Welcome to Friday, April 7. Please look around and take it all in because its shelf life is only 24 hours.

Weather

50s with sun and clouds during the day.

Seven degrees of Rob Halford?

British Steel is the sixth studio album by the heavy metal band Judas Priest. Released in April of 1980, it was recorded at Tittenhurst Park, the home of former Beatles drummer Ringo Starr.

Welcome to the United States

Sooo, this week the former president of the country was arrested, we learned that a Supreme Court Justice accepted expensive gifts and private plane trips from a wealthy Texas real estate investor because he could and the Tennessee legislature expelled two representatives for using a bullhorn.

What are we going to do for an encore?

On this date in 1973

A Bristol group filed suit to stop the building of the “Woolco” Shopping Plaza because it would “pollute, impair and destroy the public trust in the water and or other natural resources.”

The Cartwheel

Don’t slouch, Bristol and see ya Monday if we are still here.

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