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Best of Neston & CH64 Testimonials "I thoroughly enjoy reading your wonderful newsletter every week and I always find lovely things to do with my family as a result." - Hayley P Author: Carrie Spacey Published: 23rd December 2020 07:45  It's been quite a year, to put it mildly.  2020 is a year most of us will happily see draw to a close. (The image above is one of our favourite Neston News header shots from this year. It's by Dave Mort, taken at Denhall Lane and serves to remind us how lucky we are to have such beautiful countryside around us.)  Normally at this time we would be publishin...

Classic game gets local flavor with Saratoga Monopoly | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS Shares0 Why anyone would associate a “Fast-Dealing Property Trading Game” with human behavior in Saratoga Springs is beyond us, or most anyone else on a reporter’s salary. And yet one of the hot local items this holiday season — and a charity fundraiser to boot — is the City of Saratoga Springs Monopoly game. It’s one of the rare localized Monopoly games that Hasbro — the maker of the original Atlantic City-themed Monopoly — has ever officially permitted. The Adirondack Trust Co. Community Fund ...

Share this story: Audiences can experience the last few months of iconic actress and musician Judy Garland’s life in “End of the Rainbow” at Sanford’s Theater West End. The socially distanced performances of the Broadway play start Feb. 26. In the age of COVID-19, Derek Critzer, managing artistic director and co-owner of Theater West End, initially wasn’t sure what kind of show they could put on safely. But after watching the 2019 Academy Award-winning movie “Judy” and falling in love with it, he discovered that it was based on the play.

The local authority considered the adoption of the plan at its full council meeting yesterday. A report presented to the council by its nuclear manager, Rob Ward outlined the reasoning behind adopt the council's plan and its associated climate policy for 2020 to 2023. Mr Ward said that together, both "set out how the council plans to take meaningful action on climate change and biodiversity". "Action on climate change and biodiversity can deliver many local benefits, including lower energy bills, economic regeneration and creation of local jobs, reductions in fuel poverty, improved ai...