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my love, lift up the hours with kind words that sway in the wind.  I emerge, shop  the crowded aisles for food, first time  in a year, vaccinated at last.  Driving home, I pull the car over, weep.  Today is a line cast into murky water. I will take all  that luck offers.  Tomorrow, I will be new, dress up, beautify my nails. Strawberry margarita is the color I will choose to carry me from winter to spring, to fix my naked fingers, locked-up toes.  Today I will soar with eagles, lie down...

Wednesday court round-up — Door alarm theft and gambling with freedom By Crime and Courts Team April 28 2021, 7.30pm Door alarm theft A “persistent thief” from Perthshire broke into a stranger’s house in Precinct Street, Coupar Angus and stole items including her door alarm. Alexander Laurie, 48-year-old was previously the victim of a serious assault, which left him with a brain injury, Perth Sheriff Court heard. On the night of the break-in, in March 2020, he had been drinking a...

© Supplied by DCT Media A pair of gang members stole cars and ransacked the Kismat office in East Dock Street, Dundee Sign up for our daily newsletter of the top stories in Courier country Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Members of a criminal gang that targeted a Dundee car dealership and stole an Angus man’s pick-up truck are facing jail. Banned drivers Robert Fleming and Alistair Montague ransacked the K...

End in sight for Karingal shopping redevelopment Picture: Supplied THE redeveloped Karingal Hub shopping centre is on track to open by the end of this year. Construction began on the project a little over a year ago. The $160 million project will add new retailers, dining, entertainment, playgrounds, and 650 more free parking spots to the centre. The centre’s owners ISPT had its plans ticked off in 2018. ISPT retailer services general manager, Sam Curry, said “we have reached a significant...

Forgotten fire: Logie School in Dundee was engulfed in flames 20 years ago Time stood still as the former Logie School in Dundee was engulfed by flames 20 years ago. © DUNDEE PRESS Logie School went up in flames 20 years in a blaze which would later be overshadowed by the Morgan Academy blaze. Sign up for our newsletter and let our nostalgia team take you on a trip back in time Thank you for signing up to our Nostalgia newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up T...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- The Cook County Department of Public Health and the Chicago Housing Authority are about halfway through their efforts to get every senior resident of public housing in the city vaccinated for COVID-19. "Were in our third week of vaccines. We should have everyone vaccinated by the third, fourth week of April," said Venis Frazier, director of senior services for the Chicago Housing Authority. Todays mobile vaccine site was hosted at the Maria Diaz Martinez Apartments in Lincoln P...

Politics by KELMENY FRASER Premium Content   It took just 24 hours for Labor-linked lobbyist Evan Moorhead to secure access to Treasury officials via ex-Treasurer Jackie Trads office for a millionaire hotel owner seeking a state bailout. Emails released to The Courier-Mail through Right to Information laws reveal Mr Moorhead had secured a meeting with a top Treasury official for his client just 24 hours after an email introduction by Ms Trads then chief-...

Politics by KELMENY FRASER Premium Content   It took just 24 hours for Labor-linked lobbyist Evan Moorhead to secure access to Treasury officials via ex-Treasurer Jackie Trads office for a millionaire hotel owner seeking a state bailout. Emails released to The Courier-Mail through Right to Information laws reveal Mr Moorhead had secured a meeting with a top Treasury official for his client just 24 hours after an email introduction by Ms Trads then chief-...

Secret emails have revealed how a millionaire hotelier gained access to top Treasury officials within just 24 hours of an email introduction via then-Treasurer Jackie Trad’s office.

Hutchinson Regional joins national observation of American Heart Month Ken Johnson In February, Hutchinson Regional Medical Center joins healthcare organizations nationwide in observance of American Heart Month. The American Heart Association established the annual event in 1964 during a national effort for motivating Americans to adopt healthy lifestyles to prevent cardiovascular disease. Cardiovascular disease continues to be the leading cause of death worldwide.  According to the AHA, 16.5 ...