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Rudi Batten fled with a double sausage McMuffin THE 22-year-old man who held an imitation gun to the head of staff member in McDonald’s in Yate, has been jailed for six years. Rudi Batten - who fled the restaurant with cash and a double sausage McMuffin - was sentenced at Bristol Crown court today. Rudi Batten, of Station Road Yate was sentenced to six years in prison at Bristol Crown Court following the robberies of two fast food outlets in Yate on February 7 and 8. The court heard witness statements from traumatised staff from both restaurants as well as schools on the Ridge.

Rudi Batten fled with a double sausage McMuffin THE 22-year-old man who held an imitation gun to the head of staff member in McDonald’s in Yate, has been jailed for six years. Rudi Batten - who fled the restaurant with cash and a double sausage McMuffin - was sentenced at Bristol Crown court today. Rudi Batten, of Station Road Yate was sentenced to six years in prison at Bristol Crown Court following the robberies of two fast food outlets in Yate on February 7 and 8. The court heard witness statements from traumatised staff from both restaurants as well as schools on the Ridge.

NASA’s BioSentinel Team Prepares CubeSat For Deep Space Flight BioSentinel gets a step closer to flight. Having completed assembly and a battery of tests, the BioSentinel team at NASA’s Ames Research Center in California’s Silicon Valley is in the final stretch of preparations to ship the spacecraft to NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida for launch. BioSentinel’s deep space flight will go past the Moon and into an orbit around the Sun. It’s one of 13 CubeSats that will launch aboard Artemis I, the first flight ...

EmailPrint SUBMITTED BY THE BOCA GRANDE HISTORICAL SOCIETY – The Boca Beacon’s of the early 1980s included a column called “Syble Sez” based on local news of social events, business openings, family visitors, marriages, new babies and general gossip. Syble was Syble Futch who shared bar tending duties at The Temptation with Doris Wheeler where she was well situated to hear what was going on around town.   In her first column in the November 1, 1980 edition of the Beacon, Syble covers the grand opening party of the rebuilt Pink Elephant on October 18.  She tells that “free drinks w...

– Winston Churchill January 20 1778 – The first American military court martial trial begins in Brunswick, New Jersey. General Charles Lee, George Washington’s second in command, is charged and found guilty of disobeying orders, misbehavior before the enemy, and disrespect to the Commander-In-Chief. He is suspended from the Army for one year. In 1776, Fort Constitution, on the New Jersey side of the Hudson River, had been renamed Fort Lee in his honor. 1869 – Elizabeth Cady Stanton becomes the first woman to testify before the U.S. Congress. She spoke about woman’s rights and suffra...