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Unarmed Eamonn Bronco Bradley shot dead by British soldier as he walked home from pub

Charlie McDermott was just a teenager when he arrived at the front door of the ornate Derry Journal offices on Shipquay Street to report for work on his first day back in 1944.

Team Fiji continue preparations in Saipan

Rachel Nye was able to use transaction data to find the criminal in person, ultimately leading to his downfall.

AMMON — Deputies tracked a suspected credit card thief through a pizza delivery order to the man’s apartment. Chase William Oconnell, 35, is now charged with felony grand theft for the Dec. 18, 2021 incident. Oconnell made an initial appearance in court Wednesday. Reports show the Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office got a call around 5:30 […]

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Father James Jackson of St. Mary’s Church at 538 Broadway in Providence was arrested by the Rhode Island State Police’s Police/Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force for Possession of Child Pornography, Transfer of Child Pornography, and Chil

3/13/2021 Peter J. O’Connell – Scituate Peter J. O’Connell was born in Providence on April 16, 1921, to Mary McKiernan O’Connell and Peter O’Connell who had immigrated from Ireland. He lived to nearly his 100th birthday. Peter was raised in Mount Pleasant and attended Blessed Sacrament School and LaSalle Academy. He recently listened to the funeral Mass for his beloved wife, Fran, and mentioned that he sang some of the hymns that were incorporated in her Mass while at Blessed Sacramen...

While Notos Group developer Tom O’Connell says he doesn’t know exactly what he wants to build on land up for rezoning at the Jan. 16 Special Town Meeting, he knows whatever it is will be big. O’Connell hopes that the proposed “Economic Opportunity District,” which he claims will “invite incredible opportunities for the future,” will receive the ⅔ vote needed to pass at Town Meeting. Critics have decried the overlay district’s large size, a lack of clarity within the proposal, ...