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The YWCA of Great Lakes Bay Region has recently announced 11th Annual Women of Achievement Award recipients.

The venerable beacon of hospitality in Stockbridge is throwing a community celebration to mark the 250th anniversary of the inn’s earliest incarnation as a store, small tavern and stagecoach stop

The Southern Hemisphere's biggest and most sophisticated fibres research group is now up and weaving in Geelong. The ARC Research Hub for Future Fibres is a $5 million, five-year collaboration between ARC, Deakin, CSIRO and university and industry partners. The hub is located in the Future Fibres Facility at Deakin University's Waurn Ponds campus.

While maintaining the historic inn’s fine dining traditions, third-generation family owner Sarah Eustis is branching out to meet more contemporary “laid-back” dining preferences.

The iconic Berkshires inn will honor its 250th anniversary with a wealth of new programming and events.

Scotland Procurator Fiscal for Homicide, David Green, said Campbell was a serial offender who presented a danger to women he encountered. 

Mark Campbell, 37, was found by police in the driver's seat of his car with his final victim, Jane Fitzpatrick, dead beside him.

Mark Campbell was found guilty of murdering his partner Jane Fitzpatrick in Fife with a tyre iron.

Scotland Procurator Fiscal for Homicide, David Green, said Campbell was a serial offender who presented a danger to women he encountered. 

Unemployed Mark Campbell was found guilty of a spate of offences, including murder, rape, assault and domestic abuse. He attacked numerous women in the Fife area between 2003 and 2021.