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Local independent, nonpartisan candidates file election petitions CLINTON COUNTY — Ten independent/non-partisan candidates are running for local positions. According to the Clinton County Board of Elections website, as of Thursday, 10 people submitted their petitions between April 21 and May 4. Darcy Reynolds has filed to run as an independent for one of the three Wilmington Council at-large seats. In November she’ll go up against incumbent Nick Eveland (R), incumbent Fourth Ward member Mat...

Matt: 1-3 Marshy: 0-4 TEAMtalk: How did you come to support the U’s and what are your favourite memories from your time as a fan? Matt: Having grown up in Oxford, they were the main team in the city, a lot cheaper than travelling into London to see one of the bigger sides. I think one of my favourite memories was the 2010 play-off final against York! It was my first time visiting Wembley, and to go and win and get promoted back to the Football League was really special!  TEAMtalk: Who have...

Share In some locations youd call it a plague and other locations its just higher than normal but its definitely cause for serious concern because the mice are still breeding. Theres potential for them to cause serious harm when farmers sow the winter crop. A single breeding pair of mice can produce 600 offspring in a season, Henry said. The Australian government has even created a mouse alert website and app to help farmers monitor the damaging spread of mice CSIRO Research Officer Steve Henry...

Mouse plague wreaks havoc across two states, destroying crops in Qld, blanketing parts of NSW SatSaturday 23 updated SunSunday 24 Angus Dalgleish says the mice are damaging crops, homes and machinery. ( Print text only Cancel A mouse plague is wreaking havoc across multiple Australian states, as people in the town and country pull out all stops to try to control the outbreak. Key points: Mice are causing tens of thousands of dollars worth of damage to crops and property in southern Queensland L...

Mouse plague wreaks havoc across parts of NSW, farmers fear for crops FriFriday 22 updated FriFriday 22 William Henderson has helped his mum rid their house of hundreds of mice and rats. ( Print text only Cancel A "carpet" of mice has blanketed parts of New South Wales, with farmers and townspeople working tirelessly to keep the rodents at bay. Key points: Reports from around NSW confirm there has been an explosion in mice numbers since the rain stopped Householders report mice are infesting ho...