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A young man caught driving while disqualified twice in less than six weeks has been spared prison but warned by a judge that any further offending will see him spending more time behind bars.
There were more than 1,750 entries, which were blind judged. Hartland Winery entered six wines for competition. The grape from every wine was Indiana-grown, with five being grown in northeast Indiana and three in the vineyard at Hartland Winery. Hartlandâs Marquette, Frontenac Gris, and Chambourcin wines received silver medals. Its Vignoles, LaCrescent and Norton wines received bronze medals. âWe are pleased to have medaled in the first year that we entered this competition, after taking a year off from competition in 2020,â said Alan Lockhart, winemaker and co-owner of Hartlan...
Each year, the 10 graduating students with the highest GPA from each high school are honored. This year, due to ties in GPA, Kickapoo and Parkview high schools each have 11 honorees. The News-Leader will showcase students from each high school this week. The ROSE banquet will be hosted by Missouri State University this year. Kelsey Rose Boyce The child of Steve Boyce and Julie Boyce, Kelsey plans to earn a degree in international business with a minor in Spanish from Missouri State University and pursue a career as a business relations specialist. Her high school activities include National H...
Article content A 36-year-old Sarnia man won $250,000 – the top prize available – through a battle ship-based lottery game, but he initially thought his victory was much smaller. “I was playing my ticket and stopped at one point thinking I won $1,000 and was happy with that,” Alan Lockhart told Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corp. (OLG) officials while claiming his prize in Toronto. “When I scanned the ticket using the OLG lottery app and it said I won $250,000, I couldn’t believe it.” We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Sarnia man scores $...
Article content A 36-year-old Sarnia man won $250,000 – the top prize available – through a battle ship-based lottery game, but he initially thought his victory was much smaller. “I was playing my ticket and stopped at one point thinking I won $1,000 and was happy with that,” Alan Lockhart told Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corp. (OLG) officials while claiming his prize in Toronto. “When I scanned the ticket using the OLG lottery app and it said I won $250,000, I couldn’t believe it.” We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Sarnia man surprise...