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The County of Renfrew presented the 2022 Warden’s Community Service Awards, recognizing an individual, not-for-profit sector and for-profit business at the…

A Taranaki man accused of murdering his wife on Valentine's Day this year is now being held in a mental health facility, where he refuses to engage with fo

When I first moved from Vermont, my immediate thought was that Northamptonites took themselves too seriously. I jocularly threatened to string a banner across Main Street imploring, “C’mon folks, lighten up.”The current brouhaha at Northampton High...

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>> then when he come out, i was ready. he came out of that room... he said oh, [bleep] >> one, two, five... shots -- and he fell on the floor. his phone was still in his hand. "help." orly asked for help, too. >> she didnt shoot him just once. she emptied her gun into him. john friskey simply wanted to find out if cindy was operating a pill mill. instead, it sounded like she had confessed to a much, much more serious crime. >> i went in the restroom. i called rob weir, the dea agent. and i told ...

The board would not name the facilities, citing the interests of protecting residents’ privacy. Increased numbers of admissions to Palmerston North Hospital, many with respiratory illnesses, have contributed to a decision to postpone all planned care, except for cancer treatment and the most acute cases. MidCentral Health acute and specialist services operations executive Lyn Horgan said by 11am on Friday 52 elective surgeries had been put off to help free up in-patient beds. Elective sur...

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Trophy hunter is caught boasting how he helped to shoot 13,000 doves Michael Powell for The Mail on Sunday © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo A millionaire trophy hunter has been caught boasting about helping to kill 13,000 doves and blasting a baboon. In a phone call with an undercover investigator, businessman Rob Weir recounted a £2,800 hunting trip to Argentina, saying: There were five of us – one of them was a lady – and we shot 13,000 doves over four days. He...