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A fishy tale
Wabash College senior Jack Davidson is closing in on the all-time scoring mark for the Little Giants. The guard from Hamilton Southeastern, scored 27 ...
Santa was accompanied by the skirl of the pipes as he arrived at the biggest ever Dundee West End Christmas.
The Smiths aren’t alone in not wanting a rooster’s crowing disturbing their country lifestyle. Crowing roosters are prohibited in many towns that allow backyard hens, such as the Town of Strasbourg. Crowing roosters can disturb people’s peace and quiet, and if you are a shift worker who sleeps during the day, it can be especially disturbing. But what happens when you are on several acres in an agricultural community? Council for the RM had that matter in front of them on Tuesday during a public hearing. Patricia Thompson called in and spoke to the council on the issue, noting she did...
Military manoeuvres THE Diary often likes to take a sophisticated sojourn into polite society, which is why we now continue with our run of toilet tales. Fraser Kelly, formerly of the Royal Army Medical Corps, tells us that in the 1980s the parachute regiment dominated Aldershot as their depot was there. For some mysterious reason the other cap badges didn’t always see eye-to-eye with the red berets. Even the upstanding men and women of the Army Medical Services struggled to maintain a civilised relationship with them, which is why, written on the doors of a toilet in the Cambridge mili...