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By Jackie Hampton, Publisher, Rev. Calvin Peoples delivers Anniversary and Easter message as Rev. William Wheeler listens Photo by Jackie Hampton The celebration of a church anniversary, no matter how many years it has existed, is very significant. It first signifies appreciation to God for its’ existence, and then it conveys gratitude to members for their involvement, hard work and commitment to the future growth of the church through their services and giving. This year, the significance is even greater for the College Hill Baptist Church family. The 114th year church anniversary, normall...

Premium Content OPINION Just when you think we’ve seen the worst of the chaos that this coronavirus pandemic can cause, it pops its head up again. The timing of this latest crisis was very interesting. Community transmission, complicated by the obvious desire not to cause the loss of millions, if not billions of dollars of Easter long weekend tourism spending, made for a tense race to get this thing sorted before Good Friday. QT reporter Lachy McIvor and I had a bit of an informal wager on Thursday morning on what the state government would do with regards to the lockdown.

Fife man Robert Dow broke his ankle trying to escape from police at his home, and was found in possession of a knuckleduster.

No need for expansion of underground tunnels: Cross River Rail CEO No need for expansion of underground tunnels: Cross River Rail CEO Normal text size Advertisement The chief executive of the Cross River Rail project has rejected a call for "tunnel stubs" to be built at key points that would add flexibility for future extensions to the rail network. In October, former CRR planner David Bannister said amendments should be made to the project near Park Road station, near Roma Street station and near the Mayne railyards by March to allow Cross River Rail to be as flexible as possible.

Tagging for yob on string of charges Dow appeared at Hamilton Sheriff Court this week. Hamilton Sheriff Court Get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our Criminal Record newsletter.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. Thank you for s...