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Star Journal Ruby’s Pantry spreads holiday cheer Share: The Rhinelander Ruby’s Pantry leadership team recently shared a portion of their benevolence fund with several non-profit organizations. Tracey Barnes, Ruby’s Pantry volunteer coordinator, presents a check for $1,000 to Tammy Modic, executive director of NATH/Frederick Place to be utilized for their organization. Additionally, through the Rhinelander Area Scholarship Foundation, the organization provides a $1,000 scholarship to an RHS graduate who has ...

With 100,000 lights in his holiday show, this Shoreline teen is bringing the joy Sarah Page Kyrcz FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 Sam Reed photographed at his home in Clinton surrounded by his light show on Dec. 11.Arnold Gold / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less 2of3 The light show at Sam Reed’s home in Clinton.Arnold Gold / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less 3of3 CLINTON - Red, green, white, gold, blue and purple lights spectacularly flash and dance all around the Reed’s family home, all synchronized to seasonal music from a popular radio station. With more than 100,000 light...

At one stage the Tilleys motor business was an integral part of Weymouth and Dorchester. From a family loan the business grew and grew to eventually enjoy so much success that they had outlets and showrooms dotted throughout both towns. The firm was started by Ernest Tilley. Ernest's father was a jeweller and clockmaker. The business was first called M H Tilley & Son. Ernest died in 1946. His son John entered the business in 1936 after serving a four-year apprenticeship at the Austin Motor Company Ltd in Birmingham. John's son Mike briefly went into the family business but it was sold...