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Shrewsbury law firm welcomes new partner

Shrewsbury law firm welcomes new partner
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Of Minnetrista, passed away December 31, 2023. Daughter of Henry Blood and Helen Johnson. Preceded in death by husband Joe; brothers and sisters Doris McMahon (Art), Edna Cahoy (Don), Walter Brooks (Regina), Alice Okonek (Don), Wayne Brooks (Ione), and many dear in-laws, relatives and friends. Survived by children and grandchildren Marko (Bobbi), Joseph and Robert Mrkonich; Betty (David), David and Kathryn Hirschfeld; and Kathryn (Bruce) and Eric Wilson.

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Chaos and violence as Leicestershire man rows with aunt over £80 debt

Chaos and violence as Leicestershire man rows with aunt over £80 debt
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Helen Johnson receives Mission Hospital McDowell's BEE award

Helen Johnson has been named the B.E.E. (Being Exceptional Everyday) Award by Mission Hospital McDowell. Johnson is a Patient Care Technician in Mission Hospital McDowell’s Operating Room.

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Donegal farmer Leslie Stewart banned from keeping animals for 10 years after 'disturbing' cruelty back in court

A Donegal farmer banned from keeping animals for a decade has appeared in court again accused of handling or controlling a dog and sheep.

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