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From the Archives, 1998: Thousands say sorry, but not PM We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss By Janine McDonald Normal text size Thousands say sorry, but not PM One year after the stolen generations report, politicians continue to argue over whether to say sorry. Canberra - The Prime Minister yesterday stood firm in his refusal to make a formal national apology to the Aboriginal “stolen generations”, as thousands of Australians attended Sorry Day ceremonies around the country. Stan Drydan on National Sorry Day, followed by Lord Mayor Ivan ...

Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto views his loss in last week’s Democratic primary to be a big win for the city’s progressive movement that he helped start. The loss doesn’t mean his work as mayor is finished, Peduto said Monday. “Our mission is the same. Our list just became a lot

Larne to face Linfield in Irish Cup final Larne and Linfield will contest the Sadler's Peaky Blinder Irish Cup final at Mourneview Park on Friday evening, kick-off 7:45. Double-chasing Linfield reached the decider courtesy of a three-goal defeat of Ballymena United while Larne, in their first final since 2005, got past Crusaders on penalties after it ended one apiece at the end of 90 minutes. In the afternoon kick-off, Philip Lowry opened the scoring for the Crues on 27 minutes after Ben Kennedy delivered a cross from the left for the 31-year-old to stab home at the near post from the edge of...

April 29, 2021 Over the last few weeks, the Florida Gators coaching staff has really expanded their recruiting board for the 2023 recruiting class. Last week, 2023 defensive tackle Reuben Bain (6-2, 250, Miami, FL. Central) picked up an offer from Florida after he talked with several coaches and recruiting staff member. “It was multiple coaches,” Bain said on who offered him last week. “The leader of my recruitment for South Florida, Coach [John] Hova told me that him, Coach [David] Turner, and Coach [Dan] Mullen looked over my film and decided to offer me.” Bain likes Florida so pick...

Hunter Creek Mill near the entrance to the Cowenhoven Tunnel 1925. Aspen Historical Society photo The hunter Creek Mill, around for around 40 years, opened and closed a number of times. Explaining its on-again off- again history provides context for explaining mining after 1900. The mill was built in 1902 to process ores from the two-mile long Cowenhoven Tunnel that was driven to drain water from several Smuggler Mountain mines and to provide a cheaper way of getting the ore out of the mountain. Before that time much of the ore was not milled. Ore was sorted at the surface with the better ore...