring so much to our work by way of new ideas and ways of doing things we are setting a powerful example of how we can unite to protect our natural world our land-based productive sectors and create a more sustainable future for generations to come.” Print Back to top We have signed a memorandum of understanding with the University of Canterbury to collaborate on projects that will benefit our… Ryan Longman's goal against Lincoln City was his first for Wrexham Wrexham kept the promotion celebrations going as they signed off from League One with a comfortable and clinical win at Lincoln City Elliot Lee and Ryan Longman's second-half goals earned a 27th victory of a campaign that sees them return to the second tier for the first time in 43 years It took Phil Parkinson's side onto 92 points ending the midtable Imps' unbeaten run at home that had stretched back to February Michael Skubala's Lincoln finished 11th in the final table 15 points ahead of the relegation places and 17 points off the play-offs runners up behind title-winners Birmingham City again underlined why they will be playing Championship football next season after an unprecedented third straight promotion as they made the most of the chances they forged Providing the quality when it mattered and staying strong defensively when needed has been key for Parkinson's team who will now be playing second-tier football in three months' time – two years on from being in non-league It was fitting that it was Lee who opened the scoring too; the only change from last week's promotion-sealing win over Charlton Athletic the midfielder was among those who had been in the side that had earned that first step out of the National League Wrexham were – understandably – below par to begin with with Lincoln perhaps frustrated they failed to make more of their opponent's off-key start The first-half drabness was in contrast to the final day colour provided by supporters certainly among the travelling Wrexham fans In a fancy-dress farewell to the third tier clowns and – of course – Deadpool all made the most of the occasion Wrexham had been forced to say farewell to the Football League in their final match before relegation to non-league Times are different now and it is why supporters were keen to make the most of the moment before the celebrations there was time for remembrance and reflection with fans of both sides staying solemnly silent as respects were paid 40 years on from the Bradford City fire disaster Lincoln had been the opponents on that tragic day at Valley Parade with two Imps fans – Bill Stacey and Jim West – among the 56 who died Mr Stacey's family and Lincoln captain Paudie O'Connor laid a wreath in front of the Stacey West Stand it was Lincoln who enjoyed the better of the opening 45 minutes If not for some sharp reactions from Wrexham goalkeeper Arthur Okonkwo Skubala's side could have easily taken a lead into the break with both James Gardner and Reeco Hackett threatening But Wrexham emerged from the interval far more like their promotion-winning selves with their rediscovered energy rewarded 53 minutes in as Lee powered a header home from Longman's cross from the right It was a sweeping move from Wrexham for the breakthrough and it was another impressive passing combination that provided the second with Longman this time finishing after being played in by James McClean Lincoln substitute Jack Moylan was denied at the near post by Okonkwo as the Imps tried to dampen the party atmosphere But Wrexham kept their clean sheet to continue the celebrations to end an historic season for the north Wales club Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson told BBC Sport Wales: "We wanted to finish in a professional manner and we spoke to the lads about that "The perception of the group celebrations last week and the lads jetting out to Vegas this week – but in between that we wanted to finish the season well I'm really pleased with that and I'm also delighted with 26 points from the last 11 away games – that's an outstanding return at any level of football the wind was probably stronger than people realised and we didn't quite get the control we wanted Lincoln City head coach Michael Skubala told BBC Radio Lincolnshire: "I honestly thought we were so good first half – we did everything but score You saw a team that wanted to take it to Wrexham "But you always know against Wrexham that if you don't score they stick it out and they win 1-0 which is put it in the box and score to make it 1-0 and then it becomes a really tough afternoon "Not where we wanted to finish this season but I'm really proud of the lads and really proud of what they've been doing." To load Comments you need to enable JavaScript in your browser The BBC is not responsible for any changes that may be made Marriott at 85 minutesSubstitutesNumber 29 Revan Match OfficialsReferee: Thomas KirkAssistant Referee 1: Oliver BickleAssistant Referee 2: Andrew EllisFourth Official: Scott OldhamMatch StatsKey Scroll LeftScroll RightLincoln City have lost just two of their last 11 home Football League games against sides from Wales (W8 D1) winning each of their last two whilst scoring exactly three goals in both Wrexham have won each of their last five Football League games against Lincoln City each of Lincoln’s last 12 final games of a Football League campaign have come on home soil with the Imps winning two of their last three (L1) Wrexham have won each of their last three final games of a Football League campaign with their only away match in that time witnessing the Welsh side beat Lincoln 4-2 in 2008 Freddie Draper (Lincoln City) right footed shot from the centre of the box is blocked Jack Moylan (Lincoln City) right footed shot from outside the box is just a bit too high from a direct free kick Zane Okoro (Lincoln City) wins a free kick in the attacking half Fourth official has announced 4 minutes of added time Thomas O'Connor (Wrexham) left footed shot from the centre of the box is too high Steven Fletcher (Wrexham) left footed shot from the centre of the box is saved in the top centre of the goal Tom Bayliss (Lincoln City) right footed shot from outside the box is blocked James Collins (Lincoln City) wins a free kick in the attacking half Jack Moylan (Lincoln City) right footed shot from the centre of the box is blocked Assisted by Tom Bayliss with a headed pass Steven Fletcher (Wrexham) left footed shot from outside the box is saved in the bottom left corner Jack Moylan (Lincoln City) left footed shot from the left side of the box is saved in the bottom left corner Thomas O'Connor replaces Oliver Rathbone Posted in: Netflix, TV | Tagged: Netflix's The Lincoln Lawyer is welcoming back Elliott Gould for the fourth season and welcoming four new guest stars to the cast How about some new casting news regarding the fourth season of Showrunners Dailyn Rodriguez and Ted Humphrey's Manuel Garcia-Rulfo-starring Netflix series adaptation of bestselling author Michael Connelly's The Lincoln Lawyer?. Deadline Hollywood is reporting exclusively that Emmanuelle Chriqui (Superman & Lois) and Javon Johnson (The Oval) have joined the cast as guest stars In addition, Elliott Gould is returning as David "Legal" Siegel and Krista Warner is