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Marie Ellyn Hamilton Marrier - Vimarsana News

Marie Ellyn Hamilton Marrier

Merrill Foto News Marie Ellyn Hamilton Marrier Share: Marie Ellyn Hamilton Marrier, age 75, of Merrill, passed away unexpectedly on Sunday, May 9, 2021 at the Aspirus Wausau Hospital, from cardiac issues.   Marie was born on October 2, 1945 at Marinette General Hospital in Marinette, WI to Louis Arnold Hamilton and Velma Glen Ellen Rude Hamilton, both originally of Rhinelander, WI.  She had one brother, Jack Allan Hamilton, who was 4 years her senior.  Marie grew up in the Town of Scott west of Merrill, havi...

James McPake says getting Dundee back to the Premiership would be greatest achievement of his career - Vimarsana News

James McPake says getting Dundee back to the Premiership would be greatest achievement of his career

James McPake says getting Dundee back to the Premiership would be greatest achievement of his career © SNS Group Dundee boss James McPake. James McPake says guiding Dundee back to the Premiership would be the biggest achievement of his career as he prepares his side for this week’s play-off with Raith Rovers. The Dark Blues afforded themselves a break from action by pipping the Kirkcaldy side to second place. That leaves two matches this week and a potential double-header against the Premiership’s 11 th-placed side between Dundee and promotion. ‘I owe it to the fans’ Should they navi...

Dundee have the big-game mentality to deal with play-off pressure insists boss James McPake - Vimarsana News

Dundee have the big-game mentality to deal with play-off pressure insists boss James McPake

Dundee have the big-game mentality to deal with play-off pressure insists boss James McPake © Shutterstock Feed Dundee players celebrate beating Hearts in January. “When the chips have really been down and we are under pressure, the players have performed.” Dundee boss James McPake has no worries about his side’s big-game mentality as he prepares them for a season-defining couple of weeks. The Dark Blues get their first taste of play-off football on Wednesday night as they travel to Raith Rovers for the first leg of their semi-final. That’s after the Kirkcaldy side emerged from the q...

Tributes paid to Finnebrogue founder Denis Lynn after death in accident - Vimarsana News

Tributes paid to Finnebrogue founder Denis Lynn after death in accident

By Henry Sandercock2021-05-04T14:39:00+01:00 Source: Finnebrogue Artisan Over 30 years, Denis Lynn turned Finnebrogue from a small supplier into a major force in the meat category Tributes have been paid to Finnebrogue Artisan founder & chairman Denis Lynn following the announcement of his sudden death. Lynn died in a quad bike accident at his Northern Ireland home on Sunday evening (2 May). The 63-year-old is survived by wife Christine and four daughters. Finnebrogue described him as “an innovator and a visionary” who had an “infectious passion for delivering positive change for the ...

Warning for Dundee players ahead of Queen of the South trip as boss James McPake admits Stark's Park scoreline could impact his plans at Palmerston - Vimarsana News

Warning for Dundee players ahead of Queen of the South trip as boss James McPake admits Stark's Park scoreline could impact his plans at Palmerston

© SNS Group Dundee boss James McPake has warned his players not to expect Queen of the South to take their foot off the gas for the Championship’s final game. The Doonhamers are safe from relegation but also can’t reach the play-off places while the Dark Blues need three points to pip Raith Rovers to second place. To achieve that, a victory for champions Hearts is required at Stark’s Park – a scoreline the Dundee coaching staff will be keeping a keen eye on says McPake. “If we don’t get the three points at Palmerston, it won’t matter what happens at Stark’s Park,” he said.