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Town Takeover Close TWTD understands Town’s US-backed takeover could happen as soon as next month. As reported yesterday, speculation regarding a takeover at Portman Road has been circulating for a couple of weeks but is more advanced than has previously been suggested. We understand the deal which would see the club change hands to a US-based group is worth £30 million. Current owner Marcus Evans, who is set to write-off his debt, which will now have climbed to around £100 million, is understood to be keeping a five per cent stake in Town, presumably so he could potentially profit from ...

Snow is on the way, but fear not: Portland’s snowfall record, which paralyzed the city during WWII, is safe Updated Feb 10, 2021; Posted Feb 10, 2021 A January 21, 1943, snowstorm in Portland caused streetcars to be stranded overnight at N.E. Broadway and Union (now Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.). Facebook Share Portland is expected to get snow Thursday and Friday, the first significant flurry of the winter. But it won’t come close to the record. Just over 78 years ago, on Jan. 21, 1943, the City of Roses saw the most snowfall ever recorded on a single day in the city. More than 15 inche...

After four long years, we finally have a new president and, more importantly, new presidential pets. Usually the thrill of pets arriving at the White House is tempered by the sting of old presidential pets leaving the White House, but this year is different: Donald Trump is the first president in more than 100 years not to have a pet of any kind, so we can say goodbye to his rotten administration without stray sympathy for any blameless dogs, cats, or possums getting evicted alongside their captors. Advertisement This also means that the incoming presidential pets—the Bidens have two German...

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Hertzberg Circus Museum elephant sculptures restored, reunited at Witte Museum in San Antonio FacebookTwitterEmail 1of9 Phillip Humphrey and two of his children, Stetson and Annistyn, climb on the circus elephant sculptures on the Witte Museum campus. The restored sculptures are part of the Hertzberg Circus Collection and once stood outside the Hertzberg Circus Museum.Robin Jerstad /ContributorShow MoreShow Less 2of9 The circus elephant sculptures that once stood outside the Hertzberg Circus Museum downtown have been restored and now stand outside the B. Naylor Morton Research and Collections...