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Newspaper
Chronicle Journal
Location
Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jan 27, 2024
Page
11
Naomi Klein arrives at a Vatican news conference as critics circle nominees announce seven categories including fiction debut translation. Final winners are scheduled for March 12 with Klein Lorrie Moore and Egyptian writer Ahmed Naji among the finalists.
The Critics Circle announced seven competitive category nominees for the National Book Critics Circle awards. Finalists include Lorrie Moore for fiction with I Am Homeless If This Is Not My Home and Naomi Klein for Doppelganger A Trip into the Mirror World. winners will be revealed March 12.
Amanda Peters blends a Mi kmaw Nova Scotia childhood with a parallel Nova Scotia and Maine backdrop. The Miknaw family harvests blueberries while Ruthie vanishes prompting a years long search and a sister Norma raised by a white American family to confront her origins.
Billionaire businessman and environmentalist Tom Steyer has written a guide addressing climate change. The Associated Press report notes Steyer outlines strategies and calls for policy shifts to reduce emissions and accelerate clean energy adoption.
The National Book Foundation and the Alfred P Sloan Foundation awarded ten thousand dollar prizes to Arthur Sze for The Glass Constellation Novayo Rosa Tshuma for Digging Stars and Brad Fox for The Bathysphere Book Effects of the Luminous Ocean Depths. The Bathysphere Book is science billed. all three works explore science and the natural world. Digging Stars follows an astronomer from Zimbabwe in a coming of age tale. Cheaper Faster Better How We ll Win the Climate War arrives May 28 from Spiegel & Grau.
Catch the Ace draw runs every Wednesday at 7pm at Columbus Centre 301 S May St with $5 tickets. Winners posted on Facebook. minimum $1000 payout. Also Friday attendance prizes. Meatball and spaghetti takeout menu available January 25 using 623-3252 for ordering and prepaid credit card payments.
Slovak Legion offers Catch the Ace Progressive Draw with a $1000 minimum prize, ticket sales 6 to 8 pm and draw at 8:30 pm on January 25, licence M861383. A 50 50 draw and a lunch buffet with desserts and beverages run same day, licences M868931. Bar Polonia hosts Kara oke with Jesse Horricks 9 pm to 1 am, January 25 24, at 209 N Cumberland St. Donations only. Anavet Unit 257 karaoke on January 26 from 8 pm to midnight at 610 Simpson St with phone 807 622 1921.
Friday January 26 features a 20 steak and spud dinner with sides from 5 to 7 pm at 229 Van Norman St Imperial Hall followed by 8 pm music by Pat Silvaggio in the Club room. Admission 5 with coupon 10 without. Also live entertainment Quest at Bar Polonia 209 N Cumberland St 8 to 11 pm with 10 cover and snacks. Buffet 11:30 to 1:30 includes dessert and beverages.
Listings show Saturday karaoke at 721 Gore St W from 8pm to midnight and music sessions including Two Chicks and a Fiddle at 8pm to midnight at Bar Polonia 209 N Cumberland St with a $5 cover. Also Frankiet classic country at 229 Van Norman St Upstairs Clubroom at 8pm with $5 admission. Also pickerel takeout Thursday Feb 1 with pre orders due Jan 31 for $22 per order. Country music dancing with Philip Schram on Feb 24 at Bar Polonia.
The Thunder Bay Injured Workers Group and allies host a support event February 1 at the OPSEU Building 326 Memorial Ave from 6 30 pm to 9 pm. Light snacks and beverages provided free. Call 622 8897 for support. NOSFA presents Anatomy of a Fall at Silver City January 31 showing 6 30 and 9 15 pm. Admission 10. Credit card or exact change. Hotline 625 5450.
The Port Arthur Legion Branch 5 hosts a Valentine Tea at 229 Van Norman Street with draw table bake table raffles and 50 50 plus more. Two seatings 12:00 1:30 and 2:00 3:30. advance tickets from Legion Club Room Tuesday through Sunday. Adults 8.00 and children 12 and under 4.00.
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