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People off the bus, but they wasnt over six feet from the bus. Began to put them in the highway patrolmans car, and i stepped off again, because i was told holding the ladys arms that they were arresting and she said get back on the bus, and then i heard somebody scream from the parlor she was in and said get that one there. And then a white man stepped out of a car and told me i was under arrest. When he opened the door and i went to get in the car, he kicked me, and they carried me on down to ...

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Australian sailing identity, Wendy Tuck and Queensland sailor, Lea Foster, were quick off the bat when Royal Melbourne Yacht Squadron

Concord Ryde Sailing Club (CRSC) has stepped into an exciting new partnership with the Making Waves Foundation (MWF). Participants of MWF’s Wright of

It was a dream come true for 59-year-old novice sailor Katie Alexander yesterday when she was hoisted onboard the Trans-Pacific 52-foot yacht ‘Wot Eva’ to

The Making Waves Foundation will take part in the Festival of Sails for the first time in 2024. Legendary female skipper, Wendy Tuck, the first female

Disko Trooper­_Contender Sailcloth was launched in time for Jules Hall to contest the 2021 Rolex Sydney Hobart - in two-handed mode with Jan ‘Clogs’

Presented by Verijet. Sustainable development concepts are spreading throughout society today. Earth’s human inhabitants realize the importance of taking

An analysis on the Phoenix housing market is underway.

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