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Meda Simmons Bruce, Harvey Bruce, and Willa Bruce at Bruce’s Lodge. date unknown. Photo from the California African American Museum An American dream came to an end at Bruce’s Beach, but the memory of what happened survived Third in a series by Mark McDermott  By the first years of the 1920s, Manhattan Beach was coming together. In the decade since its founding, what had been mostly a scattering of sandswept shacks emerged as an actual town. A city hall was built and residents approved bonds to construct both a waterworks and a pier with a distinctive octagonal roundhouse at its ...

A developer has submitted plans for a ‘high quality’ apartment block in Heywood town centre. The four-storey building would be built on vacant brownfield land between Earl Street, Taylor Street and Bethel Street, next to Trinity Methodist Church. Described as ‘attractive’ and ‘well-designed’ the proposal would bring 23 new homes to the area – including 15 one-bedroom and eight two-bed apartments. However, none of the flats would be affordable, as the developer Agron Elezi argues it would not be financially viable. Mr Elezi has previously been at the centre of controversy in conn...

Lisburn Uniform Bank provides families in need with school clothes A new School Uniform Bank has been set up at Trinity Methodist Church in Lisburn, offering pre-loved or donated new uniforms for families in need across the city. Thursday, 20th May 2021, 2:43 pm Emma Davis, Rev Alan Craig and Wilma Anderson have been working hard to get the Lisburn Uniform Bank up and running Emma Davis first got in contact with Rev Alan Craig at Trinity Methodist with the idea of setting up the bank in the local church. Rev Craig could see that there was a need for the service in the city and the church coun...

The Martha's Vineyard Times Oak Bluffs: Programs for seniors — Shelby Regan “It is not enough to know how to ride, you must also know how to fall” is a Mexican proverb according to the Old Farmer’s Almanac. Most appropriate at this time of the year, as May 5 is Cinco de Mayo, Spanish for Fifth of May, an annual celebration. The date commemorates the Mexican Army’s victory over the French Empire at the Battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862. This information was a good history lesson for me, as I previously had now idea what was being celebrated. So celebrate this day, and enjoy...

Massive chairs for photos to be installed in Ahuriri ahead of Napier's Art Deco Festival 12 Feb, 2021 12:20 AM 3 minutes to read Ahuriri Business Association coordinator Maree Langford with a set of 2m-high chairs which will be installed in Napier ahead of this year's Art Deco Festival. Photo / Paul Taylor A set of 2m-high wooden chairs are due to be permanently installed in Napier. The five chairs will be on show at Perfume Point – between the lighthouse and East Pier – from February 17 onwards, in time for thousands of visitors to Art Deco Week to also enjoy them. The chairs, commonly k...