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This year, Newcity’s Big Heat feature focuses on those who stand behind the chef in the kitchen. We want to recognize the people who’ve succeeded big time, but we also want to recognize promising upstarts.

Solely for research purposes, I purchased a 12-pack of Truly Hard Seltzer, a product of Boston Beer Co., the maker of Sam Adams beers, which are generally pretty good. I tried one. My impression was that it was a simple, overly sweet soda pop with a slight kick. I gave the spouse a taste. “Ewww. Ewww. Ewww. Ewww. ****. I can’t get that taste out of my mouth. Ewww.” I determined to figure out the appeal of these beverages.

IN good news for Kilmacthomas, a new hackney service has been launched as part of a pilot project that’s being funded by the National Transport Authority (NTA).

As the year comes to a close, heres a look at some of the biggest stories that came out of court.

Fifty years after from the last significant wastewater works conducted in Bonmahon, the area has been included in Irish Water’s next Capital Investment Plan.

Jamarus Raynard Crews, one of three men who died in a shooting on Attucks Street on Saturday, was charged in 1992 with first-degree murder in the death of a Winston-Salem

Republican incumbent Jim O’Neill won a fourth term as Forsyth County’s district attorney Tuesday against Democratic challenger Denise Hartsfield, who retired as district court judge last year after 19 years.

For the first time in 13 years, Forsyth County District Attorney Jim O’Neill, a Republican, has competition as he runs for his fourth term. Denise Hartsfield, a Democrat who retired

Irish Water acknowledged that it was unacceptable for raw wastewater to be discharged into the sea at Bonmahon. FIFTY years of relative inaction when it comes…

A judge ruled Tuesday that the Forsyth County District Attorneys Office can no longer participate in Kalvin Michael Smiths latest appeal because it has a conflict of interest. The DAs