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A New York man who found his stolen motorbike using Apples AirTags, was then beaten up by the thieves.

Stephen Herbert says his nose was broken during the altercation. His assailants remain at large.

“I think a lot about, if he had a gun I could be dead,” Stephen Herbert Jr. told the Daily News on Monday.

Rezolve has entered into a definitive business combination agreement with Cohen & Company backed Armada Acquisition Corp. I ... | December 17, 2021

Naas, Kildare – Oct 10, 2021, (peacefully), surrounded by her loving family, at Naas General Hospital, Elizabeth (Liza), beloved wife of the late Michael Brown…

Unofficial results reported by municipal clerks from Tuesday's poll votes.

FORMER Henley mayor Stefan Gawrysiak says he will continue to do his best for the town after being re-elected to Oxfordshire County Council. The Henley Resident...

Lockdown opponent stands in election ); A CAFE owner who opposes the coronavirus lockdown is standing for election. Vivienne Lee is competing in the Henley division of Oxfordshire County Council for a new party called Freedom Alliance. Ms Lee, who owns the Chocolate Café in Thames Side, Henley, is one of four people challenging for the seat at the council elections on Thursday, May 6. She said: “The decision to stand is a direct result of the last 10 months, which have been very tough due ...

Whately officials talk pot approval, school budgets, police reform with legislators State Sen. Jo Comerford, D-Northampton, and state Rep. Natalie Blais, D-Sunderland, visit Long Plain Farm in Whately in 2019. On Wednesday, Whately officials met with Blais and Comerford to discuss town priorities for the year ahead, and how they might be able to help. Staff File Photo/PAUL FRANZ Published: 2/15/2021 7:10:05 PM WHATELY — State Sen. Jo Comerford and state Rep. Natalie Blais recently met with Wh...

Whately officials talk pot approval, school budgets, police reform with legislators State Sen. Jo Comerford, D-Northampton, and state Rep. Natalie Blais, D-Sunderland, visit Long Plain Farm in Whately in 2019. On Wednesday, Whately officials met with Blais and Comerford to discuss town priorities for the year ahead, and how they might be able to help. Staff File Photo/PAUL FRANZ Published: 2/12/2021 12:06:25 PM WHATELY — State Sen. Jo Comerford and state Rep. Natalie Blais recently met with W...