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This was confirmed by Leader of Government Business in the House Camille Robinson-Regis, after Elder’s strongly ... The Parliament was then set to meet tomorrow afternoon to debate the nominations.

Disneyland Paris, Europe's leading destination with over 15 million visitors a year, regularly closes certain attractions for maintenance and improvements. Discover the calendar of closures to ...

It's one of the most popular attractions in the Disneyland Paris parks: Big Thunder Mountain, or the Mine Train, will close for several months between January and summer 2025 due to renovations.

Michael Burrey, a restoration carpentry teacher at the North Bennet Street School, brought his woodworking expertise to the Paris landmark.

For decades, Disneyland has been known as “The Happiest Place on Earth,” a dream destination for families across the world. Beyond tickets, hotel stays, Genie+ (formerly FastPass), dining ...

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Harry Robinson Jr. recently retired after leading the African American Museum of Dallas for 50 years. He is photographed in the museum at Dallas’ Fair Park, Dec. 30, 2024.(Tom Fox / Staff ...