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editorial@newsandsentinel.com Natasha Allen plays Patty in the WMOVP Radio Theatre production of “The Veldt.” The online show starts at 7 p.m. today. (Image Provided) MARIETTA — It was a year ago this week when the Mid-Ohio Valley Players, like other community theater groups, was forced to shut its doors due to the pandemic. Yet to continue to bring theater to the valley and give local actors, directors and technicians an opportunity to practice their craft, the group created its social d...

Envisage and OSSM unite to create 10 jobs with launch of Noledge Group Ray Ryan, managing director at the Noledge Group 23 February, 2021 01:00 BUSINESS software companies Envisage and OSSM have united under the Noledge Group brand, creating a new home for their enterprise resource planning (ERP) focused solutions. The group has also opened a Belfast office, and as well as hiring a new sales director and further technical support roles to drive future growth, Nol...

Ray Ryan’s newly formed Noledge Group aims to deliver software solutions that help manufacturing companies become more efficient from the warehouse up

If boredom and sameness are the enemy of passion, then, thanks to lockdown, many of us in longterm relationships may now be living through a prolonged period of near celibacy. Nor are homeschooling and working from home in a tracksuit exactly the stuff of romantic fantasy. Stuck in our own version of Groundhog Day and with the kids constantly present, our home lives have changed dramatically and the impact on couples is huge. Worldwide, theres been an explosion in the number of couples seeking ...

Frustration, confusion and anger. N.J’s new COVID vaccine rollout leaves teachers, others in dark. Updated Feb 07, 2021; Posted Feb 06, 2021 Moderna COVID-19 vaccines are administered at International High School in Paterson. Wednesday, January, 20, 2021Patti Sapone | NJ Advance Media Facebook Share Andrew Allard wants to know when it will be his turn to get a coronavirusvaccine. At age 59 with no qualifying medical conditions, Allard, a high school history teacher, isn’t yet eligible ...

She tried desperately to get me back - Tuam survivor recalls tracking down birth mother PJ Haverty explains how his birth mother was warned by the nuns that if she ever found out where he was, she had to stay away or she would be in big trouble. PJ Haverty remembers how he saw his mother while living with his foster parents, but she couldnt reveal who she was. Photo: Ray Ryan Thu, 14 Jan, 2021 - 11:30 Neil Michael PJ Haverty has an old man on a bike to thank for helping trace his mother. But d...

Mother and baby homes report fails to fully address the issue of illegal adoptions It is estimated that 15% of children born in Irelands mother and baby homes were illegally adopted, but this weeks report has left the issue — officially at least — hidden in plain sight Newspapers in the 1950s were able to report that hundreds of children were being flown to the US  and the work of researchers including Conall Ó Fátharta and Mike Milotte make it clear that Ireland was the centre of a vas...

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EXPLAINER: What will change for Kildare people shopping online or in the North after Brexit? Changes will come into effect from January 1 Reporter: );  ); There has been much focus on how Brexit will affect trade with the UK, but what does it mean for Kildare shoppers? The answer to that depends on whether you are buying goods from Northern Ireland or are shopping online from British websites. For people living close to the border, it can be quite normal for their nearest supermarket, hardwar...

Reading for the Plot, because he describes how the plot in which literature and the MLA revolved was ready to explode the way the stories in Lodge’s and Eco’s novels do. The plot had tightened up and was ready to spring boy-yoy-yoing! The professors were building a movement right there on Sixth Avenue at the Hilton hotel, a new Tower of Babel, out of the plethora of interesting books, ideas, events they were churning out. And these novels convey how tightly wound up this moment felt. The ML...