Sometimes bitter, sometimes comforting, the “new news” from the North on Tuesday, November 26 in Sambre-Avesnois, Cambrésis, Douaisis, Arrageois and Valenciennois to shine at the coffee machine.
Chalut ti zote, we are the Tuesday November 26. On the menu for your Chicory, the latest news from the North:
- It's the 331st day of the year and we celebrate Delphine. Born in Provence in the 13th century, the saint of the day lives piously with her husband Elzéar de Sabran. Becoming a widow, she died begging. The couple is buried in Apt Cathedral.
- The sun rises at 8:20 a.m. (-2 min) and sets at 4:49 p.m. (-1 min). Your day will last 08:29.
- On November 26, 1764, the Jesuits were expelled from France after having been expelled from Portugal.
My law has disrupted relations between men and women.
De Simone Veil / Le Figaro – 26 November 2004
Today's tweet on the announcement of the first names at the Main Square Festival…
Above your heads, Météo France is forecasting a few rays of sunshine in the morning over Valenciennois, Cambrésis, Douaisis and Avesnois, and rare showers over the Sambre. On the other hand, the afternoon promises to be more mixed with gray weather in the south of the department and a few drops near Douai and Valenciennes.
The latest news in Chicory: here are the 5 pieces of information from the North not to be missed
Remember, it was just a year ago…
Cambrai: the action of the Ultr’Acéistes, for an “Ultras Christmas”
Boussois: local residents want us to slow down in their street
Why did the constitutional council, chaired by Laurent Fabius, sit in Douai?
When Napoleon was passing through, under triumphal arches, in Saint-Saulve and Onnaing
Have a good day at ti zote tertoutes and tertous and see you tomorrow for a new Chicory!
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