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From The Tribune staff reports ASHVILLE — The St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office announced the formation of a new multi-agency unit to help combat drugs throughout the county. Members of 13 local law enforcement agencies are a part of a specialized unit that Sheriff Billy Murray said will “protect our communities against the sale and distribution of illegal narcotics.” The St. Clair County Drug Enforcement Unit will work alongside the FBI and the North Alabama Safe Streets Task Force. “This specialized, highly trained group of law enforcement officers will comprise a working partners...

Malden Musings: The Crime of the Century Peter Levine One of the greatest unsolved mysteries in the history of Edgeworth, and the St. Rocco Feast, took place in August of 1982 at the 53rd annual San Rock Festa. It was just another ordinary St. Rocco weekend right up until Sunday morning. Then blam! The backstory; as always, all the regulars gathered to sample the calzone, sausages & peppers, fried dough, and cannoli. They gathered to toast loved ones no longer with them. And to share the home-made vino that sat fermenting for months in every basement in Edgeworth. Regulars like Lou Brandano...

ACTOR Billy Murray – known for his villainous roles in EastEnders and The Bill – was in Dorset to talk about his new gangster movie, Nemesis. The film, which contains scenes shot in Bournemouth, shot into the top three in all the supermarket DVD charts on the day of its release last week. The veteran star plays a gangster who wants to turn his back on his trade but finds his family home invaded by armed intruders. Nemesis was put together by Bournemouth-based producer Jonathan Sothcott and co-stars his wife Jeanine Nerossa Sothcott – and the three posed with digital posters adve...

Tom Jolliffe looks at Danny Dyer’s film career and some of the standout gems lurking within… A right sort. A British character from the East End with a way with words and charms you might call divisive. Perhaps to some, a little to gauche, to others a caricature milking his background stereotype and maybe not that authentic anymore. Can you still duck and dive and be a geezer when you’re counting EastEnders‘ Walford wonga? I’d say so. Dyer’s career as an entertainer has seen him on screen and stage as an actor, on the TV screens as a presenter and personality. He’s had no shor...

Today in Music History - March 16 The Canadian Press 2021-03-16 Today in Music History for March 16:   In 1918, "K-K-K-Katy," subtitled "The Stammering Song," written by Chatham, Ont., composer Geoffrey O'Hara, was published. It became one of the most popular songs of the First World War era, selling more than a million copies in sheet music. The song was also a big hit when recorded by American tenor Billy Murray. O'Hara wrote the song while on a visit to Kingston, Ont. In 1954, guitarist Nancy Wilson of the rock group "Heart" was born in San Francisco. "Heart," led by Nancy's sister, ...