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A historic trifecta occurred when the Lismore Swans hosted the reformed Casino Lions at Oakes Oval on Saturday April 24.
Not only were the two clubs each playing their first match in the AFL North Coast league, it was also their inaugural ANZAC DAY Shield match – and the home side won by a leviathan 275 points. ANZAC DAY SHIELD: The Casino Lions created the idea of annual Anzac Day match against Lismore Swans. The Swans won the inaugural game by 275 points. Photo: Alison Paterson
In an incredible debut for Swan’s coach Ashley Pritchard, his players took the Lions to the cleaners and then some when they kicked 45 goals to win 45.19 (289) to 2.2 (14).
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Powys Council s opposition group leaders, clockwise from top left, Elwyn Vaughan, Mathew Dorrance, Jeremy Pugh and James Gibson-Watt OPPOSITION leaders have lambasted the handling of a controversial £1.8million Covid Recovery Fund, which will be partly used to mend potholes on Powys’ roads. Opposition leaders had hoped to scrutinise the £1.8 million pot, and the Labour leader on Powys Council had attempted to call in the application for further discussion by the committee he chairs. However, this was declined, on the basis that senior council officers said it did not meet the criteria set out in the authority’s constitution. Now a meeting to discuss that decision with council chief executive Dr Caroline Turner has also been declined – although a meeting with all council group leaders about wider issues is to go ahead – leading opposition groups to release an angry statement.
Storm Lanzoni is filmed on the set of the “Foreigner” music video.
Lanzoni said he had to do the dance “so many times” on the set of the video.
Old Rochester Regional High School student Storm Lanzoni is pirouetting into the world of professional dance.
Lanzoni, a sophomore at OR, recently had his first professional dancing role in a music video for the Boston-formed indie band Chain of Islands’ latest single, “Foreign.”
“It was actually, like, really eye-opening for me,” Lanzoni said of his experience.
He added that he was surprised by the size of the set, and by the pressure of the studio lights, noting that at first, “it was really intimidating to warm up to them.”