reprising their role as Hayley Haller Chriqui's Jeanine Ferrigno is the girlfriend of a local gangster who finds herself mixed up in a criminal enterprise giving her information pivotal to Mickey's (Garcia-Rulfo) defense O'Mara's Jack Gilroy is the current boyfriend of Mickey's ex-wife which allows him to work with established and up-and-coming athletes in Southern California Johnson's Carter Gates is described as a decent hard-working business owner who'd turned his life around after legal troubles in his youth and now finds himself accused of murder Chef and restaurateur Chef Nancy Silverton will play herself in a cameo appearance Also joining Garcia-Rulfo's Mickey Haller for the fourth season of The Lincoln Lawyer are Becki Newton (Lorna) Entourage) Dana Berg is Maggie's colleague from her days in the LA district attorney's office a relentless prosecutor who will let nothing stand in the way of a guilty verdict has a single-mindedness that earned her the nickname "Death Row Dana." A fierce and ruthless adversary who bends the rules to her advantage she's the last person Mickey wants to go up against in what will be the trial of his life Sasha Alexander's (NBC's Law & Order: SVU) FBI Agent Dawn Ruth is a no-nonsense and intimidating She and her colleague interrupt Mickey's dinner to not-so-subtly threaten him to drop his investigation into the FBI and KTLA Reporter Kacey Montoya have also reportedly joined the cast Henderson's Yannick Bamba is a former gang member and the man in the cell next to Mickey's he's been hired to be Mickey's protection while he's in jail He gives Mickey pointers like survival tips on getting through the day and the night in lockup Zumbado's Grace is Izzy's (Jazzmine Raycole) fun leading to Grace becoming a part of the Haller and Associates team and helping in Mickey's defense "Well, the biggest cliffhanger of all is 'What is going to happen to Mickey?' and that one certainly plays out across the whole season in the form of his trial," Humphrey shared during an interview with Netflix's TUDUM you'll understand at least the broad strokes of what specifically has happened and what charges — and adversaries — Mickey is facing This is going to be the biggest and most personal challenge Mickey has ever faced and also the biggest roller coaster we've yet taken our audience on our other characters will be dealing not only with Mickey's case but with a slew of challenges they're facing as well I was so happy with how the third season finale turned out and I am also directing the opener of Season 4 so it feels like we are picking up right where we left off which is really fun for me and also creatively very satisfying." "All the advice he's given clients over the years now he has to give himself — and he realizes how hollow some of it sounds when you're the one it's bouncing off of," added the co-showrunner (who is also directing the first two episodes of the fourth season) about Mickey facing the reality of being the client in this situation "He's got to deal with how this impacts not just him but also his family and loved ones But don't worry — he's going to have help from some of the people our audience loves the most as well as some familiar faces who will be cropping up along the way — some helpfully… some perhaps not so helpfully A pedestrian has been left in a critical condition after being hit by a vehicle on Lincoln Road in Henderson St Johns said the person was taken to Auckland City hospital in a critical condition New Zealand RSS Follow RNZ News Queen City News LOWESVILLE, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — A home in Lincoln County caught fire Sunday evening HFD says its Engine 2 and Tanker 2 went to help crews in Lincoln County fight a fire on Killian Farm Road near Sifford Road Officials have not said what sparked the fire or if anyone was injured these are the actual most popular baby names so far in 2025 Whether it’s a short vacation or they’re jetting off to begin their career show the future traveler you care with a meaningful graduation gift National Teacher Appreciation Week begins May 5 take advantage of these freebies and deals In a commencement address that traced his own family’s journey through America’s complicated past, Maryland Governor Wes Moore delivered a powerful message to Lincoln University’s Class of 2025—one about true patriotism and the shoulders we stand on Moore—Maryland’s first Black governor and only the third Black person ever elected governor of any U.S state—wove personal narrative into national purpose urging graduates to embrace a more nuanced vision of what it means to love one’s country At the heart of Moore’s address was the remarkable story of his grandfather, Reverend Doctor James Thomas, a Lincoln University graduate whose journey from “American exile to American patriot” formed the emotional backbone of his message “My grandfather was born in South Carolina the child of Jamaican immigrants new to the United States,” Moore told the graduates he and his parents fled back to Jamaica—chased away by the Ku Klux Klan.” This early trauma—being rejected by his country because of something “that should have been a source of pride not prejudice”—didn’t extinguish James Thomas’s love for America While most of Moore’s extended family vowed never to return to the United States ‘This country would be incomplete without me!'” Moore recalled Delivering the speech at his grandfather’s alma mater made the moment even more personal Moore was shown artifacts from his grandfather’s time at Lincoln—his transcript “I get emotional when I think about that moment of standing in the same spaces that he did,” Moore shared with ESSENCE in an interview after the speech “It serves as an important reminder of what he had to endure… his earliest memories in life were watching this country reject him.” this family history isn’t just a personal story but a powerful lens through which to understand our collective national journey “that in this moment when people are watching what is happening to so many communities when people are watching an assault on our history and an assault on our livelihood I think people also are learning and will continue to learn that we don’t flinch because we’re just built differently.” Moore outlined what he called three lessons he learned about patriotism in his commencement address that challenge simplistic notions of national identity: 1.Patriotism is never passive: “Your love of country will always be tested—in ways both big and small Patriotism is a responsibility of a lifetime.” 2.Loving your country doesn’t mean believing it’s perfect: “Being an American has always come with struggle and sacrifice.” 