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Before long, a major incident was declared. March 4, 2018, was the day the eyes of the world turned to our city. While others across the globe will only look back fleetingly this week, the nerve agent poisonings will forever be remembered by locals - some of whom are still dealing with the impacts of what happened. When former spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia Skripal were poisoned with Novichok, initially there was confusion - it was some time before details of the substance, the likely attackers or the details of their plan were uncovered. Major incident attended by emer...

Melanie Knapp, an Academy School District 20 parent and former teacher who contended that closed-door meetings the Board of Education held in 2019 during its search for a new superintendent violated the Colorado Open Meetings Law, will receive some of the information she sought to have made public. The board must disclose the recordings and transcripts of private executive sessions that occurred after the initial 26 candidates were reduced to five finalists, El Paso County District Court Judge Thomas Kane ruled this week. However, the board does not have to release materials from previous exe...

Melanie Knapp, an Academy School District 20 parent and former teacher who contended that closed-door meetings the Board of Education held in 2019 during its search for a new superintendent violated the Colorado Open Meetings Law, will receive some of the information she sought to have made public. The board must disclose the recordings and transcripts of private executive sessions that occurred after the initial 26 candidates were reduced to five finalists, El Paso County District Court Judge Thomas Kane ruled this week. However, the board does not have to release materials from previous exe...

Dave Hancock Responding to the latest lockdown announcement Dave Hancock, who runs Deacons, Caboose and Tinga in Salisbury, says the news is “positive”, but they are remaining cautious. He said: “It still all depends on what Rishi Sunak says in the budget next week. "We still need long term support, and for the help we’ve been given so far to continue for at least another year. "Most hospitality businesses will have stacks of debt to HMRC, suppliers, landlords, etc. The rates relief and support payments we’ve had up to this point for Tinga have been nowhere near enough t...

THIRSTY regulars will be excited to hear pub gardens in Salisbury could reopen in April under Boris Johnson's roadmap for easing coronavirus restrictions. In the four-stage plan, pub gardens could be allowed to reopen from April 12 at the earliest, along with shops, hairdressers, nail salons, libraries and outdoor attractions. But, what pub gardens should you visit in the city once you're finally allowed to have a cold one with your friends? Here are some beer gardens we're itching to visit in the spring. The Winchester Gate  The pub and music venue has recently splashed out on a t...