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Cheyenne Mayor: No Excuses for Pothole Problem Cheyenne Mayor Patrick Collins says there are no excuses for the citys pothole problem, the city simply hasnt been doing the basic maintenance required to keep its 350 miles of roads in good shape. "Our Street and Alley crews are working so hard to patch the potholes, but they do not control the required maintenance of crack filling, sealing the roads, and milling and overlays," Collins said Friday in his Mayors Minute column. Currently, $4.5 milli...

La Mama reveals next instalment of its La Mamica program, spanning music, cabaret, film and more Jessica Barclay Lawton Words by Kate Streader The next series of events will take place from Monday June 7 until Sunday June 27. La Mama has revealed the next round of events happening as part of its quarterly La Mamica program, running from Monday June 7 until Sunday June 27. Spanning music, cabaret, poetry and cinema, the program will be split into four nights, each...

NATO gives industry aim points for next-gen rotorcraft By Dawn Zoldi | May 13, 2021 Estimated reading time 6 minutes, 6 seconds. NATO has published an unclassified list of required and desired attributes for its Next Gen Rotorcraft Capability (NGRC) and has invited industry to pitch ideas for meeting those requirements and partner with the alliance to build the future speedy vertical-lift aircraft. NATO’s Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) will host its industry day, currently schedu...

Allianz Hurling League: The talking points from the opening weekend A massive fillip for Antrim, Cork make a statement, and different folk with different takes on hurling’s grapple with cynical play DARREN DELIVERS: Antrim manager Darren Gleeson encourages his players at the water break during their surprise win over Brian Lohans Clare  at Corrigan Park in Belfast. Picture: David Fitzgerald, Sportsfile Mon, 10 May, 2021 - 07:00 Paul Keane, John Fogarty, Eoghan Cormican, John Fallon, Declan ...

Pink and purple summer baskets to celebrate coming out of lockdown );  ); A TOTAL of 163 summer hanging baskets have now been sold to residents and businesses in Henley. Henley in Bloom launched its annual campaign, which is supported by the Henley Standard, three weeks ago. Windowflowers, of Burnham, supplies the baskets and is now planting them up ready for installation in late May and early June. The company will also maintain them all summer. This year’s plants will include pink and pu...

Cork 5-22 v 1-27 Waterford For the first time in three meetings of the sides, Cork have put a blow on Waterfords jaw. Kieran Kington’s men have emerged from lockdown looking sharp and ready for the league campaign, while an experimental Waterford side were short on execution. A strong closing stanza from the Deise didn’t tell the tale of the match, with a late Stephen Bennett goal being the only real threatening moment of the 70 minutes. Cork looked that bit sharper than Waterford in the fi...

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The retirement of Anthony Nash and departure of Stephen O’Keeffe means it is a time for change.

John Fogarty: Hurling managers have little to fear about sin bin Something to keep in mind is just how specific this sin bin rule is. Try and apply the sin bin to cynical fouls in last year’s championship and we can only categorically call two out of 10 certainties and four most definitely weren’t SIN WHEN YOU’RE WINNING: Tipperary’s Seamus Callanan is fouled by Galway’s Adrian Tuohey in last year’s All-Ireland SHC quarter-final, an act of cynicism that would result in a sin bin th...

Im not a huge Star Wars fan, sure, Ive watched most of them, truth be told, Ive only watched maybe two or three of the Disney releases since theyve made the transition to the House of Mouse. But its still fun that today is Star Wars Day, ya know, May The 4th Be With You. Anyways, here are the trending stories to get you going this morning. Trending Locally Cheyenne Mayor, Patrick Collins signed a proclamation yesterday, announcing that May is Bike Month. Throughout the month, residents and visi...