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This page from a Wrightsville Beach memo lays out the crux of a new conundrum: Beach leaders don’t necessarily have a problem with bike riding, but the law is on the books. The emergence of the ‘E-bike’ trend has forced leaders to reconsider the rule as it stands. (Port City Daily/Courtesy Wrightsville Beach) WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH — Shakeups in the world of bicycles have led the Town of Wrightsville Beach to reconsider a long-standing ordinance that prohibits vehicle travel on the beach.  Any sort of vehicle — even human-powered ones like bicycles — have been outlawed on the sand s...

Senior plc today warned this year would be as challenging as 2020 after the British aircraft parts supplier swung to an annual loss.

Senior to sell Senior Aerospace Connecticut for USD74 million | Financial News

Winter season has produced noteworthy numbers | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS Shares0 This winter season will be remembered for masks, virtual competition and near-empty venues among other pandemic-related items, but also for the diligence displayed and some cool and noteworthy numbers produced by our Section II athletes in a variety of sports. Here are 10 of them already in the books, and over the next few weeks there are certain to be a bunch more as this one-of-a-kind campaign squeezes in basketball, hockey and wrestling events before its completion. 700 Pin total surpassed by five Columbia b...

Schalmont bowler Squires starts season with 300 game | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS Shares0 After all, there’s no topping perfection. The right-hander from Schalmont High School rolled his second career 300 game when the Sabres opened their Colonial Council schedule last week with a team victory over La Salle Institute at Sportsman’s Bowl in Rotterdam. “My goal for the season was a 300 game, an 800 [three-game] series and to lead the Colonial Council in all of the divisions,” Squires said. The 16-year-old took care of that first objective with 12 consecutive strikes, which included only...