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Plans to replace long-vacant pub with apartment block backed by councillors - but parking proposals branded cloud cuckoo land The Woodman Inn, in Hazel Grove, looks set to be knocked down after local councillors recommended the scheme for approval Dont miss a thing by getting the days biggest stories sent direct to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Click here When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your inform...

Attorney Joe Etling will remain the face of the Vigo county democratic party. Posted: Mar 6, 2021 5:45 PM Updated: Mar 6, 2021 10:51 PM Posted By: Staff Report VIGO COUNTY, Ind. (WTHI) - Attorney Joe Etling will remain the face of the Vigo county democratic party. Etling was re-elected chair during a caucus Saturday. City councilwoman and attorney Martha Crossen challenged Etling for the seat. Etling won with a 116-votes to Crossens 58. Etling has served as chair for more than two decades. Al...

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A history of the hedgerow and a love letter to weeds: the best books to celebrate spring Lia Leendertz © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Mike McEnnerney/Alamy Spring is on its way. Daylight hours will lengthen over the next few weeks and soon we will find ourselves standing outside at 5.30pm and saying: “It’s light!” Birdsong will increase, blossom will burst out across the countryside and our gardens, and everything will start to feel a little more hopeful. This i...

March 5, 2021 Burlington, Ia-  A man convicted in the 2017 murder of a Burlington man has asked a judge for a hearing for motions he had previously filed. The Hawk Eye reports that Derrick Parker, one of the men convicted in the murder of DeMarcus Chew, asked Judge John Wright to set a date on a motion to vacate his sentence. Parker wrote in a letter to Judge Wright “I am illegally incarcerated. Sir, could you give me a concrete date that you plan to hear my case?” Hearings for parker�...

iPolitics By iPolitics. Published on Mar 5, 2021 5:58am Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. (Photo: Adam Scotti) Today’s Morning Brief is brought to you by GCT’s #BetterDeltaport campaign. The Port of Vancouver’s multi-billion-dollar, taxpayer-funded RBT2 project will create unneeded capacity, uncompetitive port rates and will cause damage that, according to Environment Canada, is “permanent, irreversible, and continuous.” Fortunately, there is a way to #buildbackbetter. Learn m...

Respondents living in Alberta were most critical, with 71 per cent saying Trudeau did a bad job. Atlantic Canada was the least critical, with 43 per cent

Operator Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for standing by and welcome to the Patterson Companies Fiscal Year 2021 Third Quarter Earnings Call. [Operator Instructions] I would now like to hand the conference over to your speaker today, John Wright, Vice President of Investor Relation. Thank you. Please go ahead, sir. John Wright -- Vice President, Investor Relations Thank you, operator. Good morning everyone. And thank you for participating in Patterson Companies fiscal 2021 third quarter earnin...

The Hawk Eye One of the men convicted in the September 2017 murder of DeMarcus "Peanut" Chew has asked a judge to schedule a hearing on motions he previously filed. Derrick Parker, who pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit a forcible felony and willful injury causing bodily injury nearly two years after Chew was shot to death outside his mothers North Hill home and was sentenced to 15 years in prison, asked District Court Judge John Wright to set a date for a hearing on a motion to vacate hi...

Coronavirus doctors diary: Study shows one-in-three children have rarely been leaving the house Published image captionChildren playing cricket in Bradford in 2001 A new study indicates that only a third of children in Bradford had sufficient exercise in the first lockdown, last spring - and that a similar proportion were rarely leaving the home. Dr John Wright, of Bradford Royal Infirmary, says this is contributing to a different kind of health crisis, one that began long before the pandemic, ...