3.Skepticism about your country is justified: “Loving your country doesn’t mean lying about its history But you should always keep skepticism as your companion noting that patriots “are people who are willing to sacrifice their today for a better tomorrow for others.” He emphasized that patriots understand the “unevenness about this country’s history” without concluding that America is “irredeemable.” Moore positioned today’s America as divided between false extremes: “those who use patriotism as a club to beat others… and those who feel ashamed to bear the flag,” and between “those who think loving America means hating half the people in it…and those who allow cynicism about our nation’s history to obscure their aspirations.” “leaves no room for someone like my grandfather” or for himself—”a boy who felt handcuffs on his wrists when he was just eleven years old because I grew up in a community that was overpoliced… but who now stands before you as the 63rd governor of my state.” The governor challenged the graduating class to embrace a more nuanced perspective: “The hard part is being honest about our flaws—and courageous in addressing them.” Moore drew powerful parallels between Lincoln University’s founding in 1854 during a period of intense national discord “Lincoln was built for a moment like this because it was built in a moment like this,” he told the graduates highlighting how the university was founded at a time when “our nation’s fabric was being tested… and it wasn’t entirely clear if we would end up a true This historical context frames Moore’s call for graduates to be engaged citizens in our current moment of division “I am here today not just because Lincoln University is one of the premier institutions of higher learning in this country,” he said “but because I would not be here without you This school created a way for me… because you created a way for James Thomas Moore emphasized the importance of recognizing patriots in all their diversity He specifically highlighted graduates of different backgrounds including international student Valerie Ottutu from Nigeria who graduated with a computer science degree and secured a position at a Fortune 500 company But she came to the United States because she knew this country would be incomplete without her!” Moore declared in his speech When asked about the importance of highlighting immigrants as patriots “People are too easy to bastardize this term patriotism… The thing I wanted to highlight is that when we talk about patriots my grandfather was maybe the greatest patriot that I’ve ever met.” Moore concluded his address with a powerful charge to the graduates: “Live in such a way… that when you hand off this country to the next generation… your descendants will say back… ‘They understood the assignment.’ That is the most patriotic thing that you can do.” He elaborated on this “assignment” for today’s graduates entering a divided America: “I’m asking them to lean in and I’m asking them to truly be patriots… not in this faux definition of the word A patriot is someone who understands this country’s history but doesn’t use that as an excuse to lean out but they use it as a motivation to lean in.” “I want them to be a part of history,” Moore said of the graduates “I want them to put their fingerprints on a better future this country is incomplete without them.” Despite speculation about a possible presidential run in 2028 Moore told ESSENCE he remains firmly focused on addressing current challenges “Anybody who is spending their time positioning themselves for 2028 is not taking 2025 seriously,” he said firmly “I’m seeing federal workers who are my folks getting laid off I’m seeing how our economy is getting thrown into the wind with these random tariff policies.” The governor emphasized his commitment to his current role: “I’m very focused on making sure that in this time of crisis and in this time of chaos the people of my state know they have a fighter as their governor and they have someone who meets chaos with calm and meets chaos with resolve.” Moore’s message delivered a vision of patriotism that is active honest and inclusive—one that honors the past while committing to a better future you are the living custodians of our nation’s past and the architects of its present,” Moore said “And the relationship you build with this country will help determine our future.” This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License All of EdNC’s content is open source and free to republish Please use the following guidelines when republishing our content Please email Anna Pogarcic at [email protected] if you have any questions Celeste “Lisa” Frazier remembers when the building where she teaches now didn’t exist the area only consisted of a two-way road stretching through the land Considered the baby of the bunch out of five children Frazier also remembers being the only one of her siblings to attend Rock Springs Elementary during the start of desegregation “There weren’t many of us there,” she stated recalling how many of the Black students remained at a school located where a Catholic church currently stands Frazier went on to attend East Lincoln High School (ELHS) the same school where she would ultimately land a teaching role after graduating college Lincoln County has continued to be the place that Frazier calls home  “I’ve always wanted to be a special education teacher,” Frazier shared.  she would often find herself wandering into Jeanie Travis’s class where she was allowed to help out around the classroom or simply play with the students This continued into high school as Frazier accompanied Wanda Reynolds the teacher she eventually replaced at ELHS following Reynolds’ retirement Frazier recalled receiving many inquiries from her father regarding her reason for inviting numerous of her peers to their home It was common for her to extend a welcome particularly to other students who were bullied for their differences.  I did it in the neighborhood — the kids in the neighborhood that I knew that would have problems I was always that nurturer,” she said.  while many kids her age opted to play outside Frazier said that she preferred taking care of her cousin Faced with a condition that prohibited Jimmy Poo from feeding himself or completing many other actions independently although other children were afraid of him having possessed the patience and tolerance necessary to endure having her hair pulled and face sobbed on “I just knew then ‘this is what I’m doing for the rest of my life,’” she expressed Her pursuit to serve students with learning and developmental differences led her to Winston-Salem State University (WSSU) Having been raised in a time and place where her classrooms were predominantly white Frazier said that it was impactful to experience “Black people being together” and the culture that is offered at historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) “It was the best experience that I’ve ever had in my life,” Frazier said on top of taking 18 credit hours every semester Frazier was extremely immersed in campus life Big Sister and served as president of the Student National Education Association during her senior year Frazier became a member of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Frazier secured a work-study position as a tutor in the athletic department under the late Clarence”Big House” Gaines she worked on the adolescent ward of a behavioral health center working to explore a multitude of interests “You couldn’t get that experience sitting in your dorm,” she asserted Her connection and involvement at WSSU has continued as an alum Frazier proudly shared that since graduating in 1984 her return to Winston-Salem marked the 40th anniversary celebration for her graduating class Frazier initially