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SENECA — A trail project that intends to preserve black history in the neighboring communities of Oconee and Pickens counties is currently in the design phase.

Boss Jim Magilton is yet to decide whether to include midfielder Alan Quinn in the side which takes on his old club Southampton at St Marys on Saturday. Quinn limped off at Stoke last Saturday with an ankle problem, but a subsequent scan showed no serious problem.

Several Town players will have breathed a sigh of relief after the final whistle at Stoke City on Saturday. Five first team squad members were on four yellow cards but, with the trip to the Britannia Stadium Towns last match in February, they no longer need to be concerned that a fifth will result in a one-game ban.

Essential gas works being undertaken in Penrith, which began at the start of January, are scheduled to conclude in three weeks.

Town finally grabbed their first away win of the season as Sheffield Wednesday were defeated 2-1 at Hillsborough. Former Owl Alan Quinn lashed in the first, before Marcus Tudgay equalised. In the second half Quinn turned provider, nodding the ball down to Alan Lee, who stabbed in the winner.

Former Blue Darren Ambrose is claimed to be a late transfer window target of Town and former skipper Tony Mowbrays West Brom by one of this mornings tabloids. Ambrose was understood to be a player who was interesting Town manager Jim Magilton back in the summer.

Town boss Jim Magilton will hand a debut to new signing Alan Quinn when the Blues take on Plymouth Argyle at Portman Road on Tuesday. Magilton has confirmed that Quinn, who was signed from Sheffield United for £400,000 last week, will be in his starting line-up.

STEVENSVILLE — In a dazzling display of talent and dedication, Kent Island High School’s (KIHS) Kylie Blejwas (grade 11) and Nadia Wilde (grade 10) emerged victorious at the 34th annual

Town boss Roy Keane will have to decide whether to rest a few players for Saturday’s FA Cup trip to League One Southampton with two arguably more important Championship games following on Tuesday and next weekend. Midfielder David Norris, just back from a long-term knee problem, could be one of those left out.

New signing George OCallaghan goes straight into the Town squad for Saturdays home game with Colchester United. The Blues are without Jason De Vos and Owen Garvan, while Sylvain Legwinski is likely to be fine after picking up a knock in the FA Cup replay with Chester City.