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By HANNAH SAMPSON | The Washington Post | Published: April 15, 2021 Liz and J.B. Wright have been busy over the past year in Virginia: puzzles, curbside pickup, painting rooms at home, video chatting with family, watching after one of their grandchildren. But all the action was close to home, and three of their four grandkids were growing up in other states. Then the couple got their first dose of the vaccine in January, and they could begin thinking about traveling again. "We started planning the day we got our first shot," said Liz Wright, 68. "We were like, 'Oh my God, we can go.' "

Horse & Hound Trending: If you’re gearing up for the 2021 term with your traditional, hogged or native coloured, read H&H’s guide to  preparing your horse or pony and hitting the right notes once you’re in the ring. The following expert insight will help you create the best possible picture and increase your chance of taking home a red rosette: Class options The ‘hairy’ classes for coloured show animals are made up of native, cob, traditional and vanner types. The ridden classes are split into two: ponies not exceeding 148cm and horses exceeding 148cm. There are two societies ...

Know your classes, make an instant impact and avoid common pitfalls with H&H’s guide to non-native coloured classes: Plaited class options Coloured horses and ponies are determined by colour and not by breed or type, which means the classes contain a variety of types. Two societies govern coloured horse classes in the UK: Coloured Horse and Pony Society (CHAPS) British Piebald and Skewbald Society (BSPA) You must be a member of CHAPS to contend Horse of the Year Show (HOYS) classes and BSPA to qualify and compete at the Royal International (RIHS). The non-native ridden classes for coloured...

Pa. schools would get hike of more than $1B with Gov. Wolf’s budget, but officials aren’t banking on cash yet PennLive.com 2/16/2021 Jan Murphy, pennlive.com © \rJoe Hermitt | jhermitt@pennlive.com/pennlive.com/TNS Liz Wright, mother of John McNeil, a Harrisburg football player, talks with Acting Superintendent Chris Celmer outside the district's administration building about the prospect of fall sports on Sept. 14, 2020 Gov. Tom Wolf’s bold and aggressive effort to help Pennsylvania’s school districts has wound up making life more complicated for the administrato...

Scottish airfield earmarked as post-Brexit lorry park Severin Carrell and Lisa O'Carroll © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Andrew Millligan/PA An old military airfield near the Scottish town of Stranraer has been earmarked as an emergency lorry park in case of major delays at ferry terminals linking the country with Northern Ireland. Transport Scotland, a Scottish government agency, has been struggling to find space to stack lorries if there are significant hold-ups at two ferry terminals at Cairnryan, to the alarm of freight operators. The terminals carry about 400,00...