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Ashland Times Gazette LOUDONVILLE A record turnout estimated at around 700 vehicles packed downtown streets Saturday at the 21st Loudonville Car Show. “We had well over 400 registered with vehicles still coming in,” Valerie Spreng, executive director of the sponsoring Loudonville-Mohican Chamber of Commerce, said about 10:30 a.m. Saturday, “and our guess is that well over 200 cars are here that did not register.” Spreng also said that “cars were parked clear to the fire house on North Market Street, down Wood Street to Bustle Street, in the Budd School parking lot, and filling the p...

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He has also been charged with damaging a CCTV camera on February 9. Judge Tim Mousley QC said: ‘I will list it, if it’s going to remain in Portsmouth, for the 29th of November.’ Wilks was excused attendance for today’s hearing. A further case management hearing will be held by the trial judge on July 7. Chichester and Arun district commander Chief Inspector Jon Carter previously said: ‘This was a horrific incident that would have shocked many in the community and I extend my condolences to Mark Stoakes’ family and friends.’ A message from the Editor, Mark Waldron You can subscri...

Sara wears blouse, Me & Em. Trousers, Podeny. Trainers, Nike, from asos.com Showbiz can be a fickle industry, as SARA COX knows only too well. When her career stalled after she became a mum, her confidence hit rock bottom. She tells Sophie Heawood how it took a very brave move to put herself back on track   Sara Cox’s drivetime afternoon show on BBC Radio 2 – suffused with her reassuring Bolton tones and warm sense of humour – has been ever present throughout this past year and all the fear, misery and lockdowns. But the year has been a tough one for 46-year-old Sara, too. With worryi...

Tobias Powell supported a far-right terrorist group from his home in Sussex. The unemployed 32-year-old admitted four counts of using threatening, abusive, or insulting words or behaviour intending to incite racial hatred. In his social media posts he called for civil war to stop the “ethnic suicide of white people” and boasted about “white power”. He shared a picture of his Nazi tattoo and shared an image of his dog who he claimed he was training to do a Nazi salute. At Portsmouth Crown Court he was jailed for three years. Powell, of Wythering Close, Selsey, had “toxic�...