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Ron Herbert in his later years and as a Warrington Wolves player in the 1950s A HOMEGROWN Warrington Wolves centre and great-grandfather has died three months shy of his 65th wedding anniversary. Penketh resident and former Capper Neill and Laporte employee Ron Herbert, who featured over 40 times across eight seasons for The Wire alongside the likes of Brian Bevan and Gerry Helme in the 1950s, died on Good Friday at the Countess of Chester Hospital. He would have turned 88 this coming Monday. Ex-Crosfields amateur Ron, a former pupil of Bolton Council and Boteler Grammar schools in La...

a- Why take just a macro-look at The Great Replacement in the United States of America, when you can easily take a micro-look? Let’s start with New York City. For those wondering, here’s the racial breakdown of New York City from 1910–2020, with the help of one of VDARE.com's high-tech fever charts: Can't render, error Here’s more: It’s hard to believe that until 1980, New York City was overwhelmingly white — and it was traditionally conservative. Even during the Ellis Island period, it was a white city except for black Harlem. After the 1965 Immigration Act, the city turned multi...

PT 2: Black Canadian writers on finding 'home' in their work What kinds of responsibility does a Black writer have? Is it enough to just write whatever inspires you, or is there an obligation to take on the big questions of culture, class, colour? In this two-part series, we hear from Black Canadian writers about the politics of everyday life and art. Social Sharing CBC Radio · Posted: Feb 25, 2021 7:17 PM ET | Last Updated: February 26 From left to right: writers George Elliott Clarke, Afua Cooper and André Alexis — all featured guests in our two-part series, Behind the Lines.(Submitte...

Melanie Vogel left Toronto in 2017 to walk 20,000 kilometres across Canada, following the Great Trail from the Atlantic to the Arctic to the Pacific oceans. Now she’s on lockdown in Eagle Plains, a tiny Yukon outpost on the edge of the Arctic Circle. Here’s how her adventure has gone so far. — As told to Liza Agrba “I’ve been travelling for a long time. In 2011, while living in Vancouver, I backpacked around Asia, Australia and New Zealand. I journeyed through India, hiked to the Annapurna base camp in Nepal, drove an old Russian motorbike for two months through Vietnam and lived wi...

Amazon Shennan and Adin: two minds joined in a single body. Bred as an elite soldier to protect First Contact Teams, they are thrown into a frantic pursuit of a sophisticated and deadly invader. Burner Amazon Finding her dead husband’s burner phone was bad. The Polaroids were worse. But the secrets Audrey uncovers next might set her entire world on fire. Sometimes the scars are on the inside. Horde: Zombie Apocalypse (The Chad Halverson Series #6) Bryan Cassiday. KDP. $4.99 e-book, ASIN B08KFXPYSB Amazon Survivors of the zombie apocalypse holed up in a warehouse suspect that the zombie plag...