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LDWF Accepting Houseboat Mooring Lottery Applications The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) is accepting lottery applications for houseboat mooring sites on Atchafalaya Delta Wildlife Management Area (WMA) for the 2021-22 hunting season through Aug. 12. Permits issued for selected applicants will be valid from Sept. 1, 2021 until March 16, 2022. Year round mooring is not permitted on Atchafalaya Delta WMA. LDWF will permit approximately 60% of the available sites at Atchafal...

Garriel White of Hydel High powers home in the Girls 400m hurdles open final on the fourth and penultimate day of the 110th staging of the ISSA-GraceKennedy Boys’ and Girls Athletics Championships at the National Stadium on Friday, May 14, 2021. (PHOTO: Marlon Reid). After four days of fierce competition, Kingston College (KC) and Edwin Allen High girls are still leading their respective sections at the 110th staging of the ISSA-GraceKennedy Boys’ and Girls Athletics Championships at the Na...

Balvin Israel of St Jago High competes in the Boys Class Two long jump final on day two of the 110th staging of the ISSA/ GraceKennedy Boys’ and Girls’ Athletics Championships at the National Stadium on Wednesday, May 12, 2021. Israel won the gold medal with an effort of 7.32m. (PHOTO: Marlon Reid). Kingston College (KC) continued to lead the boys’ race while Edwin Allen girls have taken over from first-day leaders St Jago High following day two of the 110th staging of the ISSA/GraceKenne...

Kingston College (KC) continued to lead the boys’ race while Edwin Allen girls have taken over from first-day leaders St Jago High following day two of the 110th staging

Fraudsters offer fake driving licences, take cash Daniel Nemukuyu Investigations Editor MOBILE money fraudsters are now advertising on social media, offering drivers licences for between US$120 and US$200, and to do that within a day, but they simply take the deposit and vanish, without handing over a licence. They ask those who are trapped to pay a deposit, almost half of the total fee, through EcoCash before disappearing. They even ask for pictures, and show soft copies of the licence they ar...

2.20pm: Doom Bar Anniversary four-year-old Juvenile Hurdle (Grade One) 2.50pm: Betway Bowl Chase (Grade One) 3.25pm: Betway Aintree Hurdle (Grade One) 4.05pm: Rose Paterson Randox Foxhunters’ Open Hunters’ Chase (Class Two) 4.40pm: Close Brothers Red Rum Handicap Chase (Grade Three) 5.15pm: Goffs UK Nickel Coin Mares’ Standard Open National Hunt Flat Race (Grade Two) Friday 9 April 2.20pm: Betway Top Novices’ Hurdle (Grade One) 2.50pm: Betway Mildmay Novices’ Chase (Grade One) 3.25pm:...

– Carey and Albert met in 2018 days after the missionary arrived in Kenya – Albert, a bodaboda rider could not converse in English but learnt the language so he could confess his love for Carey – The two got married and now have two beautiful kids together Talk about finding love in the most unexpected place and time. Carey is not afraid to cook, clean or work around the house. Photo: KTN News. Source: UGC Carey Wanyonyi, a US missionary who turned Kenya into her home, is a woman who came...

On Saturday, February 27th, two Dayton High School choir students participated at UIL Solo and Ensemble. This year the contest was held virtually. Morgan Barnett earned a 1st Division medal on a Class Two solo. Allision Muscanere earned a 1st Division medal on a Class One solo and will qualify for UIL State competition in May. Congratulations to both of these students!

By Standard Reporter | 1 month ago "He gives me good money," she says. She still works at the house, but his wife has no idea what is going on." In Nairobis middle-class neighbourhoods, there are certain zones where women wait for cleaning jobs from lazy bachelors and working women. These job seekers are usually young, and a good number of them are mothers. A lot of them live in slums that flourish in high-end surroundings. Have you ever stopped to wonder what the lives of these women are like?...

Supplied Caryn Wilkinson in transit at Wellington Airport during her flight attendant career. As news of the pandemic spread, I was so scared of catching the virus that I would douse my hands with sanitiser every chance I got. When the captain emerged to stretch his legs, he would say the galley reeked of alcohol. I was tempted to blame it on the passengers’ drinking habits. At that time I was flooded with e-mails from Qantas, keeping me well-informed. Then one morning we were met by a man...