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POLICE are on the hunt for nine people across Dorset wanted for a variety of crimes, including trafficking in controlled drugs and the theft of a…

The 17-year-old Dubliner has gained first-team experience with League One promotion chasers Lincoln City. By Paul Dollery Monday 10 May 2021, 5:01 PM May 10th 2021, 5:01 PM 10,332 Views 0 Comments Sean Roughan of Lincoln City. Image: PA Image: PA PREMIER LEAGUE CLUB Southampton have shown an interest in Irish teenager Sean Roughan, who’s cur...

Created: May 05, 2021 03:25 PM A plan to bring a five-story development to St. Pauls Grand Avenue is being met with a mixed response from neighbors. The $32.5 million mixed-use project would be built at the current location of Dixies on Grand. Supporters believe the new building would bring an economic boost to the street.  "I see both sides of the fence," Brian George, owner of Georges Shoe and Leather Repair said. "For me, its bringing more people and if theyre going to be spendi...

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‘An Evil Man Died’: Victims’ Animosity Toward Madoff Outlives Him For many of the victims of Bernard L. Madoff’s massive Ponzi scheme, his death on Wednesday did not assuage their bitterness. Burt Ross, left, a victim of Bernie Madoff, spoke outside the federal courthouse in Manhattan where Mr. Madoff was sentenced in 2009. Mr. Ross said he lost millions in Mr. Madoff’s scheme.Credit...James Estrin/The New York Times April 14, 2021Updated 8:44 p.m. ET There were no obv...

An evil man died: Victims animosity toward Bernie Madoff outlives him 15 Apr, 2021 06:00 AM 5 minutes to read Bernard Madoff exits Manhattan federal court in March 2009. Photo / AP New York Times By: Jonah E. Bromwich and Benjamin Weiser For many of the victims of Bernard L. Madoffs massive Ponzi scheme, his death did not assuage their bitterness. There were no obvious public signs that Bernard L. Madoff, who died Wednesday at age 82, would eventually become infamous for runni...

| Photo: Stuart Wilde for CoLC COVID-19 mutations of concern have been detected by health officials in Lincolnshire, but they said they’ve been contained, and there is “no longer transmission, no issues.” The Brazil and South Africa variants have worried scientists because they are thought to be much more contagious than the original strain, and can therefore spread faster in the population, and potentially be vaccine-resistant. Health bosses have also said there have been no hospitalisat...

Man cleans up Lincolnshire police CCTV images with five minute Photoshop edit He hopes it will help clear up who it is Hopefully should be a bit clearer now. | Photo: Marc Reynolds / Lincolnshire Police A man from Lincolnshire has offered his help in solving a theft case in Horncastle by clearing up CCTV images supplied by police. At around 5am on April 1, two men in Horncastle broke into a shed on Southwell Lane and stole an impact gun worth over £1,000. Soon after, the men also stole a Dell ...

Group of youths threatened in Grantham Police investigating the public disorder incident A group of youths were allegedly threatened during a public disorder incident in Grantham. The incident happened in the area of Springfield Road/Stamford Street in the Lincolnshire town at around 4.30pm on Saturday, March 20. The youths were verbally threatened with violence, but there was no assault or injury, police said. Lincolnshire Police launched an appeal on Friday, April 9 with a photo of a man the...