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Police are now appealing for witnesses following the assault. Sometime between 2pm and 2.22pm on Monday (April 5) the 36-year-old man was walking down steps to Pavillion Fields, Wilmslow, when he was assaulted by three men. He was treated by paramedics for minor injuries on his return to his address. Police made a search of the area but the suspects were not located. Enquiries are continuing. The suspects are described as all having short dark brown hair and were wearing grey tracksui...

April 6, 2021 MACOMB, IL – Two agriculture education students from the Western Illinois University School of Agriculture have been chosen to participate in the annual Curriculum for Agricultural Science Education (CASE) Institute this summer at Highland Community College. Seniors Alicia Flowers, of Curryville, MO, and Sydney Riden, of Good Hope, IL, were two of 13 students chosen for inclusion in the program from its 44 applicants. Both Flowers and Riden are students of School of Ag...

Rabbitohs stalemate with Adam Reynolds exposes NRL salary cap’s biggest flaw Rugby League by Paul Crawley Premium Content Subscriber only The situation surrounding Adam Reynolds uncertain future at South Sydney exposes the biggest flaw in the NRL salary cap - and it needs urgent attention. Because if the games bosses have enough spare time to come up with a kneejerk reaction as they did this week to bring in the 18th man (which I see as purely window dre...

WIU School of Ag honors six alumni on departments 101st anniversary By Lissette Cavazos, Office of University Relations, WIU MACOMB — In a tradition started during the Western Illinois University School of Agricultures 100th anniversary, six alumni have been chosen as the 2021 School of Agriculture Distinguished Alumni. Ten alumni were recognized last year: Mark McCully, Gerry Salzman, Jeff Galle, Terry Kestner, Taylor Steinburg, Gordon Roskamp, Monte Lowderman, Chris Wilson, Martin E. OConno...

Click the thumbs up > Assurant has extended its used car warranty partnership with the RAC to provide protection cover for RAC Dealer Network customers until 2029. The deal covers RAC-branded automotive warranty and aftersales products, delivered and supported by Assurant, that are available across the network of more than 1,300 members, including extended warranty, EV One – cover for electric and hybrid vehicles, cosmetic insurance, service plans and a digital marketing pack. The agreement ...

March 11, 2021 MACOMB, IL - In a tradition started during the Western Illinois University School of Agricultures 100th anniversary, six alumni have been chosen as the 2021 School of Agriculture Distinguished Alumni. Ten alumni were recognized last year: Mark McCully, Gerry Salzman, Jeff Galle, Terry Kestner, Taylor Steinburg, Gordon Roskamp, Monte Lowderman, Chris Wilson, Martin E. OConnor and Philip E. Bradshaw. "The 100th year anniversary event was a huge success," said School of Agricu...

Last week, the Gazette revealed fly-tipped waste is discovered in Colchester on average five times a day. The shocking data, published by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, also revealed the Tendring district suffers from fly-tipping twice a day on average. Since then, fed-up residents have reported yet more incidents of fly-tipping, resulting in renewed calls for serious action to be taken. In footage seen by the Gazette, which has also garnered an angry response o...

Crime by Ally Foster   The father-in-law of alleged conwoman Melissa Caddick believes she could still be alive, saying the discovery of the Sydney womans severed foot doesnt prove her death. Ms Caddick went missing from her $7 million Dover Heights home to go for a run on November 12, the morning after authorities raided her home over claims she had duped investors out of more than $25 million. On February 21, her decomposed severed foot was discovered ...

Crime by Adella Beaini, Mitchell Van Homrigh 8th Mar 2021 10:34 AM Premium Content Subscriber only The father-in-law of Melissa Caddick has denied any involvement in the fraudsters financial scheme, after his signature was found on several documents. Breaking his silence, tax agent Rodo Koletti said his son - Ms Caddicks husband, 41-year-old Anthony Koletti - is in "delusion and denial" over claims she misused more than $25 milli...

Crime by Adella Beaini, Mitchell Van Homrigh 8th Mar 2021 10:34 AM Premium Content Subscriber only The father-in-law of Melissa Caddick has denied any involvement in the fraudsters financial scheme, after his signature was found on several documents. Breaking his silence, tax agent Rodo Koletti said his son - Ms Caddicks husband, 41-year-old Anthony Koletti - is in "delusion and denial" over claims she misused more than $25 milli...