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Click the thumbs up > Super-fit automotive sector fund-raisers walked, cycled and ran their way to a £159,000 charity windfall as part of the Breakout For Ben initiative. The fund-raising effort, which previously took the form of a cross-continent driving challenge run by AM100 car retail group TrustFord, saw 986 people take part in a 10-day exercise challenge to help the automotive sector charity bridge a £1 million funding shortfall brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic. In total, over 80,000 miles were travelled by employees from across the sector who embarked on a virtual journey visit...

Two-vehicle crash JERSEY SHORE — State police at Lamar investigated a one-vehicle crash that took place at 7:24 a.m. on Jan. 16. According to police, a 2018 Ford Escape being driven by Joyce Spring, 56, of Loganton was traveling North on state Route 880. She was slowing down for traffic control and slid across the travel lanes when she applied the brakes. The Escape crashed into a 1999 Ford Explorer being driven by Amelia Smith, 19, of Loganton. There were no injuries in the crash, police said. One-vehicle crash MILL HALL — A one-vehicle crash was investigated by state police at Lamar on ...

Click the thumbs up > TrustFord has officially opened a 20,000 square foot service and PartsPlus aftersales centre in Alperton, North-West London, following a £1 million investment in the site. The new facility is located on Athlon Road, around 200 yards away from the former dealership site on Ealing Road. As part of the changes at Alperton – revealed by AM back in November – TrustFord’s car and CV sales for the market area were brought into the company’s flagship, Edgware Road FordStore. TrustFord chairman and chief executive, Stuart Foulds, said: “At TrustFord, w...

To stage a contest, Beck needed two schools. He only had one. Then, amid all the uncertainty, he lost that one too. Tulsa saw an opportunity to play in the Armed Forces Bowl against Mississippi State and took it, leaving the Military Bowl without any teams and lacking any real alternatives. Beck pulled the plug. The Military Bowl was canceled. “It’s not the best year,” he said, “that’s for sure.” At the end of a season that saw its fair share of disruptions due to the coronavirus pandemic, bowl games are facing their own disturbances. The number of bowls has steadily grown in rece...

Reply(1) A view of the field at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in Annapolis in October. The stadium usually hosts the Military Bowl, but this year's game has been canceled. (Photo by Rob Carr/Getty Images) ANNAPOLIS, MD — After shifting plans to play without fans because of coronavirus concerns, organizers of the Military Bowl for 2020 said Monday that the Dec. 28 game has been canceled after many teams opted not to play in bowl games this year. The bowl, matching teams from the Atlantic Coast Conference and the American Athletic Conference, was scheduled for Dec. 28 at Navy-Marine Corp...