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Oats, who moved to Tuscaloosa from Buffalo nearly two years ago to reinvigorate the Crimson Tide hoops program, may be a recent convert, but he is just one of the many Bright Star regulars who’ve grown to appreciate the culinary delights of one of the 114-year-old restaurant’s signature dishes. While the Bright Star is renowned for its fresh seafood - from the crab claws to the stuffed shrimp - the snapper dishes are the stars of the show here. And for those who know, it doesn’t get any better than the snapper throats. “Most of the loyal clientele that come here, they’re educated in...

Christmas trees in Whitstable cleared from streets by residents after collections postponed as crews hit by Covid-19  |  Updated: 14:31, 13 February 2021 Kind-hearted residents have helped clear Christmas trees from the streets after the council said they would not be collected until next month. Spruces have been lining pavements across the Canterbury district since collections were postponed. Cllr Chris Cornell pictured here in Whitstable Town Football Club's car park with the Christmas trees he helped to remove from the streets. Picture: Chris Cornell The city council's waste collection c...

Kent County Council apologises for road sign blunder which re-named Herne Bay, Horse Bay  |  Updated: 15:25, 12 January 2021 Red-faced highways bosses have patched up a road sign which had been directing baffled motorists to a non-existent seaside town. It followed the erection of a new sign at the top of Clapham Hill in Whitstable yesterday, pointing traffic to Horse Bay - instead of Herne Bay. The road sign gaffe calling Herne Bay, Horse Bay The blunder has sparked accusations of incompetence and waste by Kent County Council, which has just announced it wants to hike council tax by 5%. No...

School this past semester has been anything but normal for the Pontotoc City School District, but Supt. Dr. Michelle Bivins said her staff rose to the challenges they faced. “During July, a re-entry team was formed and began meeting to decide how best to bring everyone back to campus safely and to provide high quality face-to-face instruction as long as possible while providing equitable services and instruction for those who needed or desired a virtual option,”  Superintendent Michelle Bivens reflected, “Now, as we go home to celebrate the holidays, we are both reflective a...

© Paul Glendell/ DCT Media A swab sample is sent to the lab and put through the analysis process at TAC Healthcare. Picture by by Paul Glendell. Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Every day, hundreds of coronavirus tests are processed at a clinic in Dyce, Aberdeen. Customers arrive for an appointment, have a sample taken then get their results in a matter of minutes. But at the beginning of the year, before the name C...