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Shop at Standard ServiCeS where you can get 20% off Houseware, linen, lamps and draperies. and much, much more Shirley & Church Street Phone: 322-4635 STANDARD SERVICES SUPPLIES LTD. DEAN & ASSOCIATES PROFESSIONAL INSURANCE AGENTS & BROKERS “Meeting Your Needs Efficiently and Professionally”.... |
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Equestrian Order of Michael Archangel http://www.michaelarchangel.org ) is a non-religious and temporal order of chivalry and knighthood. It is sovereign in the conduct of its affairs, subjected only to the Sovereign Imperial and Royal House of Ghassan. |
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Water is Basic South Sudan, a local charity organization, said it has started drilling new boreholes and repairing broken ones in rural areas of Yei River State. The announcement came after residents of Kupera County complained through Radio Tamazuj about lack of clean drinking water, which puts lives at risk. |
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Would you have gotten in to your course this year? On Thursday, tens of thousands of teenagers across Ireland got their first round CAO offers. There have been serious jumps in requirements for STEM courses (science, technology, engineering and maths). There's also a record-high of courses requiring more than 500 points. |
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St. Joseph’s Secondary School in Foxford has been approved funding for a significant extension to the school under the Additional Accommodation Scheme. Minister for Rural and Community Development Michael Ring has welcomed the announcement. He told Mid West;
The Public Services Card has been found to be breaking data-protection laws. |
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In our Poland Newsletter guest contributor Dr. Milosz Hodun is giving us monthly updates about current news, events and all other things you need to know about Poland. Topic of the month LGBT Free Zone. This year’s edition of the Warsaw Pride, known as the Warsaw Equality March, was the biggest ever. |
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A SPECTACULAR fireworks display will be visibile from Portsmouth tonight. Cowes Week is in full flow on the Isle of Wight with sailors and visitors around the world attending the Regatta.
The sailing event is the largest of its kind in the world and has been running since the early 1800s. |
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Plovdiv. People's protests near the Shishmantsi landfill continue. Today, more than 100 residents of Rakovski and the villages of Shishmantsi, Belozem and Stryama have gathered to protest against the frequent fires at the Shishmantsi landfill, Focus Radio – Plovdiv reported. The protests are led by Father Rumen, a priest from the town of Rakovski. |
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A wind-up radio, a smattering of colour photos and a stack of glossy books: these are the only signs that Margaret Gallagher lives in the modern world. For all of her 77 years, Ms Gallagher has lived in a 200-year-old thatched cottage in Co Fermanagh without running water, electricity or an indoor toilet. |
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IT is customary in the popular press and other media (particularly radio and television) to dismiss doctrines of the faith as mere ‘fairy’ stories or myths. The argument goes that because they are not susceptible to rigours of scientific proof faith claims have no basis in reality. |
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There is an old adage that says “a family that prays together, stays together”. For the Mutonga family in Nairobi, though, you could say that it is music that glues them together. On this day, it starts with a melodious hum from Hephzibah Shalom, the eldest child of Mr and Mrs Mutonga. |
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