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Christopher Watt said he punched and kicked his victim to death believing he had previously broken into his home.

PREMIUM Knowe Farm team, Laura, Rachel, Jan, George Claire and Neil Ref:RH260421323 Rob Haining / The Scottish Farmer... For most pedigree farmers, there is nothing better than seeing the progeny of various mating programmes grow and develop and noted Ayrshire cattle breeder, George Templeton, has enjoyed a lifetime devoted to various cow families and that of his own – wife Jan and their three daughters, Laura, Claire and Rachel. As the third generation of George Templetons to milk cows at the Knowe, Auchinleck, and one which is about to celebrate a centenary of farming on this lowland...

  TECUMSEH, ONT. -- It’s recommended the Town of Tecumseh move forward with plans to extend the Riverside Drive trail system between the City of Windsor and Manning Road. A special town council meeting took place Thursday evening to hear options explored by consultants and from those for and against the proposal. The proposal would see the extension of the Ganatchio Trail along the south side of Riverside Drive from the City of Windsor to Lakewood Park near Manning Road. It’s part of a 20-year active transportation plan to connect all seven municipalities across Windsor-Essex Count...

A Connellsville woman’s debut novel will be launched this week in the hopes that the reader takes something away from it in their journey through life. “This is probably not a beach read,” said S.J. Cunningham about her debut novel “All This Was Mission”. For example, the title is an homage to German poet and philosopher Rainer Maria Rilke's Duino Elegies, and part of a quote from the first Elegy, which references coming to terms with human existence. “The reader might think about life a little more deeply,” Cunningham said. “Books can transport you to ...

maryland. >> the comptroller tried to tell that local gallery owner that he agreed with her, but she was going to get her point across. the state's top tax collector was touring local businesses, meeting shoppers, and touting the benefits of doing your shopping at local stores. then he met victoria at the butler gallery. >> every time you raise it, you get less money. >> she's talking about the state's sales tax which went from 5 cents on the dollar to 6 back in 2008. franchot said he didn't support that. >> new hampshire has stores and gas stations, and everybody goes there and buys...