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Tween Waters Island Resort & Spa celebrates island music with Captivaville ‘Tween Waters Island Resort & Spa has announced that June 16-18 will mark the fifth annual Captivaville Singer-Songwriters weekend of sun, fun, good times and great live tunes at the legendary Captiva Island resort. Eight months after hurricane Ian, ‘Tween Waters Captiva remains the

Here are 40 questions to test your recall of local events of the past year.

Gilsons Metamorphoses of the City of God traces the quest of philosophers for a universal human society, as it gradually degraded from the heavenly city of which Augustine wrote.

A judge says a Balclutha woman should have been safe with her husband, instead he has been sentenced to more than four years’ jail for killing her.

The debate over the recently-announced vaccine mandate is awash in illogic. For example: vaccines are like seatbelts, we’re told. But how many of us h...

Business Notes PHOTO PROVIDED Holt Rieck RE/MAX of the Islands recently held its first “in-person” sales meeting since 2019. Broker and owner Art Corace distributed the 2020 RE/MAX International awards to the sales associates for their achievements. They included: – Steven Fisher received recognition celebrating his 30th anniversary – Sheila Hammons received recognition celebrating her 10th anniversary – Deb Stone was inducted into the RE/MAX International Hall of Fame – Chuck Andre...

What is disputed is the intent and the defence case is that he did not intend to cause bodily injury, and wanted his wife to be quiet when she threatened him with a rape allegation. The crown witness, who has name suppression, recalled the alleged incident from about 30 years ago where she said Fallowfield threw her to the ground, sat on top of her and strangled her. The witness told the court she had struggled to breath. “I thought he was going to kill me. I thought just get it over and ...

2020 Annual Report of The Heritage Foundation

Mountain Scene When a company boss thought a teenager had skived off with his wife’s purse on a night out in Queenstown last year, he decided to take matters into his own hands. Encountering the alleged thief on the dark streets of the resort’s CBD about 3am, Jeremy David Smith, 46, smacked the 19-year-old to the head, three to five times. But the teen — who Smith chased when he ran away — decided to exact his own revenge. He rallied four of his mates and when they found...