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  ARNPRIOR, ONT. -- Tensions are running high at Arnprior town hall over the continued discussion of racism in the community. Councillor Lisa McGee is facing a possible reprimand after a complaint was lodged with the town’s integrity commissioner, William Hunter. The anonymous complaint is about a Facebook post McGee wrote on Dec. 18 in the group “What’s Up, Arnprior”. The post was in reaction to a local news article about Mayor Walter Stack’s alleged plan to address racism claims in the community. In her post, McGee criticized the mayor for not sharing his plan with council ah...

Arnprior's integrity commissioner says a Facebook post by a local councillor breached the town's code of conduct.

THIS was Radio Clyde’s news team, shortly before the Glasgow station made its long-awaited debut on Hogmanay, 1973. From left to right, they are Alex Dickson, head of news and current affairs, Sheila Duffy, Tom Steele, David Markey, George Montgomery, Bob King, Richard Roy, George Mackintosh, Paul Murricane and Craig Samet. This was a time when all of the station’s personnel were preparing for the launch. The news team underwent in November, a week-long initiation programme in Glasgow and Edinburgh. In Glasgow on November 26 they visited the procurator fiscal’s office. the socia...

Rhode Island Rescues Photograph by Gavin Ashworth. All photographs courtesy of the Preservation Society of Newport County, Newport, Rhode Island. The story of the Preservation Society begins with the mission to rescue Hunter House (Fig. 1) and the question put to financier George Henry Warren Jr. after its purchase by his wife, Katherine Warren: “Well, you’ve got this house, now what are you going to do with it?” In 1945, Newport stone carver John Howard Benson became alarmed that Hunter House—a rare surviving waterfront property with deep ties to Newport’s history—might be irretr...

On Monday, William Hunter, 21, from the Roanoke Rapids area, turned himself in to the Halifax County Sheriff’s Office, according to a press release from Roanoke Rapids Police Chief Bobby Martin. William and Leon Hunter, 36, also of the Roanoke Rapids area, were sought in regard to a Sept. 14 incident, when officers with the RRPD responded to the Baymont Inn on Old Farm Road, in reference to a male subject being shot. When officers arrived, they located the subject, who had a gunshot to the head. The victim, Aaron Martin, a 25-year-old male from Weldon, was pronounced dead at the scene. I...