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Woman who slashed throat of woman in Augusta pleads guilty to assault charge Attempted murder charge against Quashay Phillips, 25, dismissed in a plea agreement in which Phillips pleaded guilty to an elevated aggravated assault charge. Share AUGUSTA — A woman who slashed the throat of another woman during an argument about going to Walmart pleaded guilty Friday to a charge of elevated aggravated assault. Quashay Phillips, 25, of Augusta and previously of New York had an attempted murder char...

RESIDENTS in a rural Radnorshire village are raging over the “brutal” tree-felling programme which they say is ruining the local landscape and endangering wildlife. People living in and near the village of Dolau were left angry and stunned last week when maple, oak, ash and sycamore trees – some more than 100-years-old – were suddenly chopped down as part of a “resilience cutting” by Western Power. The electricity distribution network operator said the tree-felling was part of a...

A bicyclist was killed Friday morning when she was hit by a truck turning into a driveway in Summit County, according to police.

Glastonbury Abbey © Left: The Joseph team, right: IDS.photos from Tiverton, UK, CC BY-SA 2.0 , via Wikimedia Commons Hit Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice musical Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat will be revived outdoors this summer. Presented at the iconic Glastonbury Abbey in Somerset, the revival of the hit musical is based on the Kilworth House production which ran in 2019. It is directed by Andrew Wright, with musical direction by Kat Stevens and associate direction and choreo...

He was granted a second win when the authority found in April he was unjustifiably dismissed. Wright Tanks’ director Andrew Wright told Osgood he was making him redundant in September 2018 with immediate effect. He offered to pay Osgood a $1500 settlement – the settlement the authority found unlawful – to help him while he looked for work, which Osgood took up. Since the settlement was found unlawful, Osgood was able to take action alleging he was unjustifiably dismissed. In her deci...

Southland man Richard Millar uses any excuse to get off the farm to go hunting. And duck shooting opening weekend is at the top of his list every year. Millar and his mates Brendon Dudley and Andrew Wright were among 45,000 duck hunters nationwide who were out shooting on opening weekend. Robyn Edie/Stuff Duck shooting opening morning in Southland, pictured from left, Brendon Dudley, of Underwood, near Invercargill, Richard Millar of Waimatuku, near Riverton, and Andrew Wright of Ashley, Nort...

Thousands raised to block Bablake School and King Henry VIII School merger The proposed merger is being reviewed by the Charity Commission Updated King Henry VIII School Subscribe today to get the latest headlines straight to your inbox with our free email updatesInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank yo...

The Summit County Sheriffs report Around 100 high schoolers gathered at Matt Knoop Park Friday night for what appeared to be an organized fight, according to Summit County Sheriff’s Lt. Andrew Wright. The teenagers scattered when they noticed deputies arriving, Wright said, but the parking lot was full to overflowing. “Several students who remained on the field stated they had boxing gloves and mouthguards. One student was carrying a championship belt and stating they did not have a winner ...

Photo: Sri Lanka Ports Authority The latest Seafarer Happiness Index showed investments in connectivity and onboard resources were effective in improving seafarer happiness, and revealed a list of factors weighing on crews. Published by The Mission to Seafarers, the index is based on survey responses from seafarers and showed an average Seafarers Happiness Index (SHI) of 6.46/10 for the first quarter 2021, up from 6.37 in Q4 2020. The survey showed signs of i...

Right whales return to Atlantic Canada with 7 babies in tow jeudi, 23 mai 2019 à 13:20 - The population of critically endangered species is hovering around 400. North Atlantic right whales have returned to Canadian waters early this year, and brought with them seven new calves, according to the Department of Fisheries and Oceans, which reported the sighting last week. The whales, seen in the Gulf of St. Lawrence via surveillance plane, were welcomed as a brief spot of good news for the endang...