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The EFCC has urged National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, members across the country to embrace whistle-blowing as a potent means of enlisting

View Comments More Knoxville children and teens will get to play sports without worrying about whether their family has money to chip in or whether the field is in good condition.  Thats what leaders in the GEM Community Development Group hope to achieve with a new investment of more than $1.6 million.  The group will donate $1.1 million to add turf, hitting cages, pitching cages and improved lighting and fencing at Claude Walker Park. The park is used by Austin-East Magnet High School tea...

Share this article CHICAGO, April 9, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Sugar Felsenthal Grais & Helsinger LLP (" Sugar Felsenthal") is pleased to announce that Kathryn ("Katie") C. Nadro, effective January 1, 2021, has been elevated to the law firm partnership. "Katie exemplifies the best in lawyering and leadership. She has gone above and beyond expectations in addressing client needs, and she has taken on firm initiatives that enrich and safeguard our ethics and our mastery of the law. We could not be mo...

Web launch of John McGahern Barracks Exhibition Reporter: 1 Apr 2021 A new permanent exhibition in the John McGahern barracks, Cootehall celebrates the contribution of McGahern to Irish literature );  ); John McGahern reminded us that everything interesting begins with one person and one place. What makes the barracks unique is that it was a home as well as a police station, in which gardai were family members, and in which a young boy developed a love of reading and went on to become one of...

Bree village was buzzing with excitement recently for the turning on of the Christmas lights. Bree Community Development Group recently received a grant of €5,000 from Wexford County Council to provide Christmas lights in the village. The grant was proposed by Cllr Cathal Byrne who, along with Enniscorthy District Manager, Ger Mackey, turned on the lights with the assistance of Deputy Paul Kehoe. Local children also played their part by giving an enthusiastic countdown before the big switch ...