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Port deposit near Havre De Grace minor flooding. So just know if you live in an area prone to bay flooding you might want to move things the higher ground. The second story this morning will be the winds and its a high wind advisory through the course of the afternoon. As winds could gust up to 40. Perhaps maybe 350 miles an hour. So its a raw ride out there for the rest of the morning. Gusty winds and then yes, a weekend storm potential and this could bring some snow. Well talk more about that ...

Edward Michael Gray, a long-time resident of Half Moon Bay, Calif., passed away on Nov. 25, 2023, after a long illness. Edward, or “Eddy was born in Greenwich, Conn., to

Navarro County Commissioners took action at last Tuesday’s meeting of the Commissioners Court to lift Navarro County’s Burn Ban. County Judge H.M. Davenport reminded residents to be mindful of conditions

Elmer “Jake” Bishop Jr., 77, of Sylvania, Ohio, formerly of Napoleon, Ohio, died unexpectedly on Wednesday, Sept. 27, 2023, at his residence.

FROM Monday, March 28, the Welsh Government lifted the legal requirement to self-isolate after a positive covid-19 test but ‘strongly advise’…

OVER 2,000 people gathered in Poole Park for a commemorative charity event last weekend to remember the lives of loved ones.

Whats On Scotland 23 Apr-7 May: Night Fever & more The next two weeks sees museums and galleries reopen, with a flagship exhibition at the V&A Dundee exploring the historic design of club culture. Meanwhile, Manipulate bring live outdoor theatre to Edinburgh and Femspectives kicks off another programme. Feature by Anahit Behrooz | 23 Apr 2021 Exhibitions are back baby! And we dont just mean online! From 1 May, the V&A Dundee is reopening its doors to visitors, with new exhibition N...

Watch our Fiddlers on the High Seas livestream Watch a new short film celebrating the history of Scottish fiddle music, with performances from Aidan ORourke, Vicky Gray and Maurice Henderson Article by The Skinny | 22 Apr 2021 This month, in the second of our series of longreads supported by Edinburgh International Festival, we took a deep dive into the history of Scottish fiddle music. We chart the links between Orkney and Shetlands fiddle-players and the whaling industry, the musi...

BUSINESSES will soon be asked to lend their support to a key organisation in as it seeks to be at the forefront of Yorks recovery. The York Business Improvement District (BID) is nearing the end of its five-year term, and will be holding a ballot to secure its renewal. As the city goes into 2021 on an unsteady footing, with a new lockdown threatening livelihoods, the BID team wants to play a key part in Yorks survival and revival post-Covid-19. It is asking York businesses to support th...