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Grant’s first appearance was Monday before Magistrate Mark Watson. His next court date is not yet set.

ABI Wellness Expands Cognitive Recovery System through Center for Neurorehabilitation Services in Time for March Share Article Responding to Consumers’ Needs for Virtual Care, the Vancouver-based Digital Therapeutic Company Expands Offerings in North America ABI Wellness’s BEARS (Brain Enhance And Recovery System) will help cognitive recovery clinics continue to provide care in spite of lockdown restrictions due to COVID-19 (https://abiwellness.com/brains “We hope [...] to help stimulate ...

More steps taken toward creation of new airport The Oak Ridge City Council took two actions Monday night involving the future construction of a general aviation airport in west Oak Ridge at Heritage Center near the former K-25 site. The measures were steps toward acquiring land for the airport. City Council approved both measures unanimously at its meeting. The first action involved authorizing City Manager Mark Watson to take actions toward the eventual purchase of private land for the airport...

Drive-in movies, comedy, music and theatre at showground );  ); LIVE comedy, music, children’s theatre and big screen movies are coming to the Henley Showground over five days in May. The Alfresco Theatre Drive-in Tour has been created by the organisers of the socially distanced Pub in the Park festival held at Temple Island Meadows in September. This year’s event will take place from Wednesday to Sunday, May 12 to 16 at the showground off Marlow Road. Visitors will be directed to park on...

Oak Ridge Today Posted at Jack Suggs Oak Ridge Electric Director Jack Suggs has been promoted to deputy city manager. He will start his new job Monday, March 8. In his new position, Suggs will help with several projects, including the new water plant, economic development projects, computer software, and the transfer of the Oak Ridge Airport project, the city said in a press release. Suggs’ promotion will allow other potential leaders to advance, most immediately in the Oak Ridge Electric De...

£8.5m Humber Link Road opens between Grimsby and Immingham Almost two years in the making The new Humber Link Road between Grimsby and Immingham has now opened to the public. The £8.5 million, 2.5km road is expected to reduce travel time by up to 20 minutes in the area, and took 96 weeks to build. It stretches from Moody Lane in Grimsby to Hobson Way in Stallingborough, aiming to unite the port complexes in North East Lincolnshire. The three-phase project saw the opening up of a direct route ...

Elaine Bunick/Special to The Oak Ridger The first COVID-19 drive-in vaccine clinic at Munsey’s Pharmacy in Oak Ridge was Saturday, Feb. 27. James Munsey was one of the first 32 privately owned and operated small pharmacies approved in the state of Tennessee to administer COVID-19 vaccines. All recipients of the COVID-19 vaccine must complete and sign the State of Tennessee Application. This data is entered into the states database after their vaccine dosages are given and they have been obser...

Work session possible on Special Rec District zone Oakridger Absent from the agenda for Monday, March 8s Oak Ridge City Council meeting is any mention of a new zoning category for large “Special Recreation District” areas. However, even though it’s not on the agenda for March 8, citizens may still comment on it or any other item not on the agenda during the “Appearance of Citizens” time. The Oak Ridge Municipal Planning Commission recently recommended a proposal for that type of distr...

Although currently we are all still involved in a national lockdown, talk has well and truly begun about when ‘normality’ is set to return. With that in mind, below are five acts that are set to perform in at the Queen’s Hall in Hexham once restrictions ease over the next few months. 1) Jason Manford -  Like Me – Scheduled date: 3 September 2021 The Manchester comedian is set to play Queens Hall later this year. The Manchester comedian is one of the most well-known acts on the c...

Pubs in Bridport and surrounding areas are preparing to reopen in either April or May. The roadmap for Englands exit from the national lockdown states that pubs could be open from April 12 – but only serving customers outdoors. Pubs which do not have the outdoor space available will be unable to reopen then. The earliest date hospitality venues can seat customers indoors will be from May 17, and all restrictions look set to be lifted by June 21. Geraldine Baker, landlady of the Ropema...