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Helen Stiles Published: 10:00 AM April 1, 2021    Dancing Ledge on the Isle of Purbeck, one of the jewels on Dorset's Jurassic Coast - Credit: Joana Kruse / Alamy Stock Photo Situated on the Jurassic Coast, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this magical sounding location is one of those ‘must see’ places in Dorset. Not far from the pretty village of Langton Matravers on the Isle of Purbeck, Dancing Ledge is part of an abandoned cliff quarry where quarried stone was lowered onto flat-bottomed barges via a crane or whim. This was the easiest way of getting stone from this remote area to wher...

Erlanger’s Robbie Tester Recognized At State Awards Thursday, March 11, 2021 From left, Jim Fox, LIFE FORCE Business Development manager; Tim Perry, LIFE FORCE regional supervisor of Tennessee Bases; Robbie Tester, senior director of LIFE FORCE, Erlanger Regional Operations Center and Erlanger Emergency Management; Brian Ceraolo, LIFE FORCE Operations manager The Tennessee Ambulance Service Association recognized Robbie Tester, senior director of LIFE FORCE, Erlanger Regional Operations Center  and Erlanger Emergency Management with the John Bond EMS Administrator of the Year award a...

Rebel revealed last year that she had decided to make 2020 her year of health

Rebel revealed last year that she had decided to make 2020 her year of health

Silver spoon is artefact from seafaring tragedy near Carnlough A small silver spoon which a local man bought with a box of other items turned out to have considerable historical significance. Wednesday, 24th February 2021, 3:50 pm Over the years Alan Millar, who used to have a shop in Carrickfergus, has built up a picture of events commemorated by the spoon, which came from a famous shipwreck north of Carnlough almost 200 years ago. But mystery remains. The spoon refers to the Enterprise of Lynn, which came to grief at Ringfad Point on March 3, 1827 in the midst of a snowstorm. The vessel was...