Patricia Gault 
This Sunday, a memorial service honoring two volunteers killed in action in 1923 will be held at the location of the Foilduff battle by the North Tipperary Republican Monuments Committee. On March 27, 1923, two Republican volunteers, Matt Ryan of Boher and John Sheehy of Killalane, Ballinahinch, were slain by Free State forces in a … Read more
FLORIDA’S VOLUSIA COUNTY — A New Jersey man was detained at his mother’s house after reportedly threatening to kill a Florida sheriff online in an anonymous manner. Richard Golden, 38, of Monmouth Junction, New Jersey, is accused of threatening to harm or murder someone in writing. He will be returned to the county of Volusia. … Read more
According to Sgt, a blue Chevy Suburban was stopped near the intersection of Georgia 81 and Guthrie Cemetery Road at around 6:50 a.m. on Thursday. Richard Thacker, Assistant Commander of Georgia State Police Station 46. A white Chevy pickup truck was approaching the crossroads of Guthrie Cemetery Road and Georgia 81 from the south. The … Read more
On March 12, 2023, Sandra Jean Mabry, 58, of Auburn, Maine, died due to a short-term illness. Alberta and Milton Goddard welcomed Sandra on July 23, 1964, in Lewiston, Maine. In 1982, she earned her diploma from Edward Little High School. On November 24, 1984, Sandra gave birth to her daughter Michelle Leigh. When Sandra … Read more
On January 18, 1941, Brian Crawford was born to Lucille and Milton Crawford. He passed away on March 14, 2023, at 82, surrounded by his loved ones. Brian grew up in University Park, Maryland, alongside his brothers Milton “Buddy,” Lenny, and Bobby. As a young guy, he loved motorcycle riding, duckpin bowling, and slow-pitch softball. … Read more
THE JANESVILLE — According to the Janesville Police Department, an eighth-grader from Janesville was apprehended on Wednesday after allegedly making terrorist threats at Marshall Middle School. The middle school School Resource Officer was informed of a threat made by a 14-year-old eighth-grade student by the school administration, according to Sgt. Benjamin Thompson in a Nixle. … Read more
Danica Hampton, an accomplished volleyball player for Austin Junior Volleyball, passed away tragically on March 13, 2023, leaving many to wonder how such a young and promising athlete could pass away so soon. Young volleyball player Danica Hampton from Austin, Texas, passed away, and her hometown is now in sorrow. Danica was a cherished volleyball … Read more
NEW YORK — On Thursday, students at the Nebraska State Capitol urged lawmakers to end efforts to pass a “permitless” concealed carry law and called for action on gun safety. Huskers Against Gun Violence, Students Demand Action, and Nebraskans Against Gun Violence all linked Thursday’s press conference to National Walkout Day on March 14, 2018. … Read more
A guy sought in connection with a shooting incident that happened on Sunday in Michigan City has been captured thanks in part to the efforts of a Chesterton police school resource officer. An administrative assistant at Brummitt Elementary asked Officer Adam Alicea to check on the mother of a pupil around 10:50 on Monday. The … Read more
Three Spanish Civil War veterans shoot scared rabbits in the 1966 psychological thriller La Caza (The Hunt). They start reminiscing about the war and end up shooting each other. La Caza stirred up a country still haunted by the war and ruled by General Francisco Franco, who had taken power 30 years earlier. La Caza’s … Read more