From the outrages of the past, a policy on disability evolves
Too often, policies, procedures, and regulations are established, sometimes by the well-intentioned, that hinder growth and lack common sense.
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Too often, policies, procedures, and regulations are established, sometimes by the well-intentioned, that hinder growth and lack common sense.
Late last month, a group from Belding High School’s class of 1966 arranged for a bench in Denny Craycraft Veterans Freedom Park to get new slats that are permanently etched with a dedication honoring their classmates who served in the military. A bench already existed in that location, but the slats were made of wood and looked rather weather-beaten. Retaining the metal parts, new bench slats were made by Poly Products in Mulligan out of recycled plastic milk jugs, and purchased through Mike Eden, owner of Preservation Materials International in Ionia.
THE countdown to the main event for Strictly Inverness has started with the first dancers making the grand final on Saturday being named.
Scotland’s royal heartland celebrates the King’s coronation ceremony.
As we approach King Charles' Coronation, it's timely that we look back 70 years to 1953, when Queen Elizabeth was crowned.