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Long queues at Auckland's North Shore drive-through Covid-19 testing centres have reportedly led to some "nasty behaviour".

Long queues at Auckland's North Shore drive-through Covid-19 testing centres have reportedly led to some "nasty behaviour".

A VE Day commemorative bench is the latest addition to the Maryport promenade upgrade.

The fire in your wrist after cradling your newborn until she nods off. The twinge in your back as you pick up your toddler for the zillionth time. Kids can be a pain. Here’s a guide to the hurt and what you can do to make it all better.

Writings from our Long Story Short series first lockdown, a selection of writings... listen now Facebook Google+ This week on Drama On One: As we mark the anniversary of the first lockdown,  we present a selection of new Irish writing commissioned over the past twelve months, each of them connecting in some way with our experience of the pandemic Kevin Reynolds a bhí i mbun léiriú.  Debbie Wright played Charlie. The Jumpin Inn series was originally commissioned by Earagail Arts Festival an...

Feb 8, 2021 3:22 PM DeLand, FL - Enthusiastic volunteers are needed for a program aimed at identifying the presence of manatees in Volusia Countys waterways. According to Debbie Wright, Volusia’s manatee protection program manager, volunteers are needed to observe manatee behavior, document manatee sightings, photograph manatees, and sketch scar patterns in order to provide vital information on the gentle giants. Avid boaters, residents who live on the water, and residents wh...

Close Photo courtesy of Thomasville LandmarksAssisted by Colonial Dame Alston Watt (left), City of Thomasville employee Mike Owens unveils the historic marker at Paradise Park.  Landmarks, Colonial Dames unveil Paradise Park historic marker By Patti Dozier  patti.dozier@gaflnews.com    Dec 18, 2020 Dec 18, 2020 Photo courtesy of Thomasville LandmarksAssisted by Colonial Dame Alston Watt (left), City of Thomasville employee Mike Owens unveils t...

Christmas holidays: Record numbers expected for North Island holiday parks 11 Dec, 2020 04:00 PM 6 minutes to read Many campgrounds are booked solid. Photo / Tania Whyte Holiday parks in some of the North Islands best spots will be inundated with an exodus of Kiwis escaping the hustle and bustle of the cities. Record numbers of Kiwis are seeing sell-out signs appear at hot-spots; with the surge in bookings due to the fact Kiwis arent keen to travel internationally as Covid-19 ...

of a kind quilt. at the benjamin banneker museum, a smashed monitor is the only sign of a burglary here on december 19th. what you cant see is the piece of art the burglars stole. a quilt on loan hanging with a exhibit from the u.s. capitol historical society. >> it documents the early maryland law of maryland as a free state. >> reporter: on one side an eagle carrying a chain with arms outstretched. on the other side the states 1860 code of law fully stitched. >> it is a great loss, n...

dollars and whether this makes sense. >> reporter: for many in these lean times it z. were talking about projections of hundreds of thousands of dollars in sales. but it all has to go through the general assembly first. you could soon be able to play the maryland lottery online. the justice department cleared the way, changing an interpretation of federal law dating back 50 years. now web ticket sales are considered legal. >> if they are able to sell them online. >> online i dont think...