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When Trinidad and Tobago’s Prime Minister, Dr Keith Rowley, spoke at the Spotlight on the budget event on October 10, and again on i95 Radio on Thursday gone, he repeatedly said (as I am sure he has at other fora) that the country has to go into a different mode of operating—essentially doing more with less and getting better value for money. |
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More than 26,000 runners — elite marathoners and weekend warriors alike — will take to the city's streets Sunday for the 30th Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon. While thousands of participants will be running for a personal best time and to raise money for charity, others will be chasing big.... |
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Cards. The weekly '30' Card Game continues in the community centre this Friday, October 18, at 9 p.m. Thanks to the ladies for the tea last week. Catering on Friday the 18th will be Rosie Siggins, Maria Murphy and Maura Barden. Catering on Friday, October 25, will be Breda Bolger, Helen Furlong and Liz Furlong. |
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It promises to be a great night with lots of spot prizes and prizes for best dressed lady and best dressed gent on the night. Owners, jockeys and trainers can be purchased for €10 each from any of our committee members. Card drive. 45 card drive Card drive will be on in Glenealy Village Hall this Thursday night, October 17. |
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First Prize went to:-Con O'Neill. Newmarket, and Timmie Curtin, Freemount.. The Ladies prize was won by:- 1 Mai and Maura Burke, Broadford, 2 Eileen O'Sullivan, Kanturk, and Mary Noonan, Freemount. The Gents prize was won by:- Jack O'Keeffe, and Bill Guinee, Glashakeenleen ,Newmarket, after a playoff. |
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Compiled from the Daily Advertiser by the Wagga Wagga and District Historical Society Organisers of the Mount Austin High School Class of 1979 reunion, Kim Littlejohn, Michelle Baker, Suzi Coombes and Roz Hocking are pictured in the Daily Advertiser enjoying the celebrations at the Wagga Commercial Club. |
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KOKOMO, Ind. – Surrounded by family, friends and law enforcement from Indiana and around the country, Indiana State Trooper Peter “Bo” Stephan was laid to rest. Friday was the funeral, procession and burial for Stephan, 27, who died Oct. 11, involved in a single-car crash while responding to a call for backup in Lafayette. |
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A jailed member of a dissident Vietnamese religious group has gone on hunger strike to protest being moved to a cell occupied by a prisoner convicted on drug charges, family members said on Wednesday. Nguyen Hoang Nam, a follower of Hoa Hao Buddhism now held at the Xuan Loc prison in southeast Vietnam's Dong Nai province, began his strike on Oct. |
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Turkey’s invasion of the Kurdish controlled northeastern part of Syria began, ended, and dominated the news of the last week. Demonstrations worldwide drew thousands to protest Turkey’s aggression. Unfortunately, the one held on October 13 in Los Angeles was attended by a measly 350 or so people. |
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More than 26,000 runners — elite marathoners and weekend warriors alike — will take to the city's streets Sunday for the 30th Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon. While thousands of participants will be running for a personal best time and to raise money for charity, others will be chasing big.... |
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Presented by Chamber director Paul Rosenthal of Amthal Fire and Security, the ceremony gave local individuals and businesses the chance to shine. Chamber president Alastair Woodgate said: "Our awards, a highlight of the business year, are all about celebrating those who are making a positive.... |
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