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Ron Earnshaw, London Closing golf course a lost opportunity Once again our city council lost out on a chance to generate revenue and lower our city taxes. If they had kept River Road golf course open, they could have made money by fining golfers who decided to “break the law” and play a round just like they did to those morons last week who hopped the fence to play at Fanshawe. Oh wait a minute, they did not do that but let local TV carry the disgraceful performance of idiots who make the rest of us golfers look bad. Michael Lander, London

Murray Chalmers: Trawl through old kitchen kit evokes mixed memories Philip Starck kettle. For brilliant recipes, the best of local produce, fresh ideas and insight, subscribe to our weekly Food and Drink Newsletter. Thank you for signing up to our Food and Drink Newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Memories of old and new emerge from the discovery of some old, and interesting looking, gadgets from Murray’s kitchen cupboard. I’ve been making bread in my bread-maker because I’m taking a stand against the ubiquity of sourdough. This simple statement be...

Photo courtesy of Quincy athletics It took just the college men’s volleyball opener for opposite Omari Wheeler to show why he is an all-conference caliber player. The All-MIVA senior finished with a match-high 17 kills on a .455 attack percentage as Quincy swept Indiana Tech 25-22, 25-17, 25-19 in the nation’s season opening NCAA Division I-II men’s volleyball match on Wednesday in Quincy, Illinois. Wheeler, who finished last season in the nation’s top 25 averaging 3.54 kills per game, was one of three Hawks with at least five kills in the victory. Middle attacker Zach Reider had five...