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CLEARWATER — Night Ranger will perform Friday, March 26, 8 p.m., at Ruth Eckerd Hall, 1111 McMullen Booth Road, Clearwater.

G-d’s Angels Today, as on the last couple of Sundays, I hitched my bike rack to the rear of my car to load my bike and then pick up my riding partner and hit Israel’s trails. I inadvertently over-loosened a mechanical arm that holds the bike in place, and it came apart. Not being mechanical, I was at wit’s end. It “just so happened” that a fellow wearing a kippa and a spotted mask walked by, and, although I didn’t know him, I asked if he could help me put it back together. He gave it a try and succeeded! He literally

STEPHEN GLOVER: Is the pandemic bringing out a latent authoritarianism among those responsible for enforcing the law? Are we even witnessing disquieting signs of a prototype police state?

Covid crackdown Britain: Drivers are turned away from beauty spots while police question parents with pushchairs about where they are going and FOUR cops surround man outside Tube station Scotland Yard revealed that officers will be told to stop civilians in the street and ask why they are not at home MailOnline witnessed patrols out in force in Hammersmith today stopping Tube travellers and drivers  Police in Derbyshire stopped people outside National Trust property including a woman desperate for the loo Officers in Birmingham City Center questioned a couple with pushchair to ask what busi...

Advertisement Police enforcing the lockdown laws will fine people the first time they are caught not wearing face coverings or being outside without a suitable reason. Scotland Yard revealed officers will be told to stop civilians in the street and quiz them on why they are not shut away in their homes. Anyone who cannot give a lawful excuse will be fined up to £6,400 and those caught without face coverings in necessary areas will also be slapped with an on the spot penalty notice. Police chiefs are dishing out new instructions to officers in England and Wales to fine people more quickly whe...