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The popular Tail Gate Market is coming back to Byemoor. It begins on Thursday, June 3 and goes from 11 a.m. until noon. Any vendor is welcome to come sell…

Author of the article: Tina Peplinskie Publishing date: Apr 24, 2021  •  1 hour ago  •  4 minute read  •  Laurette Coururier (nee Ethier) of Westmeath will celebrate her 100th birthday on April 26. Although the milestone occasion will be marked by little fanfare due to COVID restrictions, her family is looking forward to gathering and honouring Laurette when safe to do so. Photo by Dana Racine (Dupuis) /jpg, PM Article content WESTMEATH – A lifelong resident of the village is marking a milestone birthday April 26. Laurette Couturier, daughter of Alex and Mina (nee Gagnon)...

UPDATED Kildare Death Notices for today: Tuesday, April 6 Reporter: Pa Keogh Peacefully at St. Brigid's Hospice, The Curragh surrounded by his loving family. Son of the late Tom and Patricia (Jo). Sadly missed by his loving wife and best friend Teresa, sons Rory and Luke, brothers Flagon, Thomas and John, sister Frances, brothers in law, sisters in law, father-in-law Peter, aunts, uncles, nephews, nieces, relatives, neighbours and a large circle of friends. May Pa Rest In Peace. Due to current government guidelines regarding public gatherings, a private family funeral will take place. Those...

Fox News chief congressional correspondent Chad Pergram has the latest on the killing of Ofc. William Evans, on 'Special Report' Officer William "Billy" F. Evans, who died on Good Friday while defending the Capitol, will lie in honor at the Capitol Rotunda on April 13, congressional leaders announced Tuesday. Evans, an 18-year veteran of the United States Capitol Police force, was 41 years old. He was a father of two children and a native of North Adams, Mass. Evans was killed Friday when a vehicle driven by Noah Green, 25, crashed into a barricade protecting the Capitol and rammed into Ev...

Capitol attack raises questions of security vs public access Poll Government policy WASHINGTON – Lawmakers are trying to balance openness with safety after Friday’s attack within steps of the Capitol, a challenge for Congress, nearly three months after a mob stormed the seat of American democracy, to “make it as secure as it needs to be but as free as we could possibly make it,” as one senator said Sunday. The sprawling complex has been ringed by security fencing and National Guard troops since the deadly Jan. 6 riot, when supporters of then-President Donald Trump breached the Cap...