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Freeport News Contributed to The Daily Jeffersonian The Freeport Farmer Sportsman Club sponsored a Kids Fishing Derby at Twin Hills Park. There were 120 youth registered. They fished, ate lunch provided by the club, then drew names for the winners of a camping package. Winners of camping packages during the recent Kids Fishing Derby at Twin Hills Park were Adelaide Graves, Karly Devoy and Evan Winland. Kayak winners were Hattic Smith, Jacob Stine, and Landon Bear. Winner of the 50/50 draw...

BBC News By Jayne McCormack Published image copyrightPA Media image captionA former councillor in Lisburn, Mr Poots was elected to the Northern Ireland Assembly for the first time in 1998 Edwin Poots is steeped in the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP). He has been in frontline politics for almost three decades, and his father was one of the DUPs founding members. But it has been a long rise to the top of the party ranks for Edwin Poots. Born in May 1965 in Lisburn, County Antrim, he studied at Gr...

‘$100k blindside’: Home buyers stung by greedy vendors Queensland is in the midst of housing market boom and yet some houses are still not selling at auction and it’s all down to greedy vendors. Property by Darren Cartwright Premium Content Subscriber only Greedy vendors are squeezing every dollar out of desperate home buyers, some even holding out for unrealistic reserves that have forced sellable properties to be passed in, experts say....

The Northern Irish government has announced that it will invest £10 million into developing new beef facilities.

How a Mackay family became entwined in early chiropractics Ernst Kjellbergs Beachview clinic. Kjellberg was practising the relatively new treatment of chiropractic in the 1940s. Picture: Eacham Historical Society People and Places Vicky Bowden, Greenmount Homestead 13th May 2021 5:00 AM Albert Cook of Greenmount was well known as a man of science, in particular what he termed natural science, with his keen interest in radial d...

The Great Autumn, Part Two: Gold Coast Prelude In the week leading up to NSW’s bomb Saturday, coasts further north were surreal. Sharkies, Tuesday morning. Link copied to clipboard It probably shouldn’t have been this good. But it was. “At the start of the week I wasn’t thinking it was going to be insane,” says Andrew Shield. “But the way it went, the conditions and the sand everywhere were so good.” Shieldsy’s been surfing and shooting the southern Queensland and northern NSW c...

08 May, 2021 01:00 RONNIE Marshall was very well known and widely respected in north Antrim farming circles. Born in Portglenone in May 1939, he and older sibling Joseph had farming on both sides of the family in parents Thomas Duff Marshall and Esther (Cameron). Ronnie was involved in all things agriculture from a young age, and throughout his life had a passion for pedigree livestock. At just 23 he enjoyed a lot of success with his Finkiltagh herd of pedigree pigs. A feature in th...

Maghera man Kenny Shiels transformed the Northern Ireland womens team, without a win for four years, to qualify for next summers European Championships. ...

NI agricultural college CAFRE sees £75m investment 7 May 2021 | by FarmingUK Team | Education, News CAFRE provides the NIs agri-food industry with tuition and training facilities (Photo: Kelvin Boyes/PressEye) Northern Irelands land-based college CAFRE will see a new £75 million investment to underpin future sustainable growth in the regions agri-food industry. The governments investment plan will commence refurbishment of the colleges Greenmount Campus and Loughry College. The buildings at ...