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Feb. 23, 1866: “The ladies of the Methodist Church of Jonesborough have concluded to entertain their numerous friends on next Wednesday eve with a supper. Proff. C.E. Dillworth assisted by

Victoria have a government exemption to travel to Sydney on Sunday ahead of the resumption of the mens domestic season this week. The Victorians are clear to leave the state under the Victorian governments essential workers provision for all professional athletes and sporting teams and while they will be permitted to play and train while in Sydney, they will otherwise be locked down, as per the requirements of the NSW government. QUICK SINGLE It was announced on Friday afternoon that the entire...

Paceman gets his first proper opportunity to lead at senior level and wants to implement lessons learned from those who have led him in the past

Premium Content Subscriber only Two men guilty of a string of break and enter across the Lower Clarence have been told to stay out of "trouble" ahead of their sentencing. Jack Edwards, 21, and Aaron Oscar Glaser, 23, were arraigned before Lismore District Court on Wednesday. Edwards plead guilty to three counts of break and entering a dwelling to commit larceny in circumstances of aggravation while in company. Glaser, who was facing six counts on the indictment, plead guilty to four charges...

On the trail of Nepals most fearsome predator In the national parks of Nepal, tiger numbers have been rising. But will Sue Watt be treated to a sighting? For some, seeing a tiger is a dream – for others, its a nightmare Credit: Getty I was strolling slowly through the jungle of Chitwan, sandwiched between two elephants, when it dawned on me how rarely you get to see their backsides up close. Chunchun walked just ahead of me, her colossal rear reminding me of wrinkled baggy trousers, her skinn...

Scag partners with the Gary Sinise Foundation Since 2018, Scag has been contributing to the foundation’s First Responders Outreach program. Scag Power Equipment has formalized its partnership with the Gary Sinise Foundation, whose mission is to serve our nation by honoring our defenders, veterans, first responders, their families and those in need. Since 2018, Scag has been contributing to the Foundation’s First Responders Outreach program, which provides critical funding for emergency reli...

Lawn Love hires former SpaceX engineer Paul McInerny will be the new vice president of engineering for the lawn care startup. US-based lawn care startup Lawn Love has hired Paul McInerny as its new vice president of engineering. He joins Lawn Love, a marketplace for on-demand lawn care services operating in more than 120 cities. Lawn Love matches homeowners with qualified lawn care professionals, with the entire service from quoting to payment managed on the platform. “As marketplaces beco...

SePRO welcomes 2 new hires Todd Stassel and Jack Edwards will serve as ornamental technical specialists. CARMEL, Ind. – John Wendorf, director of SePRO’s Turf & Ornamental division, announced the hiring of two new employees. Todd Stassel has joined SePRO’s central region as an ornamental technical specialist. He has nearly 40 years of experience in the business, and Stassel is a graduate of Dupage Horticulture School. “Todd’s impressive tenure, coupled with his enthusiasm for our in...

The 93% Club aim to create a supportive community for state-educated students

Celebrating History: Long George Francis   Don Greytak Collection By Emily Mayer The parallels between today and a century ago are uncanny. People were dealing with the aftereffects of a major pandemic-the so-called Spanish flu-as well as looking forward to ringing in a new decade. Economics were also not that great, with a flux of men coming back from the war only to find a dwindling supply of jobs, not to mention both grain and livestock prices tanked due to gluts in the markets coupled by ...