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Brunswick approve up to $70,000 to conserve 144 acres on former base The council voted 8-1 to acquire the land for conservation and recreational purposes. Share Brunswick Councilors on Tuesday voted 8-1 to spend up to $70,000 to buy a 144-acres at the former Brunswick Naval Air Station from the Midcoast Regional Redevelopment Authority for conservation and outdoor activities. Councilor Chris Watkinson cast the lone dissenting vote, stating that the council did not do their “due diligence to...

Presidents Day is a holiday that takes place on the third Monday of February. This year, 2021, it will take place on Monday February 15. Why do we celebrate or mark this day, and what will be open or closed? Lets quickly touch base with the difference between a Federal and a National Holiday? Whats the diff? Enter your number to get our free mobile app A Federal Holiday is one that has been recognized by the US Government. Government offices will be closed, and federal employees are paid to ha...

MIAMI – The COVID-19 pandemic ensured that airlines had to get creative in how to increase revenue. Airlines such as British Airways (BA) have resorted to selling their cutlery in an attempt to raise money. Passenger ticket sales have been a rarity over the last year, and airlines have been struggling to fill their seats and keep their heads afloat. Most have seen significant financial losses, leading to a heavy reliance on government aid which, for British airlines especially, has been hard...

BBC News By Stephen Walker Published image copyrightGetty Images Easter holidays could be "overrun" by alcohol misuse if licensing laws are changed, a clergyman has warned. Rev David Clements told MLAs Christmas had been "overrun" by alcohol and said it would be a shame if Easter followed suit. He was speaking to Stormonts communities committee, which is examining a licensing laws reform bill. It would remove Easter drinking restrictions and allow longer opening hours. Current restrictions are...

They have three daughters - 20-year-old twins Kellie and Jade, and Chloe who is 16. The 50-year-old Donegal man considers Downings in the north of the county as his "spiritual home", although he has lived in the village of St Johnston ("within touching distance of Northern Ireland") for almost 30 years. "We moved a lot, maybe 13 times, around Donegal, as my father, a teacher, got different jobs," he explained. Enda is the second eldest of seven children - all boys - to Hugh and Helen, both aged...

Crewe Alexandra 0-0 Ipswich Town - Half-Time Saturday, 30th Jan 2021 15:57 The Blues’ League One fixture against Crewe Alexandra at Gresty Road remains 0-0 at half-time. Town boss Paul Lambert made three changes from the team which lost 1-0 at home to Sunderland on Tuesday with Myles Kenlock, Alan Judge and Freddie Sears returning to the side. Kenlock was at left-back for Stephen Ward, who dropped to the bench, with Judge in the more advanced role in place of Jon Nolan, who was left out of ...

Crewe Alexandra 1-1 Ipswich Town - Match Report Saturday, 30th Jan 2021 17:09 Sub Aaron Drinan netted his first goal for the Blues as 10-man Town drew 1-1 with Crewe Alexandra at Gresty Road. Charlie Kirk gave the home side the lead on 59 but Drinan bundled home the leveller on 75, seven minutes before Teddy Bishop was given his marching orders for a second bookable offence. Town boss Paul Lambert made three changes from the team which lost 1-0 at home to Sunderland on Tuesday with Myles Kenl...

Cameron House fire: Night porter Christopher OMalley spared jail over fatal blaze A NIGHT porter who caused the fire that killed two men at the luxury Cameron House Hotel has been spared a prison sentence. At Dumbarton Sheriff Court today, Sheriff William Gallacher ordered Christopher OMalley to carry out a community-based punishment instead. The 35-year-old, from Renton, was placed on a community payback order (CPO) as a direct alternative to a jail term. He will be supervised by socia...

Christopher OMalley (centre) arrives at Dumbarton Sheriff Court for sentencing on Friday A NIGHT porter who caused the fire that killed two men at the luxury Cameron House Hotel has been spared a prison sentence. At Dumbarton Sheriff Court today, Sheriff William Gallacher ordered Christopher OMalley to carry out a community-based punishment instead. The 35-year-old, from Renton, was placed on a community payback order (CPO) as a direct alternative to a jail term. He will be supervised b...

Blues Visit Crewe With Lambert Not Ready to Write Off Automatic Promotion Hopes Friday, 29th Jan 2021 16:02 Town visit Crewe Alexandra on Saturday looking for their third successive away win with manager Paul Lambert insisting that he’s not writing off automatic promotion, despite the Blues currently sitting in 10th in the League One table. While Town’s form at Portman Road - six defeats from the last seven - has come under a lot of recent scrutiny, away from home they won last time out, ...