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Matthew Jewell, 27, from The Paddocks in Old Catton, Norwich, will be reading some of his own poetry at the Banningham Crown, on Church Road, near Aylsham.
The live event will take place on the evening of Friday, July 27. Mr Jewell, who has a mild form of cerebral palsy, has always enjoyed writing.... |
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It is 2016 which will always be remembered as the year when we said goodbye to huge name after huge name, from David Bowie to Fidel Castro. While 2017 was kinder, we still were forced to bid adieu to popular faces such as Bruce Forsyth and Keith Chegwin. |
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For six of the Republicans running for Oklahoma governor, filing official candidacy papers with the election board this month was just another stop along a campaign trail that, for some, stretches back a year. Mick Cornett, Dan Fisher, state Auditor Gary Jones, Lt. Gov. |
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Memorial services will be 11 a.m. Saturday, April 28, at St. John's Lutheran Church, E.L.C.A. in Le Mars. The Rev. Chris Meier will officiate. Visitation with the family will be 9 a.m. until service time Saturday at the church and following the service during a time of lunch and fellowship at the church. |
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Reporter: 1. Foti Kallergis, KTRK-TV, Houston, “What a Year!”; 2. Bettie Cross, KEYE-TV, Austin, “There’s No Such Thing as too Much Natural Sound.” General Assignment: 1. Tanya Eiserer and Brandon Mowry, WFAA-TV, Dallas-Fort Worth, “So Much Pain”; 2. Stef Manisero and Robert Vaughn, Spectrum News-TV, Austin, “Sign Says Open. |
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Just before Watson’s 10th birthday, the family bought a three-bedroom house in nearby Loxley, an even more sought-after location, with a stunning view over Loxley valley. Legend has it that this is also the hometown of Robin Hood, the heroic outlaw known as Robin of Locksley (or Loxley). |
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Quang Nam, Laos’ Sekong province to deal with illegal migration, marriage. Leaders of the central province of Quang Nam and the Lao neighbouring province of Sekong will meet in the second quarter of this year to discuss specific cases of illegal migrants and marriage along the shared border. |
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IT'S NOT SO EASY TO DISMISS 'INTERGALACTIC SATAN' XENU. LONG before Trump, Putin or Morrissey, there was Xenu. According to the story – which you’ll be charged around £100,000 to hear from a Scientologist – he was an intergalactic warlord who killed billions of fellow aliens with atom bombs in Hawaii 75 million years ago. |
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The Associated Press is a not-for-profit news cooperative representing 1.400 newspapers and 5,000 broadcast stations in the United States. TELEVISION I & II and RADIO I & II COMBINED: TAPB-Freedom of Information Foundation of Texas Award: KBTX-TV, Bryan-College Station, "Tommy Wallis Investigation." Jordan-Flaherty Award 2017: KDFW-TV, Dallas. |
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Investigative Report: 1. Charlotte Huffman and Mark Smith, WFAA-TV, Dallas-Fort Worth, "Criminal Caretakers"; 2. KHOU-TV, Houston, "Holding for Help." Photojournalism-Station: 1. KHOU-TV, Houston; 2. KENS-TV, San Antonio, "Un Año Negro y Azul." Photojournalism-Individual: 1. Michael Botsford, WFAA-TV, Dallas-Fort Worth, "A Year in Images"; 2. |
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Mercury Drug Foundation has given P5 million to Caritas Manila’s (CM) efforts to assist displaced families in Marawi. CM’s Caritas Damayan has been providing food relief and hygiene, livelihood, child care, psychosocial and shelter assistance to some 500 households displaced from Marawi by the Islamic State siege. |
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