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Balkestein Set to Start Against Saints Tuesday, 3rd Mar 2009 09:13 Dutchman Pim Balkestein looks set to return to the Town starting line-up this evening when the Blues take on Southampton at Portman Road (KO 7.45pm). Full-back Moritz Volz has joined Danny Haynes and Ben Thatcher on the sidelines, but Iván Campo is back in the squad. Volz limped off at Preston on Saturday with a recurrence of his groin injury and was replaced at right-back by Alex Bruce, with Balkestein coming off the bench to join Gareth McAuley at centre-half. Boss Jim Magilton seems likely to start with the former He...

Carroll's eight municipalities will all hold elections in May. Time is running out for candidates to declare.

31 Thoughts: Why NHL is exploring the NBA Top Shot trend Edmonton Oilers forward Connor McDavid celebrates a goal versus the Columbus Blue Jackets. (Andy Devlin/Getty) | March 2, 2021, 4:30 PM March 2, 2021, 4:30 PM • Will NBA Top Shot come to the NHL? • Kekalainen backs Tortorella Jesse Schwarz is laughing before the question is finished. “I got a couple of messages like, ‘Have you lost your mind?’” he says from Los Angeles. “Someone tweeted at me, ‘You could have a small family home, but cool.’ But I love it…. It’s like day-trading-meets-sports-meets-fantasy.” Last ...

Child killer Michael Mayola, Alabama’s longest-serving prison inmate, up for parole Updated Jan 19, 2021; Facebook Share As of this morning, Michael Mayola has served 58 years, two months, and four days in prison for the 1962 kidnapping and murder of Midfield 11-year-old Larry Wayne Thomas. On Thursday, Mayola, who was born in 1933 and is Alabama’s longest serving state prison inmate, is scheduled to appear before the state parole board. It isn’t the first time Mayola has had a chance to leave prison. In 2003, Mayola, who is either 87 or 88-years-old and is currently serving life with ...

The tragedy at Gleision Colliery retold as the 10-year anniversary approaches Garry Jenkins, 39, David Powell, 50, Phillip Hill, 45, and Charles Breslin, 62, were killed at the Gleision Colliery following a blast on September 15, 2011 This year will mark 10 years since the Gleision mining disaster which claimed the lives of four men (Image: Robert Melen) On one fateful day in autumn four men went to work and didn't come back following Wales' biggest modern mining disaster. Garry Jenkins, 39, David Powell, 50, Phillip Hill, 45, and Charles Breslin, 62, were killed at the Gleision Colliery foll...