accepted a teaching position in Virginia becoming a high school teacher with Lincoln County schools she taught a math and English resource course in addition to coaching basketball Once presented with the opportunity to reconnect with her former high school basketball coach she worked for him during his time as principal at East Lincoln Junior High Frazier transitioned with Barkley to East Lincoln High School in the following years where she remained until she first retired in 2014 Her time away from the classroom was short lived. Beginning in 2018, Frazier started tutoring with Lincoln County Schools. In 2021, she was welcomed back full-time at Lincoln Charter as an Exceptional Children teacher Frazier remained on the move through her volunteerism and service in her community It was in her first year at WSSU that she was introduced to the Special Olympics in Forsyth County she was also recruited to be a coach by Karen Leonhardt Frazier took over the coordinator role following Leonhardt’s retirement “A lot of people thought that this was a job but I’ve never been paid to do this,” she explained her experience with the Special Olympics as a volunteer is done sheerly out of love.  This commitment to individuals with special needs meant that she also focused on expanding access and opportunities Camp Love is one initiative used to expose her athletes to different experiences The five-day sports camp allows participants to engage in various activities Frazier offers a three-day music camp to her athletes allowing them to interact with professional musicians the summer camp focuses on incorporating music Frazier shared that both programs have grown over time 50 students participated in the music camp and 70 participated in weeklong Camp Love Frazier stated that they don’t just focus on playing she also prepares students for various public experiences such as learning job skills or teaching them how to communicate their order at restaurants and impact of providing new opportunities to her student athletes Frazier expressed the importance of treating individuals with special needs with dignity understanding that they are capable of learning new things Her one stipulation was that she would only foster kids who had special needs recognizing the difficulty of finding them a placement “That’s just where my heart has been all my life,” she said Frazier stated that what she does isn’t about recognition or compensation but rather about loving people she has been reminded that she wouldn’t make money in her line of work I don’t need your money because I’m already rich.”  Frazier’s 40+ years as an educator and servant leader have landed her much recognition she was recently crowned the 2024 Lincoln County’s “Woman of the Year” for her effort and dedication to her community While Frazier said she felt honored and humbled she asserted that the recognition and accolades won’t change what she does — “taking care of people Derick Lee is a storyteller and associate director of culture and partnerships for EdNC © 2025 EducationNC. 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Visit image gallery to purchase the image Vice-chancellor Prof Grant Edwards said it was a positive time for the university ‘‘Our student population continues to grow Currently we are sitting at over 5000 students which is the largest the university has ever been This has basically come off the back of very heavy domestic growth in the student population A part of that is we have strategically moved the university to a postgraduate-intensity university and at this point of time over half our students are postgraduates and over half are over the age of 25.’’ He said Lincoln had continued to develop research pathways at a domestic and international level the university was ready to address some of the big agri-food challenges including how to feed a growing world population a changing and warming climate with more severe weather events and an understanding agriculture was a significant contributor to climate change He said the university had gone through a considerable transformation itself the past three or four years was completed with upgrades made to student buildings and sport and recreation facility A decarbonisation plan was in place for the decommissioning of the coal burner with a large commitment to solar energy generation early next year as well as the restoration of the Ivey West and Memorial Hall The strategic plan was committed to Lincoln being a specialist university for the land-based sectors He had provided the introduction for the NZ Institute of Agricultural & Horticultural Science’s Canterbury Forum – Nitrogen: Friend or Foe Prof Edwards said the turnout was the largest he had seen at a forum in the past four years ‘‘Obviously it’s a reflection of either the renewed vigour in agricultural and horticultural science and interest around that or particularly in the topic here today: Nitrogen: Friend or Foe?’’ The nitrogen issue was another dilemma representing the balance between production ‘‘Lincoln is certainly up for the challenge and directed to this we have developed a new qualification .. which is the master of environment and agriculture Lincoln University has designed a new qualification dedicated to teaching students how to leave out the tension between environment and agriculture to achieve better results for both and drive the future of food production systems." The Lincoln County Sheriff's Office reports 86-year-old Richard Everson of Nezperce The Lincoln County Sheriff's Office is asking for help in finding a missing man left family he was visiting in the Libby area early Sunday morning He was possibly traveling back to Idaho after leaving Montana He is believed to be driving a gray 2006 Buick Rainier with an Idaho license plate 3L16877 Everson suffers from severe dementia and needs heart medication Anyone with information about Everson is asked to contact the Lincoln County Sheriff's Office at 406-293-4112 VW Sell More EVs, Yet Makes a Lot Less Money Ram Reveals Revamped, Stylish Sub-$50K 1500 Express As a smaller package to Lincoln's bigger Aviator and Navigator the $51,890 Nautilus plays alongside many rivals in the 2-row midsize luxury SUV segment The 2025 model year marks a bold redesign for Lincoln’s Chinese-made SUV but behind its sleek looks is a vehicle designed to deliver passengers more comfort and technology Though it is more akin to a family hauler than a high-performance sports car the new Nautilus is a compelling choice among many in this competitive segment the Nautilus has a 2-liter turbocharged inline four-cylinder that makes 250 horsepower and 275 pound-feet of torque For those who want more power and better efficiency Lincoln also offers the Nautilus with a hybrid powertrain that combines the same motor with a 100kW electric motor for a total output of 310 horsepower The hybrid also delivers improved fuel economy with an EPA-estimated 30 miles per gallon in the city compared to an EPA-estimated 21 miles per gallon city 29 highway and 24 combined with the standard gas engine Front-wheel drive is standard with optional all-wheel-drive while hybrids get all-wheel drive standard But while the Nautilus may be efficient under the hood its