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This crash has happened. What we know right now is that courthouse, Cape May County. We will get you more information as soon as it becomes available wescen we will bring you a live report. Also happening right now at 11 00 a. M. , a crash so powerful it split a car in two. The impact claimed one persons life. Good morning. Im renee chenaultfattah. Police say speed played a role in the deadly accident montgomery county. The crash happened after 1 00 on north broad street in hatfield township. Re...

Forty-year-old Leanne Gray and Sean Farrell, who is 33, admitted breaches of the Children and Young Persons Scotland Act 1937.

“I hope I’ll never see you again," the judge told him.

A concert in memory of a Wallyford man who died suddenly at home at the age of 47 has raised more than £1,500 for Diabetes UK.

A concert in memory of a Wallyford man who died suddenly at home at the age of 47, leaving “a hole in the hearts” of all who knew him, will…

RESIDENTS in Wallyford have expressed concerns that their milk deliveries are being stolen in the middle of the night.

A LOCAL travel agent team say business is booming after they reopened their doors from lockdown. Barrhead Travel’s Port Glasgow branch opened for the first time since March last year and the team have been welcoming back customers as they book their first post-pandemic getaways. Over the last year, store manager Leanne Gray and her six-strong team have been working remotely, supporting customers impacted by Covid-19. Leanne says that with the vaccine roll-out and easing of lockdown, p...

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ARTEFACT: Archaeologist Leanne Gray with the bone handled knife uncovered at the dig ARCHAEOLOGICAL remains that could shed more light on a Teesdale village’s origins as a Viking settlement have been unearthed at a building plot. Green Man Archaeology was surprised to discover extensive remains of dry-stone structures at a development in Boldron as they undertook an archaeological dig as part of a condition of planning consent. It is the second time in a year the team has carried out digs ...