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Published: 3:00 PM February 25, 2021    Updated: 3:13 PM February 25, 2021 Two children from Collier Row's Clockhouse Primary School picking up their Easter egg from Keystones Property. - Credit: Clockhouse Primary School A school in Collier Row has found a novel way to keep pupils entertained by creating a unique treasure hunt with a local estate agent.  Clockhouse Primary School has developed a strong relationship with Keystones Property over the past year, recently using this connection to give pupils a half-term treat.  Gavin Koten, head of the PA Our Clock House Association (OCA)...

More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. Newton Democrats agree to be part of vote review panel required for runoff Had objected for weeks about GOP member's refusal to wear mask during process state law mandates for certification From left, Mike Hesterley of the Newton County Democratic Party, county elections board Chairman Phil Johnson and Leesha Jay of the Newton County Republican Party check ballots containing write-in vo...

When Dallas Police Sgt. Victor Renteria heads out for patrol, he rides on the back of Earthquake, one of the mounted unit’s tallest horses. Earthquake is just over 18 hands – about six feet tall – towering above any pedestrian they pass. Renteria says one mounted officer is equivalent to 10 regular officers. Renteria and others with the unit say horses provide them with more mobility, a vantage point they otherwise wouldn’t have, and an increased sense of police presence when they’re out patrolling city streets. The horses are particularly useful in crowd-control situations. He also...

More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. Newton political parties clashing about masks for absentee ballot monitors Chairman tells Democrats not to return until "safety will be made a priority" in election office From left, Mike Hesterley of the Newton County Democratic Party, county elections board Chairman Phil Johnson and Leesha Jay of the Newton County Republican Party check ballots containing write-in votes Nov. 24 during...

COVINGTON — A dispute over what is an effective face covering to prevent the spread of COVID-19 has taken on political undertones in Newton County. Democrats monitoring the Jan. 5 runoff election absentee ballot process at the Newton County Administration Building walked out for the second day in a row Tuesday, claiming that their Republican counterparts are compromising their health and safety with improper face covering. D. Ryan Barrett Sr., chairman of the Newton County Democratic Party, said there was a confrontation Monday between the Democratic monitors and the two GOP appointees, ...