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The famous diarist’s dedicated building, left to his Cambridge alma mater, could not be altered. So architect Níall McLaughlin created a magical solution

To say I spent a few hours playing Super Mario Bros. 2 in the late 1980s is akin to suggesting that I consumed the occasional plating of Taco Bell in

The Jerwood Library at Trinity Hall in Cambridge says it is "better late than never".

And other stories from the stranger side of life

The Valley News Dispatch is compiling a list of autumn events and Halloween parades, parties and trick-or-treat nights. Information should be emailed to cpinto-smith@triblive.com. Campfire ghost story event set in Harrison Hills Park Allegheny County Parks Department will host a campfire ghost story event at 7 p.m. Oct. 10 in

HERE are some more lovely pictures in our new nostalgia series in the Malvern Gazette, where we look back at some of the faces and places that have…

July 28, 2021 - 4:46 PM Interior Health is hosting new drop-in COVID-19 vaccination clinics following the announcement that new mask and gathering restrictions will soon be in effect. Earlier today, Dr. Bonnie Henry announced new mask requirements in all Central Okanagan public spaces and a limit on gatherings. She also encouraged people to avoid non-essential travel to the region until theyre fully vaccinated. The restrictions were announced due to the rise in cases in 20 to ...

Lord Millett, Law Lord who over a long career tackled blatant tax avoidance, the Spycatcher affair, the fall of Maxwell, and child welfare – obituary In a Lords judgment on a ‘wrongful birth’ he said ‘the law must take the birth of a normal, healthy baby to be a blessing, not a detriment’ Peter Millett (Lord of Appeal in Ordinary) in 1998 Credit: Universal Pictorial Press Photo Lord Millett, the former Law Lord, who has died aged 88, was earlier a brilliant Chancery barrister, regarde...

Huge competition for accommodation with little time between exam results and college term

Trinity Hall Irish Pub to reopen in Dallas after being closed more than 11 months ‘You lose a year,’ says the proprietor, ‘but you lose two St. Patrick’s Days.’ Trinity Hall, an Irish Pub in Dallas, is expected to reopen in early June 2021 in Mockingbird Station. It closed initially in March 2020 because of the coronavirus pandemic. Then it closed for more than 11 months in June 2020.(Tailyr Irvine / Staff Photographer) 8:42 AM on May 27, 2021 CDT After closing its doors for nearly a ...