strongest suit is what it offers inside the cabin The standout feature of the 2025 Nautilus’s interior is a massive 48-inch panoramic digital display that stretches from one end of the dashboard to the other it integrates Lincoln’s latest infotainment software featuring wireless Apple CarPlay and Amazon Alexa with the digital gauges into a seamless interface akin to an expensive curved gaming monitor Optional extras include a Revel Ultima 3D audio system and a head-up display but over 100 cubic feet of generous passenger space comes standard the rear cargo area offers 36.4 cubic feet of space expanding to 71.3 cubic feet with the rear seats folded; more than enough for Costco and IKEA runs of all types While the Nautilus may not be the sportiest option in its class, it tries to deliver a frills-free and cushy ride with available features like adaptive suspension and Ford's own BlueCruise hands-free driving system The result is an SUV that prioritizes ease and a lower MSRP may be tempted to see the 2025 Lincoln Nautilus as a genuine option buyers may sway to other cars in this segment from South Korea and Japan that also offer aggressive styling Lincoln may be a Ford product, but don't be fooled into thinking that this sloped-back Genesis GV70 is some sort of fancified Hyundai Tucson wearing a fancy tuxedo the Genesis starts at a lower MSRP of $46,200 around the similar starting point of the Lincoln Nautilus and a surround view monitor on top of unique features like a fingerprint authenticator The GV70 comes standard with a 300 horsepower turbocharged 2.5-liter inline-four cylinder with the option to move up to a 375 horsepower twin-turbo 3.5-liter V6 in higher trims All GV70s come standard with an eight-speed automatic transmission connected to an all-wheel drive drivetrain The EPA rates the four-banger GV70 at 19 mpg city and 26 mpg highway while the V6 slightly reduces highway fuel economy achieving 19 mpg city and 24 mpg on the highway While one may be tempted with its interior pleasing-to-the-touch materials that compliment its many advanced features it falls short when it comes to raw passenger space compared to the Lincoln It provides less rear legroom (37.2 inches in the GV70 its 28.9 cubic feet of rear cargo room with the seats up falls short of the 36.4 in the Lincoln For 2025, the boffins at Honda's luxury division, Acura have given a stylish new look to the MDX's exterior and a more refined interior and in its place is a 12.3-inch touchscreen with built-in Google Assistant The $51,200 MDX comes standard with a a 290-horsepower 3.5-liter V6 connected to a 10-speed automatic transmission it can be optioned with Acura's Super-Handling All Wheel Drive (SH-AWD) as well as a 355 horsepower Turbocharged 3-liter V6 in the top-trim MDX Type S 3.5-liter V6 MDX models at 19 mpg city and 26 mpg highway while the all wheel drive MDX with the same engine gets 19 mpg city and 25 highway While the MDX can deliver sports-sedan handling and a 5.5-second 0-60 mph time with its most powerful motor it is the only SUV on this list that features a third row it provides ample room for passengers and cargo Compared to the Lincoln's 39.8 inches of headroom and 43.1 inches of legroom the Acura falls a bit short at 38.1 inches and 38.5 inches in its second row the Acura unlocks a total of 48.4 cubic inches of cargo room over the the 36.4 in the Lincoln There are reasons to why the Lexus RX has been the top-selling mid-size luxury SUV for 26 consecutive years Though it is a five-seater that makes for a more comfortable quiet boulevard and highway cruiser than a face-ripping backroad blaster it is a compelling package for many buyers The RX comes standard with a 275-horsepower 2.5-liter turbocharged inline-four cylinder connected to an 8-speed automatic transmission the Lexus comes standard with front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive can be ticked as an option The EPA rates the RX350 at 22 mpg city and 29 mpg highway while the AWD version gets 21 mpg city and 28 mpg highway its 102 cubic feet of passenger space falls short of the 113.5 cubic feet in the Lincoln and its 30 cubic feet of cargo space behind the rear seats is slightly less than the 36.4 cubic feet in the Lincoln the RX comes standard with a 9.8-inch infotainment touchscreen whereas higher trims get a giant 14-inch screen Apple CarPlay and Android Auto come standard while optional navigation and a head-up display complement a modern interior design featuring ambient lighting and open-pore wood trim The Lincoln Nautilus may provide more space and more compelling features than some of the choices listed above this competitive segment offers wildly different choices providing different specialites behind each nameplate; whether it be the ultra-premium feel of the Genesis the sports-sedan handling and optional HiPo-output from the Acura or the security of being behind one of the most trusted luxury marques in the market So if you're thinking about buying the Lincoln Nautilus drive before you decide and you might have something cool and different on your driveway LLC and respective content providers on this website Other product and company names shown may be trademarks of their respective owners LLC and respective content providers to this website may receive compensation for some links to products and services on this website A stretch of lakefront roadway will be closed on May 6, as Milwaukee County takes another stab at removing the abandoned boat "Deep Thought" from Lake Michigan Here's which road closures to plan for Tuesday and how the latest boat removal attempt will work. North Lincoln Memorial Drive will be closed in both directions between Lafayette Hill Road and East Water Tower Road to "ensure public safety and accommodate heavy equipment," according to Milwaukee County Parks. No traffic or parking will be allowed along the road. At both intersections, there will be marked detours to redirect traffic westbound. The impacted area of Lincoln Memorial Drive will be closed to parking starting the evening of Monday, May 6. Parked vehicles during that time may be towed. Traffic will be closed from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Tuesday, May 6. How will the boat removal work?Three cranes will be set up on land to lift the boat from the water, according to Milwaukee County Parks. There will also be security perimeter around the removal, which will be executed by All City Towing. "Removing a large boat from the shoreline isn’t something we do every day, so it takes careful planning and coordination,” Guy Smith, executive director of Milwaukee County Parks, said in a news release. “We’re grateful for the community’s patience as we work to clear the site and restore this stretch of the lakefront.”  