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A 19-year-old killed in a daylight shooting in Hartford’s Southwest neighborhood Monday was the grandson of a violence prevention worker.

Premium Content Subscriber only WESTERN Pride's latest player of the match had to weather W-League style strikepower in her team's hard-fought National Premier Leagues victory. Pride goalkeeper Bianca Warrener highlighted why she is vice-captain and such a vital part of this year's side in the 2-1 victory over Olympic at Goodwin Park on Sunday night. Warrener repelled multiple shots, including those from former Ipswich and Brisbane Roar W-League striker Allira Toby. "She was amazing,'' Pride head coach Trent Gregson said. "She was under a lot of pressure in the second half . . . and Alli...

Premium Content Subscriber only THE Ipswich Knights have received some welcome news as they prepare to maintain their recent Friday night record at Bundamba. Skilful attacking midfielder Mitch Herrmann has been cleared of an ankle fracture meaning he can return to training and hopefully be back on the field soon. That comes after initial fears he could be out for an extended period after suffering the injury in the Knights season-opening victory over Mitchelton. Knights head coach Andy Ogden was delighted to have Herrmann on the comeback trail as the Ipswich side returns to the Football Q...

Premium Content Subscriber only SCORING three goals in the last seven minutes showed the Western Pride women's side has plenty of character. Pride's latest 4-2 National Premier League's win over home side Logan also provided a satisfying moment on Saturday night. Pride trio - captain Meaghan McElligott, April Gleeson and Meg Krautz - played in the Logan team last season before joining coach Trent Gregson's revitalised squad for the 2021 season. "It was really good to get the win for them,'' Gregson said. Gregson's Coomera captain last year Brittney Lacek is current Logan leader. "It was...

PORTSMOUTH — City Councilor Paige Trace believes West End residents have waited long enough for the completion of the Islington Street Corridor Reconstruction Project. That’s why Trace said at Monday’s City Council meeting she will make a motion to put the final phase of the project – Phase 2 – back into the city's Capital Improvement Plan for fiscal year 2022, where it had been. Staff had pushed the final phase – which includes replacing a 129-year-old water line, installing new sidewalks, roadway reconstruction and adding trees, benches and ornamental lights – to 2027. “I fi...