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Lt. Sarah Coursey will become Tavares' first female police chief, but a controversy in her past leaves lingering concerns for some.

Mark O'Keefe receives his gold awards from President Michael D Higgins at a ceremony in Áras an Uachtaráin also pictured Yvonne McKenna, CEO of Gaisce Raissa…

Sarah Coursey, a 13-year Tavares Police Department veteran, will be the department’s 23rd police chief.

“Nobody had to inject pure political leanings into this race,” Banville said. “Is it surprising? No. But was it inevitable? No. It didn’t have to be like this.”

WASHINGTON (CNS) — This past year was busy for the nation’s high court, particularly with...

WASHINGTON (CNS) -- This past year was busy for the nations high court, particularly with issues of interest to Catholics regarding abortion, religious liberty, COVID-19 vaccine mandates and the death penalty.

This past year was busy for the nation's high court, particularly with issues of interest to Catholics regarding abortion, religious liberty, ...

Unsplash Washington D.C., Jun 11, 2021 / 17:00 pm (CNA). A new Gallup poll reveals, for the first time in two decades of surveys, more Americans believe abortion “morally acceptable” than “morally wrong.” According to a Gallup poll publishe...

Neil Davidson Rugby ATL’s Matt Heaton (centre, holding ball) is shown during their 21-14 win over the Toronto Arrows on March 20, 2021, in Marietta, Ga. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO-Rugby ATL-Karl L. Moore MANDATORY CREDIT May 09, 2021 - 10:26 AM Having spent time playing in England, Canadian international flanker Matt Heaton wanted a new challenge in the wake of the 2019 Rugby World Cup. Major League Rugby in North America beckoned. "Id been watching the league while ...

Carlow virtual run raises over €10k for worthy charities Wednesday, March 10, 2021 Noeleen Condron from Carlow who took part in this year’s Charlie Curran Memorial Run THE Charlie Curran Memorial Run raised over €10,000 for two fantastic charities despite the challenge of Covid-19. More than 750 men, women and children took part in this year’s virtual event during January and February, raising funds for Down Syndrome Ireland and the Irish Cancer Society. The event is organised in memory...