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Flashback February: Heritage Week in Prince Edward County returns February 17 - 25 with 20 events that explore The Countys rich history and heritage.

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50 tourists eagerly participated in boat races at Ooty lake as part of the summer festival. The event included various categories like men-doubles, women-doubles, couples, and hand rowing. The boat races were inaugurated by Nilgiris collector M Aruna and prizes were distributed to the winners. The summer festival at the boat house will continue for three days. Learn more about the exciting boat races in Ooty!

Smackover could buy everything but free throws Tuesday as the Lady Bucks fell to River Oaks 46-39 in overtime at the Winter Warrior Tip-Off at West Side Christian.

The Hamilton Fire Department has charged two people in connection with a fire at a townhouse last December that claimed four lives.

Jane Simpson and Sally Wright recently joined Paragon Bank’s Mortgages division as national account managers for networks and clubs. We talk to them about their new role. Can you tell us a little about your career to date? Jane: Having previously worked for TBMC, a master broker and mortgage packager, for 18 years,

Paragon Bank has restructured its buy-to-let sales department to boost relationships with brokers as well as key networks and clubs.   The lender’s mortgages commercial director Louisa Sedgwick takes responsibility for its sales and product teams.    Also, two new national account managers have joined the sales unit

At the end of June, the immediate departure of Thames Water chief executive Sarah Bentley resigned with immediate effect as its performance continued to

TBMC, the Cardiff-based mortgage broker business, will be closing and will no longer accept new applications from today. The closure of TBMC follows a comprehensive review by its parent company Paragon Banking Group PLC and is in line with Paragon's strategy of prioritising investment in its core operations. In a

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has today published new guidance to ensure that inclusion and accessibility are considered at every stage of the design and construction process.