Cityside: Saint Patrick's Day celebrations in Norwich
As you may have read (I'd hope) in Friday's Bulletin, Norwich's Saint Patrick's Day Parade returns to a downtown corner near you a week from this Sunday, March 6.
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As you may have read (I'd hope) in Friday's Bulletin, Norwich's Saint Patrick's Day Parade returns to a downtown corner near you a week from this Sunday, March 6.
In this edition of Wuigada we hear from Gubrun, Kokatha and Mirning man Robert K. Champion.
Speed like this, he will get more through the weeks. this is the start of the british and irish lions expected, at a stadium at altitude in a locked down city. the first test with south africa is later this month, but this year, just playing through to the end would be a victory. defending champion tadej pogacar has taken control of the tour de france. he�*s the new race leader after stage 8, almost two minutes ahead of his nearest rival. but geraint thomas�*s challenge is over after he lost 35 minutes today. drew savage reports. the defending champion back in the yellow jersey, the defend...
By Bill Kenny, For The Bulletin I think last week's snow helped accelerate a lot of youngsters' heartbeats and even more young-at-hearts to include the two-sizes-too-small one in my own chest even though snow is one of my least favorite vegetables. This time of year, in New England especially, there's an expectation of snow for Christmas shared by people who don't ski or sled or snowboard but who see it as a celestial seasoning and crowning holiday ornament. I hope they are pleased with themselves right now and in light of the year most of us have been having, I believe they're entitled to pu...
By Bill Kenny, For The Bulletin I semi-gave you a bum steer last Wednesday and my apologies for that. I forget this time of year across large sections of the country anything and everything outdoors always needs to have that typographic symbol that looks sort of like a snowflake, the asterisk (*), because there's always a chance of some form of precipitation, and this time of year, the smart bet is on snow. That, as you know by now, was exactly what the Greater Norwich Area Chamber of Commerce, GNACC, was calculating when they checked out the forecast and saw what was heading our way for last...