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<strong>Exclusive:</strong> Toxic air pollution kills thousands of people in city every year but higher fines not being levied

Dances like the ones canceled by the PTO this week have been under fire across the country in recent years.

Riding from the Garden Route to Stellenbosch sounds like fun. But in the middle of summer, it can be brutal.

“It was definitely an event,” said Hampton Police Deputy Chief Alex Reno, whose department closed off numerous roads due to flooding.

“It wrecks your car, or your motorcycle,” said Burns, who owns Hampton Nutrition on High Street.

One of South Africa’s best riders is back on the mountain bike brand, where she started her pro career.

“My guy was the best man and I will honor that forever,” she posted on Facebook Thursday morning. “Till we meet again my beautiful boy.”

“Jon’s really our guinea pig,” Donut Love owner Mike Oliveira said. Rineman joked, “I’m going to ruin the whole thing.”

Hunter’s mother Shelly, a longtime bartender at La Bec Rouge, died of an aneurysm at 31.

The Oakville boys swim team continued their run of excellence this year, finishing 13-4 and second in conference to qualify nine swimmers for state. Five of the nine qualifying swimmers were seniors, capping off successful four year careers. Qualifiers included senior Mitch Daues, sophomore Ben Pantazo, senior Seth Steinbrueck, senior Matthew Chirco, senior Doug Poertner,...