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Kiwis acquire Hawke s Bay s Trinity Hill winery after US investor jailed 15 Feb, 2021 01:27 AM 3 minutes to read Hastings winery Trinity Hill is back under New Zealand ownership. Photo / Supplied Hawkes Bay Today By: Louise Gould Hawke s Bay s Trinity Hill Winery is back in New Zealand hands, nearly four years after its US owner was imprisoned for fraud. A group of private investors, including Waikato-based rich-lister Mitch Plaw, have acquired the well known winery formerly owned by American Charles Banks. Founded in 1993 by Robyn and Robert Wilson, Trinity Hill was an early pioneer of the now-famous Gimblett Gravels winemaking sub-region located near Hastings. ....
Decatur police say three people fled car accident while drugs in the car Decatur police arrested three people on drug charges (Source: DPD) By WAFF 48 Digital Staff | February 11, 2021 at 9:00 PM CST - Updated February 11 at 9:00 PM DECATUR, Ala. (WAFF) - Donât leave the scene of a car accident, and definitely donât leave with drugs in the car. Thatâs what Decatur police say was the case for three people now facing charges. Police say they made contact with three people after leaving the scene of a car accident. Officers say during the investigation, they found methamphetamine, drug paraphernalia and prescription drugs. ....
Alamo Heights alums seek fellow Black pioneers who integrated the San Antonio suburb s schools FacebookTwitterEmail Two people talk in the shadows in a hallway at Alamo Heights High School in 1962. Alamo Heights Independent School District, which previously had been white-only, integrated in 1955 with four children from the John Henry Smith family, who lived in Olmos Park.Courtesy / Alamo Heights ISD My friend Everett Fly, who is a National for the Humanities medalist, and I, both Alamo Heights High School graduates, are trying to identify Black pioneers of the Alamo Heights school system to recognize. These folk integrated Heights during the 1950s and ’60s. We have some names and need help finding them so we can recognize them. If you could help, it would make a great column for Black History Month in the Express-News. Joseph and I are determined to use the February event to bring awareness to history that has been denied. ....