Spanning the Jazz Globe from Jamaica
By Ken Grady LATELY, I’ve been writing about Jazz in Brazil, Chile, Panama and Peru. So, I figured it was time to...
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Edward gets second 200 meter win in Diamond League
PANAMANIAN sprinter Alonso Edward picked up his second 200 meters win of the season in the prestigious Diamond League Athletics...
New food experience for Panama City
SIX OF PANAMA’S award wiining chefs were on hand on Thursday July 30, for the opening of the city’s latest...
Bruised but not out, Panama defeats US
UNDETERRED, or pehaps motivated by the referee assisted loss to Mexico in the semi-finals of the Concacaf Gold Cup, Panama,...
NEW ON THE BLOCK: Indian cuisine with a Canadian link
Dining out with Margot Thomas TWO Indian born Canadians are fast becoming the talk of the dining-out fraternity as lovers of...
NEW ON THE BLOCK: Food Truck Alley hits Panama
THIS IS THE FIRST of a series of features introducing Newsroom readers to new or refurbished ventures, in Panama, including...
Getting a laugh out of Joseph Stalin
By Margot Thomas LIFE IN the former Soviet Union under Josef Stalin was not much of a joke for millions...
Live Panama Jazz keeping hope alive
By Ken Grady WEDNESDAY, last week, was a night to remember at the Teatro Amador, but Panama needs more of them ...
A sweet start to Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre
By Margot Thomas HOW MANY TIMES have you uttered “I’m dying for a chocolate”? But how far are you prepared...
Three-minute Film Festival returns to Panama
By Margot Thomas JUST THREE MINUTES to tell you story and captivate a film going audience might seem a short...
THE JAZZ SCENE: Latin Divas Shine Light on African Influence
By Ken Grady AFRICANS have influenced music in the Americas for over 500 years. One example, Africans brought the beat...
Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre: A “sweet” night out
By Margot Thomas RESERVATIONS for the fourth Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre are already rolling in according to the CanadaPLUS...
