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CHILLICOTHE, Ohio (WCMH) — A man faces multiple charges after a Ross County deputy found drugs in his pocket and inside his car after the suspect resisted arrest. The Sheriff’s Office said that a patrol deputy stopped a vehicle committing traffic violations on Sunday and tried to stop the car near U.S. Route 23 and […]

Michelin starred chef Paul Foster of Salt in Stratford-upon-Avon opens his first London restaurant, with a simple steak-based menu and fabulous veg…

Harrisburg man cited for striking motorcycle MIFFLINTOWN — Pennsylvania State Police at Lewistown responded to the report of a crash on Cuba Mills Drive at about 1:20 p.m. Sept. 4. According to the report, a 2023 Honda Rebel, driven by 35-year-old Ashley L. Yoder, of Mifflintown, was traveling west in the westbound lane, directly behind […]

A weekly update on the Tewaaraton Award race in men's lacrosse.

Members of a brain tumour support group will be taking part in a canal-side Walk of Hope in aid of the Brain Tumour Research charity.

BBC Radio 5 Archers fans will have spent the last fortnight deeply concerned at the fate of Borsetshire's upmarket hotel, Grey Gables.

FOR many of us, Friday night is the designated go-to evening for a chippy tea.

Gayle Ritchie chats to American writer Bonnie MacBird about her fourth Sherlock Holmes novel, The Three Locks.

£3m repair project begins on canal breach Updated: 27/04/2021, 3:47 pm Aerial view of the start of £3m repair work on the River Aire near Goole (Richard McCarthy/PA) A waterways charity carrying out a £3 million repair programme after a canal breach following high rainfall has said that climate change is one of its biggest challenges. The Canal & River Trust has begun repairs to the Aire & Calder Navigation, in East Yorkshire, after it was breached in December – causing a 20-metre section ...

A waterways charity carrying out a £3 million repair programme after a canal breach following high rainfall has said that climate change is one of its biggest challenges. The Canal & River Trust has begun repairs to the Aire & Calder Navigation, in East Yorkshire, after it was breached in December – causing a 20-metre section of embankment to be swept way and flooding nearby land. A multi-agency response to the incident saw a helicopter placing 240 one-tonne bags of stone around the breach h...