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On this historic day, Jan. 29, Massachusetts experienced all three meteorological events: a nor’easter, a blizzard and a bomb cyclone.

Construction in progress on hundreds of new council homes in North Lanarkshire The building project is part of the council's wider ambition to transform its town centres and communities. North Lanarkshire Council leader Jim Logue with Hadden site manager Peter Bain at the Northburn Place council housing site in Airdrie (Image: Contributed/Airdrie & Coatbridge Advertiser) Get the latest Lanarkshire news sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and ...

THE STORIES of two enterprising Victorians are bound up with a Yeadon mill which dominated the landscape for more than a century. Leafield Mill can be seen in these photographs, from the online archive of Aireborough Historical Society, along with images of two of the men who owned it. The mill was built by William Starkey as part of his attempt to recreate machinery described in the bible. Wesleyan preacher and cloth merchant Starkey wanted to power Leafield Mill using a perpetual motion device based on the “wheel within a wheel” from the book of Ezekiel. His doomed quest is desc...

Author of the article: Jeff Dornan — Norwood News Publishing date: May 11, 2021  •  3 days ago  •  4 minute read  •  One of a long line of NorwoodÕs prominent Buck family, William T. Buck was a cattle breeder in the village in the late 1800Õs, his father was Thomas Buck Jr., his grandfather was family patriarch Thomas Sr. who settled in Asphodel in 1834. WilliamÕs descendants can still be found in the area today.ÊÊ jpg, BI Article content Genealogy is the study the history of families and the line of descent from their ancestors, sometimes referred to as a family tree...

Kindhearted stranger secretly paid friends' bill in pub - then disappeared The lifelong friends believe the gesture is a sign of a growing community spirit in the area following the easing of lockdown Updated Friends Beth (left) and Liam (right) were having their first post-lockdown meal out when they benefitted from the gesture (Image: Image: Liam Hulmes) For the latest news from in and around Oldham sign up to the MyOldham newsletter hereInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newslette...