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Roger Paul Brosnahan, of San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, died January 20, 2023. He was 87. Born in Kansas City, Mo., Roger was Jesuit-educated at Rockhurst High School and at

A DISABLED pensioner from Chepstow claims she was banned from a charity community centre without due cause after having volunteered there for…

As part of our drive to support local charities, this week we look at the valuable support provided by The Matthew Project.

<strong>Other lives:</strong> Theatre designer, international exhibition curator and lecturer

The founder of a charity that has gone on to help thousands of people affected by drug and alcohol abuse has died.

TURTON Tower re-opened this weekend (March 26) with a packed agenda of activities.

Pharmacy professionals share the lessons they have learnt during 2020 and how to make this coming year a more positive one.

What films are worth watching. >> happy early thanksgiving to you and your families. lots of films are out and in theaters that people should see. the first i will mention is green book. one of the best films of the year. a massive oscar contender centering on a true story of friendship. a musician who wants to take a music tour in the deep south in the 1960s though he hires viggo mortensen to be his driver and the idea of the green book element and social commentary and race in this film, direc...

Theater." and this morning, we have a unique movie that features no less than 40, yeah, 4-0 big names in a comedy that features 12 short films. >> thats right. its sort of an ensemble piece. its called "movie 43," produced by peter farley. remember "hall pass." remember "shallow hal?" he did "something about mary" and "dumb and dumber." really good producers, but apparently they have 12 outrageous sketches, each one by a different director with a different star studded cast, including kate winsl...

0 >> reporter: republican representative paul stan is helping draft the legislation and he says, were giving them welfare to help them live, but yet by selling them a ticket, were taking away the money that is there to provide the barest of necessities. as of october 2012, more than 1.7 people in north carolina were on food stamps. some use them at peace street market. >> just food, whatever is in food. no drink, no chewing gum. >> reporter: and if the new legislation passes, no lottery. but it ...