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The resignation follows the takeover bid for the company announced by Samuel Terry Asset Management on Monday. John Sergeant addresses a group of potential investors during a pre-COVID gathering. Kangaroo Island Plantation Timbers Ltd (ASX:KPT) has thanked non-executive director and former managing director John Sergeant on his resignation for the “tremendous contribution” made to the company. Sergeant has announced his resignation as a director effective on May 6, 2021, and thi...

TVREAL Channel 5 Bolsters Stripped Event History Program Slate ADVERTISEMENT Channel 5 has commissioned four new specialist-factual series as it ramps up its stripped event history program offering. The newly commissioned titles include Tsunami, which delves into unexplored details of the 2004 natural disaster; Costa Concordia, which focuses on one of the worst maritime disasters in living memory; and the World War II-focused documentaries Countdown to War and The Great Escape. All of the ...

  On Thursday, The Trustees of Reservations announced that it has officially changed the names of its two Monument Mountain trails as a result of working with indigenous descendants of the Mohican Tribe who first settled in the Southern Berkshires nearly 300 years ago.     "We have worked for a long time with them, and have a relationship going pretty far back," Director of Southern Berkshires Properties Brian Cruey said in regard to the collaboration. "Theyre making sure that what we a...

The nonprofit conservation organization has renamed the mountain’s Indian Monument Trail “Mohican Monument Trail” and Squaw Peak “Peeskawso Peak.” Peeskawso means virtuous woman in the Mohican language. “These changes were discussed at great length and approved by the Stockbridge-Munsee Community Band of Mohicans who collaborated with The Trustees for more than a year in general acknowledgement that the term ‘Indian’ is considered offensive, and ‘squaw’ is an ethnic and sexi...

Monument Mountain sites renamed to reflect Mohican tribal history Updated Apr 09, 10:51 AM; Posted Apr 09, 10:51 AM The Trustees of Reservations has changed two names related to its Monument Mountain property in Great Barrington to reflect its ties to the Mohican tribe. (Photo courtesy of The Trustees) Facebook Share GREAT BARRINGTON — The Trustees of Reservations has renamed two sites on its Monument Mountain property to better reflect the land’s ties to the Mohican tribe. Indian Monumen...

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Swallow, from the 1974 film Swallows & Amazons, takes fans - young and old - afloat © Sail Ransome British sailors enjoying a quiet cup of tea in front of the TV on Sunday evening would have been pleasantly surprised to see their favourite sport grace Antiques Roadshow on BBC1. With a setting like the Lake District it was probable some sort of boat would be shown, and whilst there were a few motorboats first, we eventually got to see a sailing dinghy which starred in the 1974 film ...

  Article Our success is due entirely to our strong team, says Willie Watt after retiring as Subsea 7 site boss By Alan Hendry Published: 08:15, 10 January 2021 Get the Courier and Groat sent to your inbox every week and swipe through an exact replica of the days newspaper Willie Watt ready for another towhead movement from Wick. Picture: Even Kleppa / Woldcam FOR three decades Willie Watt was at the forefront of pipeline bundle manufacture in Caithness, overseeing a series of major contra...

HE SAYS it is too early to say whether he is going to be a John Sergeant or a Chris Hollis.

The forestry vision that turned into a nightmare Normal text size Advertisement When Nationals politician John Anderson released a policy called Plantations for Australia: The 2020 Vision back in 1997, he had no idea how nightmarish that vision would turn out to be. Instead of creating thousands of hectares of environmentally friendly native forests and a thriving timber industry, one ASX-listed company has been left with a charred mess and no easy way of cleaning it up. This is a story of some...