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Remember When: Chesnuts roasted, carols sung and a turkey to top them all Grace Witherden );  ); Welcome to Remember When, our weekly delve into the Advertiser archives to see what was making headlines 25, 30, 35, 40 and 50 years ago this week. You can also take a look into the past by visiting our online archives at baylismediaarchive.co.uk 1980: Patients at St Mark’s Hospital were preparing to tuck in to the town’s biggest turkey at Christmas. The 66lb monster was donated by Powney Road...

Outdoor dining and holiday fun: Westlake news roundup Updated Dec 14, 2020; Posted Dec 14, 2020 The Westlake City Hall lobby is all dressed up for the holidays. (Photo Courtesy of City of Westlake) Facebook Share WESTLAKE, Ohio -- City Council is making it easier for restaurants to continue to serve patrons this winter as the COVID-19 pandemic continues. Council has passed an ordinance allowing restaurants to utilize various types of temporary outdoor structures through the end of 2021. The s...

15 Dec 2020 This weeks TM is out now – here are the headlines: Villagers in Gainford and Staindrop are considering a judicial review to halt Lord Barnards unpopular plan to build hundreds of rural homes. How a Teesdale man was one of the first to get the Covid-19 vaccine – he has now urged people not to listen to the anti-vaxxers. Green Lane Primarys nativity photo is on the front page – its a sneak preview to a 12-page pullout packed with festive play photos from schools across the dal...

THERE has always been a proportion of fraud in any US election ("Trumps election fraud claims taking root among Republicans", The Herald, December 10). Just one instance is the California county which in a previous election managed to have 120 per cent of those eligible to vote recorded as voting. The most significant event was not as the article seemed to focus on the cases in federal and state courts, as these were almost inevitably going to go against the President. The action of the Tex...