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Fort Vancouver fireworks show canceled for 2nd year due to pandemic By Scott Hewitt, Columbian Arts & Features Reporter Published: February 2, 2021, 1:00pm Share: Fireworks light the night sky to the delight of the crowd Thursday evening during Fourth of July festivities at Fort Vancouver National Historic Site in 2019. (Amanda Cowan/The Columbian) For the second year in a row, the skies over historic Fort Vancouver will ...

Submitting... Bolsover District Council’s cabinet member for housing, councillor Sandra Peake, said: “Unveiling these 12 lovely flats in Bolsover makes all the hard work and effort worthwhile. "We have had some challenges and head scratching moments along the way, but with the support and expertise of Robert Woodhead Ltd, we always knew we would achieve our target.” The first spade hit the ground at Rogers Avenue in Creswell on November 28, 2015, where seven properties where built on an o...

NASCAR Cup Contenders Had Better Not Sleep on Matt DiBenedetto in 2021 Wood Brothers Racing driver out to make a good impression before moving on to a new opportunity in 2022. By Greg Engle Matt DiBenedetto ran well last season, scoring three top-five finishes, including two runner-up finishes. DiBenedetto, who has six years in the Cup Series under his belt, finished a career-best 13th in the NASCAR Cup standings in 2020. DiBenedetto, 29, is slated to be replaced at Wood Brothers by Aust...

Orwell gets a neon-tinged makeover in new Penguin series Australian artist Heath Kane has reimagined the covers of four George Orwell classics in his trademark subversive style 29/01/2021 7:53 am Reimagining one of Penguin’s classic titles would be a dream commission for most designers, let alone being let loose on the work of arguably England’s most celebrated writer, George Orwell. The author and social commentator’s most famous work, Nineteen Eighty-Four, has been reimagined by every...

The overhaul of the Champion House, a 1922 one-story Craftsman bungalow, was recently completed in the North College Historic District after a 15-month renovation that drew criticism from neighbors at

Professor Sturdy, who started in the new chief nurse role in December, said: “Working on the frontline throughout the pandemic I have seen the fantastic health and care workforce rise to countless challenges to go the extra mile for those they care and support, and I know so many have been looking forward to the day a vaccine arrives. “The guidance will help providers, councils and those on the frontline, social care nurses, home care workers or personal assistants understand what steps the...

Anglia Components is now offering an expanded range of products for passive and electromechanical timing and synchronisation thanks to a new UK and Ireland distribution agreement with Abracon.

Nearby helicopter not used in search for missing diver in Catlins 13 Jan, 2021 07:21 PM 3 minutes to read By: Richard Davidson A Catlins bach owner believes "politics" may have hampered a helicopter search for a Heriot man who died while freediving near his Newhaven property last month. Jake Bridson, 23, of Heriot, died at popular Catlins snorkelling spot Owaka Heads about noon on December 27, after he became separated from a fellow diver. An Otago Regional Rescue Helicopter arrived from Dunedi...

Jim Sims of Fountain Hills, beloved by many, passed away from a stroke on Dec. 28, 2020 in Scottsdale, Ariz. He will be missed by all.

Scots dealership, Pearson of Wemyss Bay, has fought off competition from across the rest of the UK to be crowned Suzuki National Dealer of the Year. The announcement was made at its National Dealer Conference which was broadcast online due to Covid-19 restrictions.