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goals, it'sjust not something in racing that i've ever done, so yeah, just every day we go racing, try and ride the winner and try and have some success at aintree. everyone will be watching out for the girl from tipperary. sally nugent, bbc news. amazing. the big race on saturday but rachel is actually racing in the first race of today and let's hope it stops raining because now it's not only blowing a gale, but the rain is sweeping across aintree. but nothing will dampen the enthusiasm of the returning fans. mike, thank you very much and we will catch up with you later. are you sick of the daily commute? well, here's a job which might suit you. this is the world's most remote post office, in port lockroy in antarctica. a british charity is hiring new staff to manage the site's gift shop and musem, and keep records of

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Author, curator appointed new executive director at Wright's Ferry Mansion in Columbia

As it prepares to reopen for the season in May, Wright’s Ferry Mansion has appointed a new executive director, James Archer Abbott.

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HistoryMiami Museum Collects 2020 From Memories | Y100

By Claudia Mendoza
Jan 11, 2021
There's no doubt that 2020 will go down in history books. Perhaps our children or grandchildren will one day ask us... 'What was 2020 like?'
Well, HistoryMiami Museum is inviting the public to help document 2020. The museum will preserve local experiences, stories, photographs, and artifacts related to the COVID-19 pandemic, Black Lives Matter movement, and the 2020 elections to help remember the unforgettable year.
Submissions of items and stories can be made through the museum’s website historymiami.org/collecting2020. But pay close attention. *No drop-offs or unsolicited donations through mail or in-person will be accepted.
You may submit your items and stories throughout 2021.

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