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The Good Friday Agreement, signed 25 years ago this month, effectively brought an end to more than three decades of violence that had racked the country. In a series of articles, the Irish Examiner is looking back at how the famous peace agreement was reported. In April 1998, Joe Oliver got the reaction of locals to the signing of the agreement
The Good Friday Agreement, signed 25 years ago this month, effectively brought an end to more than three decades of violence that had racked the country. In a series of articles, the Irish Examiner is looking back at how the famous peace agreement was reported. In April 1998, Joe Oliver got the reaction of locals to the signing of the agreement
What was printed on this day 10, 25, 50 and 100 years ago. Written By: Pioneer Staff Report | 6:15 am, Apr. 10, 2021 × 10 years ago April 10, 2011 -- Wade Alan Steele, who hasn’t been around Bemidji for almost 20 years, has reappeared as the author of a collection of short stories, “A Sudden Dominance of Shadows.” The title page of his book thanks his mentor and school pal, Anton Truer, for his assistance in Steele’s “Wild Rice Tiger.” “Bemidji continues to influence me creatively,” says Steele. 25 years ago April 10, 1996 -- About 50 Westside residents met to hear...
GG Spring Festival event at GGPoker on April 4, although he did come away with $76,535 for his efforts. Margereson was one of 525 entrants in the H-02: $1,500 Marathon event, a tournament that saw $748,125 paid out despite the guarantee being set at $500,000. Seventy-one players received a slice of the prize pool with a min-cash weighing in at $2,936. This payout increased to $13,610 by the time only the final table of nine remained. Two of our players reached the final table. Patrick Leonard ran out of steam in sixth-place, turning his second bullet into $32,274, leaving Margereson as our...
Obituary: Thomas E. O’Boyle EATON, N.H. - Thomas E. O'Boyle, 64, beloved husband, father, and merchant marine chief engineer, passed away Jan. 31, 2021 in ... Share Thomas E. O’Boyle EATON, N.H. – Thomas E. O’Boyle, 64, beloved husband, father, and merchant marine chief engineer, passed away Jan. 31, 2021 in the comfort of his Eaton, N.H. home, surrounded by the people who love him most in this world. Born in Portland on August 29, 1956 to James N. and Theresa A. O’Boyle (Blake), Thomas (Tom) was the third of four children. After graduating from Cheverus High School (class of ’74...