Yet another beheading Whats the world going to

“Yet another beheading. What's the world going to do about ISIS? ”

After the beheading of another Western captive by ISIS, an international conference convened Monday in Paris to talk about how to tackle threat posed by the Islamic extremist group (ISIS). It was the third videotaped killing of a Western hostage released in less than a month. The latest killing, ISIS said, was "a message to the allies of America" -- a direct challenge to the United States. President Barack Obama announced last week that the United States would lead "a broad coalition to roll back this terrorist threat, " and that U. S. airstrikes against ISIS would expand from Iraq into Syria. The United States has said nearly 40 nations have agreed to contribute to the fight against ISIS, which has seized control of large areas of northern Iraq and Syria. But it remains unclear exactly which countries are on that list and what roles they'll play.

n n n In Other News CB West grad Mike Pettine gets first NFL win as head coach CLEVELAND — Billy Cundiff kicked a 29 -yard field goal with three seconds left, giving the Cleveland Browns a 26 -24 win over the New Orleans Saints on Sunday. Canal walk from Bristol to Easton planned Get those exercise shoes ready. The Friends of the Delaware Canal is hosting the 27 th annual Canal Walk, a 58. 9 -mile walking series on Saturdays this fall that will stretch from Easton to Bristol in Pennsylvania. The free, guided tours will start Oct. 4 at the Forks of the Delaware Recreation Area/Fishladder in Easton. On the four Saturdays thereafter, a different section of the canal will be explored, ending at Riverfront Park in Bristol on Nov. 1. This year’s walk will give hikers the opportunity to learn about the area’s past and future while taking in the autumn scenery of the canal and Delaware River corridor. New Flyers goalie mask unveiled Sunday in Middletown The start of the National Hockey League season means one thing for many hockey fans: new goalie mask designs. A lucky few got a sneak peek Sunday of one the Philadelphia Flyers’ new masks. Middletown artist Franny Drummond welcomed more than 100 hockey fanatics to Drummond Custom Airbrush Inc. off Hulmeville Road for the unveiling of the new mask he designed and painted for Flyers’ goalie Steve Mason. Since 2010, Drummond has been the go-to artist for creating uniquely airbrushed face protectors for Flyers’ goalies.