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On Tuesday, the town opened new ice rinks at the tennis courts of Northgate Park in Dyer, a project that has been long in the making, Dyer Director of Parks

Bandcamp / Buy If all you had to go on was a passing familiarity with Kelly Moran’s delicate prepared-piano music, you might have scratched your head at her participation in Hospital Productions’ annual noise hoedown Hospital Fest, where she appeared in December 2018. The New York pianist and composer looked like an outlier on a bill that included the thrash-metal titans Power Trip, Japanese junk-metal noisemaker Linekraft, and Autoerotichrist, whose R. Mason ended his set covered in his own blood. But spend time with Moran’s 2018 album Ultraviolet and you might hear som...

101 submissions were received relating to this plan during the public consultation period. A number of amendments, based on the submissions made, were discussed and voted on by the Castleisland Corca Dhuibhne Municipal District councillors at an online meeting. This was a historical meeting, as it was the first vote on a Local Area Plan to take place online. A submission made by the Office of the Planning Regulator recommended that plans to zone an area at Ballybeg, Dingle as residential land wouldn’t proceed, unless a comprehensive, evidence-based justification for its inclusion was provid...

  FRANKVILLE, ONT. -- The mural for a former Ottawa Senators goaltender that was removed from a bedroom wall in Frankville, is now ready to be auctioned off to raise funds for a young Brockville girl fighting cancer. The mural of Hockey Hall of Fame goaltender Dominik Hasek was carefully removed from the home near Brockville in October and sent to the original artist who painted it, Michael O’Shea in Perth, to be touched-up. It is now back in Frankville, waiting for the auction to start on Friday Dec. 18. "Honestly, 2020 is going to end on a great note. I believe that’s really wher...

There are calls for all schools in mid-Kerry to close early for Christmas following a large outbreak of COVID-19 at a school in Killorglin. Scoil Mhuire, a primary school in Killorglin, has been closed by the HSE after 17 pupils there tested positive for the virus. The HSE has advised that all 386 pupils and staff at the Killorglin school be tested for COVID-19 and should also restrict their movements until Wednesday 30th of December. Jerome Conway, chair of the Board of Management at Scoil Mhuire paid tribute to the school management and HSE for their handling of the situation.