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Mar 11, 2021 The Olney Central College Theater was just a week away from presenting Mamma Mia last spring when the COVID-19 pandemic shutdown not only its performances, but shows across the country.   “I feel so sorry that our audience didn’t get to see all the hard work the Mamma Mia cast put in,” said OCC Theater Director Jon Wright. “That will be the first production we do once everything returns to normal and we are able to do our shows with a normal size cast.” In the meantime, Wright is excited to bring Smokey Joe’s Café to the Ruth Henry Stage.

3rd March 2021 Latest forecasts from IGD suggest the global grocery retail market is on track to generate an additional $440bn in sales between 2020 and 2022, yielding a 3.1% CAGR. This follows the exceptionally strong performance of grocery retailing in 2020 when the top 20 markets grew by $280bn – an 8.8% year-on-year rise. This was driven by a shift in consumer spending from out-of-home to at-home as a result of pandemic lockdown restrictions. IGD’s latest forecasts, which have been recalibrated to take into account the impact of the pandemic, suggest India will be the fastest growing ...

The first snow to draw gasps of appreciation appeared in Brogden Street. PLAYING: Gwenda Meredith serenades a snow sculpture in Market Street, Ulverston, in February 1996 Passers-by were posing for photographs with the snow woman who was peering into a children’s wear shop - and she appeared to have had her done especially for the wintry occasion. Further down the end of Market Street a group of neighbours created Clarissa, a snow woman playing her own fiddle. COLD: A snow man at The Gill in Ulverston in February 1996 Gwenda Meredith was so delighted with the woman right out...

As Bob Brashear reflected on his 40-year career as a pharmacist, he recalled learning early on that a pharmacist’s role is so much more than simply filling prescription bottles with pills. “I remember when I was working as an intern, filling a prescription for a diuretic for a lady. I remembered that she was also on lithium, and I remembered from pharmacy school that there was an interaction between lithium and diuretics,” he said. The woman was in the hospital, and Brashear called and asked how she was doing. Get more from the Citrus County Chronicle “They...

Life's a Pitch This Lunchtime Life’s a Pitch is live over Saturday lunchtime on Radio Suffolk (midday to 2pm). Stand-in presenter Jon Wright is joined by legend-in-residence Kevin Beattie and football’s youngest pundit Tractorboy but not TWTD’s Phil Ham, who is having a day off. What did you think of the 3-0 win at Doncaster? Can the Blues pick up their first league win at Bournemouth since 1953 on Sunday? Add your thoughts on those questions or anything else via email or during the show by phone on 01473 212121 or text to 81333 starting your message with SFK. The show can be heard on 9...