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The city of Creston has given the Creston Girl Scouts a deadline to raise the needed money to repair the building, or the city will tear down the cabin.

It was a match made in heaven – a group of friends with a dream, and a neighborhood hungry for their business.

(Image credit: Jane Barlow) A Martin Boyle double helped Hibernian to a commanding 3-0 win over Santa Coloma in a tetchy Europa Conference League qualifier at Easter Road. The wide-man gave Jack Ross’ side the lead from the spot in the 13th minute before midfielder Joe Newell was controversially shown a straight red card after 28 minutes by Icelandic referee Vilhjalmur Thorarinsson for a challenge on defender Robert Ramos. Boyle’s second goal two minutes after the restart had 4,697 frustra...

Delroy R. Johnson Delroy Roger Johnson, 85, longtime resident of Lake Nebagamon, died peacefully, Tuesday, July 13, 2021, at Essentia Health-Miller Dwan Medical Center in Duluth, MN with his loving wife by his side. He was born at home in Hawthorne, WI, July 31, 1935, the son of David L. and Mabel (Lidberg) Johnson. A lifelong area resident, Delroy attended school in the Northwestern school district where he met the love of his life, Betty Ann Messany, on the school bus. He and Betty were ...

Jun. 13—The West Virginia Miners were swept by the Chillicothe Paints, 9-5 and 3-2 Saturday night at Linda K. Epling Stadium in Beckley. Both games went to extra innings. The sweep knocked the Miners (8-7) out of first place in the Ohio River Valley Division. They trail Champion City by one-half game. West Virginia, which had won four straight, managed only one hit in the nightcap but was able ...

The midfielder has spent 14 years at Parkhead. By Press Association Saturday 15 May 2021, 3:16 PM May 15th 2021, 3:16 PM 3,501 Views 3 Comments Scott Brown salutes someone in the stand as he says goodbye to Celtic. Image: PA Image: PA SKIPPER SWCOTT BROWN bowed out at Celtic in a low-key goalless draw against former club Hibernian at Easter Ro...

How we can entertain ourselves this summer is becoming clearer, as two more Cape Cod theaters, music festivals in Orleans and Provincetown, and a Marthas Vineyard book festival are among the latest groups releasing their plans for the season. And this entertainment is all live, all in person. (Remember when that wasn’t even a question?) Some of the events are indoors, most outdoors. Take a look:  Provincetown Theater Provincetown Theater patrons will spend late June through September outdo...

THERE were happy scenes at Crabwall Hall care home in Chester as hairdressers were finally allowed back into the home. Just like the rest of the country, residents had been waiting patiently for months to get their hair styled and so they were delighted to be able to book in for a long overdue cut and blow dry. Kirsty Jones, general manager at Crabwall Hall Residential Home, said: “It really has felt like Christmas today, our residents are just so delighted to be able to get a good cut ...

  Celtic 1 Hibernian 1: Last minute Hibs leveller puts tin lid on nightmare 24 hours for embattled champions Kevin Nisbet struck at the death to ensure a share of the spoils THE risks of going to Dubai on a mid-season training camp, Celtic assistant manager John Kennedy assured over the weekend, were worth the potential reward. A penny now for his thoughts. Unfortunately we may have to wait a while to hear them, with Kennedy now forced to self-isolate, as do Neil Lennon and 13 members of t...

Local musicians can’t play live, but that hasn’t stopped those who typically organize benefit concerts at this time of year from helping neighbors in need. Both the Cape Cod Christmas Cavalcade and Yule for Fuel — featuring dozens of performers among them — are back in a virtual way this year. Online compilations of numbers from past shows are available to watch, with hopes that you’ll also donate to help people who are having trouble paying for housing and paying fuel bills. Watch f...