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A CHESTER pub next to the railway station has reopened to the public with a new look.

The institute’s executive was tasked with considering human rights in its international education policy in late 2019 – around the time when it was inviting hundreds of students from Chinese police colleges but concerns about China’s human rights abuses were mounting. Member Len Goerke, the recently retired chief of the West Vancouver Police Department, told the board an international education policy on human rights requires special consideration for law enforcement courses. “When you’re training paramedics from other countries, that’s very different, in my mind anyway, than w...

New at Hersheypark: King-size sundaes, grilled cheese, mega cookies and Comet Bars Updated Apr 01, 2021; Facebook Share When in Hershey, sweets and treats rule. So in time for the start of Hersheypark’s 115th season, the amusement park has unveiled two new food stops - Milton’s Ice Cream Parlor and The Sweeterie Confectionery Kitchen. The shops open April 2 inside Hersheypark Supply Co. just outside the park’s ticketing gate. From King Size Sundaes fashioned from five scoops of homemade ice cream in flavors such as Twizzler-infused Candymonium, Malted Memories or Toasted Marshmallow to...

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  VANCOUVER -- A real estate developer known for building skyscrapers, including One Wall Centre which was once the tallest building in the city, has dug deep to make a donation to the Vancouver Police Foundation. Peter Wall gave the registered charity, which is affiliated with the Vancouver Police Department, $1 million to be doled out over the next five years. "There is nothing wrong with receiving corporate donations provided there are no strings attached to them,” said SFU criminologist Rob Gordon, who added that private donations to help fund police-led initiatives are not uncommo...