More than 40 years later, nine Child Victims Act lawsuits accuse a former teacher of molesting middle school boys and the Holland Central School District of failing to prevent the
Funeral services for Herbert Arnold, age 93 of Wall Lake will be 11 a.m. Thursday, Oct 20th at the Peace Lutheran Church in Wall Lake. Burial will follow in the
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Capt. Bob Fears enters a small former post office and general store, home of the Wild Bear sandwich.
Story and Photos by Jim Ritch â
West of Weirwood, overlooking a marshy island and meandering channel where Nassawadox Creek flows into the Chesapeake Bay, lie the nine buildings of Bayford.
At the center, in a dip in the road, surrounded by residences and docks, reigns the Bayford Oyster Company, the origins of which date to 1899 and the owner of which is only the third generation in charge.
Those generations weave through two families joined by the sweat of watermenâs brows.
Soldiers who died 80 years ago during World War Two Date published: 11 May 2021
Sergeant John (Jack) Mingham and Marine Herbert Arnold Shaw are remembered on Littleborough Cenotaph
To remember the fallen, volunteers at Littleborough History Centre have been researching the service personnel from the Pennine districts of Rochdale (Littleborough, Milnrow, Newhey, Smallbridge and Wardle) who died during World War Two.
This article details men who died in April and May of 1941.
Sergeant John Mingham
Born on 23 October 1914, John (aka Jack) was the only son of Tom and Mary Mingham. John attended Rochdale Secondary School and was a prominent member of the Rochdale Swimming Club, being club champion and a regular member of the Water Polo Team.