This story has been updated because an earlier version included an inaccuracy. Kelley Blue Book Kelley Blue Book® Values and pricing are based in part on transactions in your area. Your ZIP code also helps us find local deals and highlight other available offers. Kelley Blue Book® Values and pricing are based in part on transactions in your area Your ZIP code also helps us find local deals and highlight other available offers Ford and its Lincoln luxury arm have recalled 160,729 vehicles because their rearview cameras may show a distorted or blank image Ford tells the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) that corrosion on an electrical terminal can prevent the camera from transmitting an image Dealers will fix it by replacing the camera Automakers recall many cars, sometimes more than once. Manufacturers try to reach every owner to warn them. However, some may fall through the system’s cracks and are left unknowingly driving recalled cars. Check our easy recall tool to determine if your vehicle has any outstanding recalls Simply choose the content you'd like to receive below and we'll send it straight to your inbox Receive upcoming articles by this KBB.com expert The Federal Trade Commission declined to defend a court challenge to a rule that would have limited junk fees in car sales The 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 has regained access to the $7,500 federal EV tax rebate after briefly losing its qualifying status Jaguar and Land Rover have resumed importing new cars into the U.S after pausing shipments over recently imposed tariffs Lincoln University student Jonathan Jamieson is the latest recipient of Ravensdown’s Hugh Williams Memorial Scholarship founded in memory of Hugh Williams; a Ravensdown director from 1987 to 2000,  aims to encourage undergraduate study in an agricultural or horticultural degree and offers $5000 per year for a student studying at Lincoln or Massey universities Children of Ravensdown shareholders are eligible to apply Jamieson has always had a strong passion for agriculture which led him to pursue a Bachelor of Commerce in Agriculture at Lincoln University  “I’ve always known I wanted to work in the sector  “During last year’s harvest I woke up at 5:30am to go asparagus picking to help fund my studies This scholarship will allow me to focus even more on my academic and career goals,” he said Jamieson is focusing on agribusiness and the science behind the industry  “I’ve grown up working on farms with the goal of one day owning my own farm But deepening my understanding and learning the science behind it has been fascinating  “My studies relate directly to what I’m doing now,” he said I can now identify different plants and know how to care for them.  “I also learnt that farming is about looking after the soil It sustains everything in the agricultural sector We have a responsibility to care for it for future generations.” Jamieson was awarded the Prime Minister’s Scholarship which allowed him to travel to Vietnam for six weeks There he completed an agribusiness paper and learnt about the Vietnamese agricultural sector Ravensdown CEO Garry Diack said Jamieson’s academic excellence and enthusiasm for the science behind farming made his entry stand out “Jonathan shows a clear understanding of the importance of science for all forms of farming and a passion for its ability to improve how we farm in the future.” Chris Jones from Bayleys Real Estate said the site in Lincoln's Earlsbrook development is now available for a commercial retirement home operator or lifestyle village Jones said the retirement village would "inject substantial economic benefits into the region" "The successful purchaser will be investing tens of millions into the development bringing lasting benefits to Lincoln and the surrounding areas.” The 7.3ha site is set to go on the market soon The Earlsbrook development on the outskirts of Lincoln is one of Canterbury’s largest master-planned subdivisions with room for 2100 new homes The retirement village site is next to the development’s retail area Stage one of the subdivision is already under construction “There is massive buyer demand for this location and we already have huge interest for future stages.” Earlsbrook is being developed by The Carter Group Director Tim Carter said it has been designed with walkable spaces and plenty of green areas "creating a true community atmosphere" A Canterbury town's makeover is due to begin this year eight years after the plans were first adopted Selwyn District Council created the original Lincoln Town Centre plan in 2016 which focused on upgrading Gerald Street from Lincoln University to the Liffey Stream by James Street The plan had five elements: buildings and active frontages It involved "comprehensive consultation" and developed "subsequent actions for council to undertake to support the traditional village character of the town centre as it grows" The region was the fastest-growing in the country - the population almost doubling in the last 10 years - and the renewal was desperately needed according to community advocacy group Lincoln Voice "We want it to actually get done because [the council] have been talking about it for so long," spokesperson Denise Carrick said and it was important to keep that feel while ensuring the town continued to be safe and accessible "[The plan] includes things like cycleways through the main town There had been a noticeable rise in crashes this year especially involving intersections and pedestrians It was the main topic in the group's submission on the council's Waikirikiri ki Tua Future Selwyn project which was asking the community to imagine what the district would look like in 50 to 100 years "There's also extra car parking going in [under the renewal plan] which will take cars off the road and make it safer as well," Carrick said The council's executive director of property and infrastructure said the plan had always been produced as a long-term vision "It was acknowledged at the time that it would be some years before the plan would be actioned as the council had already committed to other long-term upgrade projects which would need to be completed first as they had been agreed with the community first," he said the upgrades were scheduled to begin in the 2027/2028 financial year The budget for the original works was approximately $27m "This work was brought forward in the 2024-2034 Long-Term Plan at a budget of approximately $46 million and we are working to begin the first stage of the Gerald Street upgrade in this financial year," Mason said "That sounds like great news if it does actually start this year," Carrick said Further information would be released in the next few months An entire community has been told it'll be evicted - but some are feeling stressed and cannot afford to buy anywhere else New census data reveals the district with the most rapid population growth is in Canterbury Selwyn District Councillors have voted to review the deadline by which residents living in the Upper Selwyn Huts must leave Te Whare Wānaka o Aoraki Lincoln University welcomed a delegation from the Euroleague for Life Sciences (ELLS) to its campus in March marking the alliance’s first official visit to Aotearoa New Zealand Lincoln University is the sole ELLS partner in New Zealand and one of the only two based outside Europe Representatives from the majority of member universities attended with the four-day meeting solidifying and strengthening Lincoln’s partnership with the ELLS alliance Damian Lodge said it was wonderful to host ELLS partners and show them Lincoln University’s revitalised campus research facilities and new educational programmes “This was an opportunity for the specialised agricultural and life sciences universities from Europe to meet with our academic staff build networks and discuss student mobility and potential future research collaborations,” says Mr Lodge Professor Arnold Bregt from Wageningen University in the Netherlands says he was impressed by the facilities at Lincoln University and enjoyed the welcoming environment we were delighted to visit Lincoln University We host meetings at a different member university annually We have especially enjoyed visiting the University’s farms and research facilities and learning about the planned agrivoltaic installation,” said Prof Bregt “ELLS is an alliance of land-based universities each focusing on areas including natural resource management environmental sciences and rural development This cohesion allows ELLS to promote the global exchange of knowledge and innovation through student exchanges offering students many amazing opportunities from undergraduate to post-graduate studies.” Unique to ELLS is the annual Scientific Student Conference established over a decade ago to encourage students within the life sciences to engage with one another and share their research The student-centric event is organised by ELLS’ Student Association (ELSA) was among the delegation visiting Lincoln University “Each member and partner university in ELLS has two student representatives on ELSA I was excited to come to Lincoln and share what we do with Lincoln University Students’ Association and organise the appointment of two student representatives to ELSA,” said Ms Otcova has already established a student exchange with Lincoln to encourage student mobility and knowledge exchange “The Master of Natural Resources Management and Ecological Engineering from Lincoln allows students to study for a semester at BOKU University in Vienna,” said Professor Hermann Bürstmayr from BOKU University “There are many benefits to exchanges like this Not only are students experiencing a different culture but they are also expanding their skills and knowledge in new areas with the view of adopting new methods that can create more sustainable systems worldwide,” he said Information and Events for the New Zealand Public Service Contact us: newsdesk@insidegovernment.co.nz Traveling across the country by roads used to be nearly impossible But Carl Fisher had a vision for a coast-to-coast highway that would open up America to anyone with a car the Lincoln Highway became the nation’s first transcontinental thoroughfare stretching from New York City to San Francisco traveling across country by automobile didn’t make much sense Paved roads didn’t exist beyond city limits and usually only in the commercial areas of larger cities or motels on the roads between communities either If your vehicle got stuck in the mud or broke down you had to rely on someone coming along to help most travelers still found it easier to take the train Fisher realized that if it were more practical people would choose driving themselves over a train’s timetable and that would lead to more automobile sales In 1912 — the year after he held the first Indy 500 on his brick-paved Indiana Motor Speedway — Fisher began planning what would become America’s first transcontinental highway a gravel road connecting Times Square in New York City to the upcoming 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco He called it the Coast-to-Coast Rock Highway The name didn’t last, but stretches of the Lincoln Highway, redesignated to honor America’s 16th president, still exist today in states like Nebraska, Pennsylvania, Illinois, and Ohio. According to Russell S. Rein, field secretary of the Lincoln Highway Association (LHA), you can use the map on the association’s website to retrace the route and even track whether you’re on its first Rein says driving the Lincoln Highway offers a look at how automotive travel evolved over the decades Funding and logistics impacted the original 1913 route Department of Transportation didn’t exist at that time Fisher turned to auto manufacturers and affiliated industries cutting a new road through the country didn’t make sense so Fisher and his newly formed LHA connected existing roads through as many major cities as possible to create a transcontinental route Paint-marked telephone poles let drivers know they were on the new Lincoln Highway, but little else immediately changed. The LHA’s 1916 Official Road Guide called the journey “something of a sporting proposition” and estimated it would take a “pleasure party” about 20-30 days to make the trip from coast to coast they might face rockslides going through mountain passes or get stuck in the mud and have to wait for a horsedrawn wagon to pull them out manager of visitor services at the Lincoln Highway Heritage Corridor in Pennsylvania travelers had to properly equip themselves with supplies like a shovel for digging out of mud The Official Road Guide also encouraged them to take camp supplies like a 5-gallon milk can for water and Vaseline for gun maintenance and burns the highway could be likened to having your own private jet after flying commercial They could suddenly travel whenever they wanted and could get to their destination in less time as the highway improved He didn’t just want a coast-to-coast highway but an improved one that encouraged people to drive To showcase what interstate highways could be the LHA created “seedling miles” by donating cement to communities and asking them to pave their section adding features like electric lights and roadside art to their paved example the difference between paved and unpaved was obvious Fisher hoped that once drivers experienced concrete roads they’d fund similar construction in their communities The LHA had a slogan for the plan: “Great oaks from little acorns grow; long roads of concrete from seedling miles will spring.” and it quickly earned its nickname Main Street of America for two reasons the highway went through many towns on their main road But the Lincoln Highway also served as the nation’s literal Main Street connecting towns and cities in the same way a community’s main road connected essentials like the store and doctor’s office While many took the Lincoln Highway to get from one coast to the other or to visit one of the newly formed national parks they were just as likely to pack a picnic and go for a Sunday drive Eisenhower didn’t fall into any of these categories crossed the nation on the Lincoln Highway as part of a military convoy Rein says the Army wanted to demonstrate how improved roads could help move men and equipment more efficiently “I’m sure that inspired Eisenhower to have an interstate system when he was president,” he continues Before Eisenhower signed the Federal-Aid Highway Act 1956 an association of state highway and transportation departments adopted a numbered highway system to replace named ones in 1926 but the numbered highways didn’t always correspond to existing named highways As a result the Lincoln Highway became US 30 through the Midwest and US 40 US 50 and other numbered highways elsewhere So drivers could still follow the Lincoln Highway its highway association created 3,000 concrete markers and asked local Boy Scout