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Sentinel Correspondent CEYLON — Tonight or early Sunday morning we turn our clocks ahead one hour to go on Daylight Savings Time. Don’t forget or you will be late for church or whatever you have planned for Sunday events. Area churches are planning their midweek Lenten services. Circle of Faith parishes will meet 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at Trinity Lutheran Church in Welcome. Our Savior’s Lutheran Church in Ceylon will host their dual congregation, Wilbert, at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday. Due to COVID restrictions, there will be no lunch or meal at these church’s Wednesday services. Ceylon Fire...

The Lamplugh siblings in the early 1980s: l-r, Richard, Suzy, Tamsin and Lizzie Credit: Paul Lamplugh It was the summer of 1986. Prince Andrew had just married Sarah Ferguson, Gary Lineker signed for Barcelona, and The Lady in Red by Chris de Burgh was at number one. On July 28, 25-year-old estate agent Suzy Lamplugh left her office in upmarket Fulham for a 12.45pm viewing appointment with a “Mr Kipper”. She would never return. That night, her white Ford Fiesta car was found about a mile away, in the quiet street that ran past Fulham football ground, with Lamplugh’s purse still in the s...

Sentinel Correspondent CEYLON — Ceylon City Council will meet 6 p.m. Tuesday at the Ceylon City Hall. All members are urged to attend. There is time for public comments/questions at the beginning of each meeting. If the comment will take more than five minutes or you want to be on the regular agenda, please contact the city clerk at (507) 632-4653 prior to the meeting. Tuesday is also the date scheduled for the March meeting of the Ceylon Legion and Sons of the Legion. All members are urged to attend the 7 p.m. meeting at the Legends II building. Some of the agenda includes Memorial Day pr...

The Malawi version is being built on a 22-acre site owned by the charity in the capital Lilongwe A CHARITY in east Africa which provides children with sports facilities and classrooms is building its very own version of a famous Colchester landmark. The Building Malawi Charity, founded by the Colchester-based Bowden family, will soon have its own Jumbo Water Tower ...although it may not be quite as grand as the one in Colchester. The Malawi version is being built on a 22-acre site owned by the charity in the capital Lilongwe. The charity has the largest sports complex in the country w...

The Malawi version is being built on a 22-acre site owned by the charity in the capital Lilongwe A CHARITY in east Africa which provides children with sports facilities and classrooms is building its very own version of a famous Colchester landmark. The Building Malawi Charity, founded by the Colchester-based Bowden family, will soon have its own Jumbo Water Tower ...although it may not be quite as grand as the one in Colchester. The Malawi version is being built on a 22-acre site owned by the charity in the capital Lilongwe. The charity has the largest sports complex in the country w...