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Doris Elaine (Higgs) Dearstine, 72, of Hollywood, MD peacefully passed to be with her Lord on April 23, 2021 at home surrounded by her children...Click for more.

Former archbishop’s aide faces questions over ‘missing’ £300,000 The Charity Commission is examining claims of possible financial irregularities 18 April 2021 • 6:00am Canterbury Cathedral, one the oldest, most famous, and most important religious structures in the UK Credit: Allan Baxter/Getty Images An aide to the former Archbishop of Canterbury faces questions from the charity watchdog over allegations that proceeds from the sale of a £300,000 church property “disappeared”. The Charity Commission is assessing allegations that two leading bishops “beguiled” elderly congreg...

The 19 best North-East pubs according to readers PUBS offer more than just pints, they bring people together and have been a huge miss during lockdown.  Whether it's a country-side spot with great grub or your village local, the region is home to some world-class boozers - but some have been missed more than others. A choice of top-quality tipples and a menu filled with fantastic food are often a given, but pubs across the North-East and North Yorkshire are also community hubs. With pubs meaning something slightly different to everyone, everyone has their favourite.  To celebrat...

$3 Million Homes in South Carolina, New York and Arizona An 18th-century townhouse in Charleston, a four-acre artist’s complex in Palisades and a three-bedroom house in Sedona. By Julie Lasky Charleston, S.C. | $2.995 Million A 1790s stucco-covered brick house with six bedrooms and two bathrooms, plus a two-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bathroom carriage house, on a 0.11-acre lot Honored by local historical association and preservation groups for its sensitive updating, this property retains its original heart-pine floors, blown glass, hand-carved mantels, decorative ironwork and an ingenious dry...

Think it's cold now? There'd be frost fairs on the frozen River Tyne during the 'Little Ice Age' We've had some cold weather of late - but nothing compares to frost fairs being held on a frozen River Tyne Sign up for our free newsletter on Dave Morton's nostalgia and local history stories sent direct to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains m...