Troops to place them because the original Lincoln Highway didn’t perfectly align with the new numbered highways Rein believes that replacing the Lincoln Highway with numbered highways and rerouting portions of it led to the the highway’s decline faster-moving highways such as the Pennsylvania Turnpike the Lincoln Highway had begun seeing less traffic As the Lincoln Highway faded into the background of numbered highways, Route 66 rose to prominence and has remained there for the last 100 years (The so-called Mother Road celebrates its centennial in 2026.) Simpson credits the early 1960s TV show Route 66 and the iconic Chuck Berry song “(Get Your Kicks on) Route 66,” with its popularity adding that Route 66 is also a little easier to navigate today That doesn’t mean it isn’t worth the effort to experience the Lincoln Highway a member of the LHA board of directors representing Nebraska encourages people to get off the interstate and explore the Lincoln Highway “It’s a two-lane road that takes you through rural America,” she says “You’re going through a small town every seven to ten miles past cafes and post offices and historic buildings.” She points to Lincoln Highway-era sights visitors can see while taking the route through Nebraska as examples: a seedling mile in Grand Island a gift shop with a fort-like facade in North Platte a giant covered wagon pulled by statuesque oxen in Kearney and a brick-paved road that is listed in the National Register of Historic Places in Elkhorn Motorists today can also see the painted telephone poles and concrete markers drivers once followed across the nation on the Lincoln Highway driving the highway is driving through time and he encourages everyone to experience it It drives past unique sights like the coffee pot in Pennsylvania and attractions along the Lincoln Highway have fallen into disrepair and been torn down have fallen victim to fire and other disasters “Why do I want to convince our visitors to see the Lincoln Highway?” he asks referring to the people who visit the Lincoln Highway Heritage Corridor’s museum in Latrobe Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Sign up to receive the Woman's Day e-Newsletter and offers we choose to share with you straight to your inbox  By joining, you agree to our Privacy Policy & Terms of Use Wally Lewis declared it was the “happiest day of his life” as he wed his love Lynda Adams the day after Anzac Day in a no-expenses spared bridal extravaganza Behind the scenes, though, Woman’s Day reveals that the footy legend’s three grown-up children spent the better part of the day enjoying family time with their mum Jacqui chose not to attend the over-the-top nuptials despite their famous dad reportedly pleading with them to reconsider and support him on his big day and Lynda made their way down the aisle at St Mary’s Anglican Church in Brisbane’s Kangaroo Point youngest son Lincolnwas attending an Australian Tourism Exchange event at the city’s nearby Convention Centre “So honoured to be the MC today for this year’s Tourism @australia ATE,” the actor posted to Instagram the normally happy-go-lucky Lincoln was hurting and feels incredibly betrayed and let down by the man who for most of his life was his greatest hero – all three kids have been through the wringer since 2021 when their dad announced the shock split after 36 years married to their mum,” the insider spills It’s been 41 years between nuptials for the king of rugby league tied the knot with his great love Jacqueline Green at Brisbane’s St John’s Cathedral [a mere 2km from his weekend nuptials] – marking the beginning of one of the sweetest love stories in Australian sporting history “Wally and Jacqui had the traditional church wedding at one of Brisbane’s finest landmarks – and four decades on new bride Lynda wanted the same – complete with all the trimmings,” says the insider “But this time around Lynda was sure it would be bigger and better – she enlisted a team of wedding planners who made sure the reception venue at Old Government House was dressed to impress – it was like a Hollywood production but he did have his close buddy and former teammate Gene Miles as his best man – and fellow Queenslander Paul “Fatty” Vautin was on the guest list The rest of the wedding party of six were Lynda’s clan Townsville millionaire businessman Mark Adams – even Sydney’s boyfriendJack was in the official party Which makes it even more sad that not one of Wally’s kids will feature in the couple’s wedding album.” And while Wally’s first family continue to support each other Jacqui has not just moved on – she’s blossoming “You can be sure she’s not the bitter ex sitting around seething – she’s so happy,” says a close friend “She’s at her best when she’s with family especially the four grandchildren – she’s loving her job but she’s one strong woman – the fact she remained so dignified and silent throughout all this is testament to the sort of person she is,” adds the friend “It’s all very well for people to say the kids need to move on but only a few people know the whole story of what really happened and how ugly the split actually was.” Woman’s Day is committed to bringing entertainment and lifestyle news to women all over Australia The approved resource consent was signed off last week by the Selwyn District Council Stage one starts on Springs Rd and runs east along Collins Rd It will feature 178 residential housing lots There are also plans for eight super lots in the north of the subdivision to allow for higher-density developments in the future Whether these will involve housing or retail is not yet clear Lot 4000 will be a 3.02ha commercial super lot The 4ha school lot (4001) will house a future primary school Carter Group director Tim Carter said in May stage one would include 250 residential lots A spokesperson for Carter Group would not say why the number of residential lots had decreased when asked by Selwyn Times No announcement has been made on what brand of supermarket will be built at the site or what the size of the new school roll would be the Selwyn Times understands construction work at the site will start this month The subdivision has faced opposition from Lincoln residents with advocacy group Lincoln Voice taking Carter Group to the Environment Court Lincoln Voice’s appeal to stop the subdivision going ahead failed after the council approved the zoning changes to the area when it signed off its District Plan in August last year The subdivision’s approval through the 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Mary Todd Lincoln who pines for the cabaret stage but is constantly undermined by her homosexual husband who just happens to be the President of the United States Oh, Mary! had its world-premiere opening in February 2024 at the Lucille Lortel Theatre, where it quickly became the must-have ticket of the off-Broadway season. It transferred to the Lyceum over the summer. TheaterMania’s critic has called it “the funniest comedy on Broadway.” It is nominated for five Tony Awards The production is directed by Sam Pinkleton The musical opens at the Imperial Theatre on April 10 Get the best deals and latest updates on theater and shows by signing up for TheaterMania's newsletter today!