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War in the streets - 100th anniversary of the Dromcollogher Ambush Reporter: 14 May 2021 The shop that replaced Murrays was the fine premises run by John Galvin. Now of course Meaneys Centra Supermarket trades on this site | PICTURE: dromheritage.ie );  ); TODAY marks the 100 year anniversary of the Dromcollogher Ambush, an incident from the War of Independence that took place on the streets of the village on May 14, 1921. A patrol from the local RIC barracks (the former St Mary’s Secondary...

04.08.21 -- How To Select A Feeder For Your Process = Understanding Your Bulk Material   White Paper | By Todd Messmer, Schenck Process LLC Selecting a feeder for solid material at the correct processing rate means understanding materials and flow. This article describes common feeders and how to match a feeder to your materials flow behavio...

Experts say that, much like the myth of her cow’s fateful lantern kick, Catherine O’Leary's connection to the home is also dubious.

Daisy the cow almost certainly did not start the Great Chicago Fire. But that has not stopped as many as 50 people per week from calling a Chicago real estate agent — they’re curious about a mansion he is selling that he says was built for Catherine O’Leary, the troublemaking cow’s owner. The language in the listing for the 6,270-square-foot, four-story Englewood mansion at 726 W. Garfield Boulevard does not exactly lend itself to myth...

Much like the legend that Catherine O’Leary’s cow started the Great Chicago Fire in 1871, historians doubt the story that the home was built for her — or that she ever lived there.

Mon, 02/08/2021 - 3:49pm -- tim Mayor Weinberger, Burlington Electric Department, VGS, UVM Medical Center, Ever-Green Energy Announce Another Milestone Step Forward for District Energy System Vermont Business Magazine Mayor Miro Weinberger, Burlington Electric Department (BED), VGS, University of Vermont Medical Center (UVMMC), Ever-Green Energy, and the Burlington District Energy System (BURDES) Committee, a group of interested local citizens, today announced another milestone step forward to ...

In a statement, State Police spokesman David Procopio (pictured in November) said, “Accusations of cheating are utterly baseless and we reject them categorically.”Matthew J. Lee/Globe staff/file Three Massachusetts State Police lieutenants are suing the department claiming a recent promotional exam was rolled out improperly, and their attorney alleged in court there is “very serious evidence of potential cheating” within the top ranks of the department. The lieutenants and t...

A man has pleaded guilty in the 2019 death of Michael Ahern in Saratoga County.

Jan 27, 2021 Photo: Getty Images A Clifton Park man is facing up to 12 years in prison after pleading guilty in connection with the death of a Stillwater resident. Saratoga County deputies say 25-year-old Jack Jeffers was involved in the 2019 killing of 42-year-old Michael Ahern and that he may not have acted alone. Police say they were able to find the murder weapon but havent released the motive for the homicide. Jeffers is set to be sentenced in March.  

Young military member admits role in death of missing Saratoga County biker Jack L. Jeffers pleads guilty to manslaughter, felony weapons possession FacebookTwitterEmail 1of9 Michael P. Ahern was a member of the Rolling Pride motorcycle club.Saratoga County Sheriffs OfficeShow MoreShow Less 2of9 Jack L. Jeffers, 25, a private first class in the New York National Guard, had been a focus of the investigation into Michael Aherns disappearance along with associates of at least one other local biker...