It's been over a week since and memorials across the nation are in remembrance. On Monday, the Pittsburgh Pirates followed in and honored the hometown celebrity with a touching moment of silence before the game. The team also put together a video tribute that played on the massive jumbotron at PNC Park, with a special message over the park speakers.

'Mac was a rapper, a singer, a producer and had a very bright future in the industry ahead of him. Locally, Mac is remembered as a hometown kid who sang about our city where his heart clearly remained,' the announcer intoned somberly. 'Our thoughts are with his parents, his grandmother and all of his family and friends who mourn his passing.' The Pirates also shared a photo of the mournful moment of silence, showing the team standing in respect as they watched the video tribute play for those in attendance. 'Tonight, a pregame moment of silence for Pittsburgh’s own, Mac Miller,' the team captioned the photo. Tonight, a pregame moment of silence for Pittsburgh’s own, Mac Miller.

— Pirates (@Pirates) The Pirates' tribute comes two days after by playing his hit track, 'Knock Knock,' the lead single off his 2010 mixtape, K.I.D.S., during the game. Running back James Conner also paid his respects with an incredible pair of custom-painted cleats featuring Miller's face, as well as some of his song titles and lyrics. Conner showed the footwear off on Twitter before hitting the field, where he played the entire game in the honorary cleats. Reuters Iran said on Sunday it would continue missile tests to build up its defences and denied this was in breach of U.N.

Resolutions following U.S. Allegations that Tehran had tested a new missile capable of carrying multiple warheads. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Saturday condemned what he called Iran's testing of a medium-range ballistic missile in violation of the 2015 international agreement on the Iranian nuclear programme, from which Washington has withdrawn. 'Missile tests.

Are carried out for defence and the country's deterrence, and we will continue this,' Brigadier- General Abolfazl Shekarchi, spokesman for Iran's armed forces, was quoted as saying by the semi-official Tasnim news agency. CBC The Millican Ogden Community Association announced Sunday morning that the Jack Setters Arena, located at 2020 69th Avenue S.E., has been ordered temporarily closed by the city. Rick Smith, the community association's president, said the building — which is owned by the city — was deemed safe in an initial review done by the city following the collapse of the Fairview Arena's roof earlier this year. 'While there is no imminent danger of collapse unless a large snow load exists, the city's safety codes officer felt it necessary to act with an abundance of caution to protect citizen safety,' read a statement posted to the building's door. CBC It's the fourth day without power for hundreds of Islanders on P.E.I.

And also the fourth day for dozens of Maritime Electric crews working around the clock to get power restored. As of early Sunday evening, more than 1,400 customers were still without power, mostly in western P.E.I. Maritime Electric says not everyone will have their power restored by the end of the day. Bonnie Gaudet, owner of Our Family Traditions Restaurant in Tignish, gave 10 free meals to workers who stopped in for a break on Saturday.

Pittsburgh, PA – The Pittsburgh Pirates held a moment of silence for the late Mac Miller before Monday night’s (September 17) home game at PNC Park. A tribute video remembering the late Pittsburgh artist played on the jumbotron as the team bowed their heads. “Mac was a rapper, a singer, a producer and had a very bright future in the industry ahead of him,” the Pirates’ announcer said over the speakers. “Locally, Mac is remembered as a hometown kid who sang about our city where his heart clearly remained.

Pittsburgh Pirates Hold Pregame Moment Of Silence For Mac Download

Our thoughts are with his parents, his grandmother and all of his family and friends who mourn his passing.” Miller passed away of a suspected drug overdose on September 7 at his home in the San Fernando Valley. As the news spread, fans and fellow artists flooded social media with their condolences, illustrating Miller’s undeniable impact on the music industry. A public vigil was held at Blue Slide Park last week in his beloved hometown. Miller was 26.