Andover Story: The coming of Route 495
Note: This story by Don Robb shows how Progress sometimes has Human Costs. The property photos are those of Joan Patrakis’ parents, the Silvas.
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Note: This story by Don Robb shows how Progress sometimes has Human Costs. The property photos are those of Joan Patrakis’ parents, the Silvas.
Courtesy of Forbes Trail Trout Unlimited Monty Murty of Laughlintown, right, receives the Forbes Trail Chapter of Trout Unlimited’s Don Robb Memorial Award for service to the organization from President Larry D. Myers. TribLIVE's Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. When Monty Murty returned to Westmoreland County after retiring from careers in the U.S. Army and as a business consultant in Washington D.C., he rekindled his love of trout fishing and became more active in the local Trout Unlimited chapter. “In partic...
Nominations open for Allied Arts Council awards Poll Yes, this is enough The Allied Arts Council is seeking nominations for the annual awards recognizing contributions to the city arts community. Nominations are open until June 1 with recipients to be honoured in September. The ceremony this year will be a virtual one. The awards were started in the mid-2000s when the late Joan Waterfield was honoured in a ceremony at the Yates Centre for her contributions to the city’s arts. Any resident of Lethbridge can nominate a person, organization or business to be honoured by the AAC which will be h...
LETHBRIDGE HERALDabeeber@lethbridgeherald.comThe Allied Arts Council is seeking nominations for the annual awards recognizing contributions to the city
Kathleen Robb obituary Brian White My aunt, Kathleen Robb, who has died aged 97, led hospital and community nursing services in north and west Belfast with courage and tenacity during the height of Northern Ireland’s civil disturbances. She was one of the most outstanding and notable nurses that Northern Ireland has produced. Born in Belfast into a prominent Methodist family, she was the daughter of Don Robb, a linen merchant, and his wife, Jane (nee Robb). She attended Princess Gardens school, Belfast, and began her nursing training in 1941 at the Belfast Hospital for Sick ...