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When we moved to a newly-built bungalow in Stapleford, the whole estate had Australian place names – Perth, Melbourne, Brisbane, Hobart, Canberra and Adelaide to mention a few.
Melbourne. Since the area, as far as I know, has no links with Down Under, I have never been able to fathom how this came about. |
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A SECOND Radio 4 favourite in as many weeks will entertain Clacton Arts and Lits Society at the Princes Theatre. Hot on the heels of Woman's Hour presenter Jenni Murray, the Rev Richard Coles takes to the pulpit on Monday night. The former Communards chart-topper will explain how he went from.... |
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The NPP constituency chairman for Amenfi East in the western region, Asafoankye Kwaku Badu in his bid for re-election, called on all illegal small-scale miners popularly known as galamseyers to a meeting in Wassa Akropong on Wednesday, 7th February, 2018 at Apostolic Continuation church off the.... |
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For some, Valentine's Day is a chance to embrace commercialism and guilt your partner into a date night; for others, it's a reminder of another day they'd rather not to be single and for the rest, it's an annual memorial of drunken debauchery dating back to Ancient Rome. |
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On the afternoon of Oct. 13, 1980, Judith Stowell got into a van with a man who was not her husband. They drove down a dirt road to a secluded, wooded area, near a factory in Worcester. There was no one around, save a boy on a bicycle, soon out of sight. The couple got into the rear of the van and began having sex. |
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Polish death camp bill divides Holocaust survivors. New bill to outlawing reference to 'Polish death camps' scolded by Holocaust survivors who see attempt to 'erase history' and insist Poles 'were complicit in Nazi atrocities'; others say bill doesn't matter. Ynet and Yedioth Ahronoth writers. |Published: 01. |
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Elijah Karaihera a retired teacher during an interview at his daughters home at Free-hall estate in Nakuru on February 8, 2018. [Photo by Kipsang Joseph/Standard. Bogged down by old age, disease and poverty, Elijah Karaihera,70, is the face of the plight of retired teachers still waiting for State to honour a court order. |
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Feb. 11. STARS Club Meeting. CABOT — The STARS (Small Town Amateur Radio Service) Club, a ham radio group, will have its monthly meeting at 1:30 p.m. at Criswell Robinson American Legion Post 71, 114 N. First St. The group meets the second Sunday of every month. For more information, call (501) 203-5715. |
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On a cold January afternoon, Christy Kecskes fried bacon in her kitchen. Grease sizzled and popped in the pan as she prodded the strips and her young daughter Lila bounced around the kitchen, shrieking at knee height. She had her free hand on her hip and had to stand back from the stove in order to.... |
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As a kid, Justin Trawick thought he knew every nook, cranny and creaking floorboard of his childhood home in rural Loudoun County, Va. He was an only child - his "closest friends were chickens and cows" - and he spent plenty of time exploring the pre-Civil War home. |
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