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In 2006 a local church attempted to rescue the pub as a live music venue but with the proviso that no booze was served. It didn't work. The Army and Navy stopped operating as a music venue in 2002 and was demolished in 2007 to make way for a Travelodge. Great. Barhouse/Toucan/Elan/Hooga/Indigo Chelmsford/loads of other things. |
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No one could remember his phone number that morning. Yet, they knew it by heart. They dialed it hundreds of times. That day, everything stopped suddenly. It happened on a Tuesday, on an ordinary day in September. Emmelina was in her room. She was choosing what to wear and had her radio on. |
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John Madden: The hop? No, I could live with the hop. The thing that haunted me was the replay. A high ball came in to the edge of the small square and I went to catch it, like a midfielder, which is not what you'd see a goalie do now, they'd try to punch it. I didn't make a clean catch. The ball broke to Barry Callaghan and we conceded a penalty. |
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This photo provided by Caribbean Buzz shows the destruction left in the wake of Hurricane Irma Friday, Sept. 8, 2017, in the U.S. Virgin Islands The death toll from Hurricane Irma has risen to 22 as the storm continues its destructive path through the Caribbean. The dead include 11 on St. Martin and St. |
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This column originally appeared in the Victoria Daily Times on Oct. 11, 1941. Canadians will keep Thanksgiving Day this year with a catch in their throats. Every pumpkin and apple will make them think of the scorched earth of Russia. George Bruce started at these words written on his writing pad, as.... |
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Sunday Night Ballroom Dancing, 7:30 to 11 p.m. at Relief's In Function Hall, 1 Market St., Lawrence. Come Alive After Five has been running this dance for singles and couples for more than 30 years. A live band will be featured along with bar service and door prizes. The $13 admission fee includes dessert and coffee at 8:30 p. |
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An Anguilla Radio reporter who described the onslaught of Irma last week shares her diary of the storm and its aftermath.
Anguilla after Hurricane Irma hit. Photograph: Nisha Dupuis for the Observer.
Nisha Dupuis. Sunday 17 September 2017 00.05 BST Last modified on Sunday 17 September 2017 11.53 BST
Friday 8 September I woke at 3am this morning. |
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An Anguilla Radio reporter who described the onslaught of Irma last week shares her diary of the storm and its aftermath.
Anguilla after Hurricane Irma hit. Photograph: Nisha Dupuis for the Observer.
Nisha Dupuis. Sunday 17 September 2017 00.05 BST Last modified on Sunday 17 September 2017 11.53 BST
Friday 8 September I woke at 3am this morning. |
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While many people confess having a difficult time finding their professional niche, usually turning back at a certain point, the case was different for Rebecca Namitala, aka Lady Bezo. From the fourth floor of the Africell offices at Clement Hill road, the vivacious telecommunications company’s.... |
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The Gallagher brothers, Tony Wilson, Lowry - everyone knows they’re from Greater Manchester. But what about the celebrities whose Manc credentials are less well-known? Here are 18 famous people who, it may surprise you to learn, once lived in our region. |
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1. The site of Chelmsford was called 'Caesar's Field' by the Romans. Dubbed Caesoromagus , it appears under that name on several Roman maps and a medieval copy. On these, it is listed as a point between Londinium (London) and Camulodonoum (Colchester), England's first colonial capital under Roman rule. |
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