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Here's A Game With Class, Beauty And Basketball Know-How. By Tom Danehy FOR JUST THIS week, I'm hoping that you, the average Weekly reader, spend your Thursday mornings standing in front of a Circle K, politely telling people going in and coming out that, no, you don't need their spare change; you're just waiting for The Weekly to arrive. So if you get this on Thursday morning, there's still time to catch the Big Event this evening. To go along with the hype spirit of our times, it can only be characterized as The Coaching Matchup of the Century of the Week.
MARGATE NOW announces artists, partners and projects for Sunken Ecologies Sadie Hennessy, Sunken Ecologies, 2021. MARGATE .-MARGATE NOW announces the artists, partners and projects for the 2021 Sunken Ecologies festival programme curated by Anna Colin, with permanent commissions by Nicolas Deshayes, Lindsey Mendick and Olu Ogunnaike, and commissions for the festival duration by headline artists Ama Josephine Budge, Adam Chodzko, Kim Conway, Sonia Overall, Christina Peake, Shamica Ruddock, Holly Slingsby, Francesca Ter-Berg and Sara Trillo. Sunken Ecologies takes on the human-made natural environment, centering on the Sunken Garden, a public park in the Westbrook area of Margate, designed and landscaped in the 1930s.
Photos from the community: Memorial Day in Billerica Wicked Local As the rain that had drenched Memorial Day weekend started to ease the morning of Monday, May 31, Billerica residents and officials alike breathed a sigh of relief as they prepared to step off and take part in the first, unmasked, in-person community parade of the year. Billerica Veterans Director Joe Ruggiero said while the remembrance events scheduled in the days prior to Memorial Day were wet and wild, the turnout was large when it came to community volunteers. He said it was a great way to jump back into town events after a year on pause due to the pandemic.
RNZ The high Easter road toll comes as no surprise to the New Zealand Automobile Association, which says the country has been a dangerous place to drive for at least the last seven years. A woman involved in a crash on a dangerous West Auckland road is praising a surf lifesaver who held her injured neck until she could be taken to hospital. Kim Conway was driving herself and her husband home around 5.30pm on Easter Sunday when a car in the opposite direction sped into her lane “like a bat out of hell” to overtake another vehicle. To avoid a head-on collision and becoming an Easter road toll statistic, Conway veered left and crashed into a ditch, the car spinning.
Town Elections will be held on Saturday, April 10. Torre, who was re-elected to the School Committee last year, said she was drawn to running for Select Board this spring after learning more about the town's incoming and possible high-density housing projects. "The more I heard about the high-density housing projects and could see the direction the town is going I knew it was time to do it," Torre said. She said "Billerica is at a crossroads right now" and feels the tone of the board should be turned back to the residents and away from in-fighting among members. She said she is hoping to help "... protect our neighborhoods and maintain the character of [Billerica]."
UC Davis veterinary students expand care for pets of homeless 8 minute read UC Davis DVM student Jordan Nunes (left) and faculty mentor Dr. Janet Foley examine Mamas the cat at the Davis PAW clinic Courtesy photo Support Local Journalism Special to The Enterprise Crissy Phillips has been a pet owner for many years and grew up with horses and other animals. Nothing has stopped her from providing the best possible care for her animals — not homelessness, not her battle with clinical depression, and not her daily struggles to provide for them. Her dedication shines through — easily apparent as she unveils a thick file of her two cats’ medical records — and just became a bit easier with the opening of a new clinic for pets of the homeless in Davis.