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Kewell yesterday became the ninth coach to bite the dust during the mercurial 40-month tenure of machete-wielding Moroccan owner Abdallah Lemsagam - and the 15th in six turbulent years.
Push The Boundary fans collective - which boasts several thousand members and has the ear of CEO Karl Evans - were, like many of their brethren, hoping that after seven months in charge Kewell would at the very least trigger a contract option for next season.
However, with Oldham drifting in 16th place in League Two - 12 points off the playoffs and coming off just one win in six - Kewell carried the can.
Crews rescue 5 people in 2 incidents in Arizona snow-blanketed areas
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Hikers had to be rescued from the cold up in Sedona
The majestic Sedona red rocks are covered by snow as a result of a recent winter storm, but the beautiful scenery has put some hikers in a life-or-death situation that required a dangerous rescue. FOX 10 s Nicole Garcia reports.
SEDONA, Ariz. - Crews in northern Arizona used a helicopter and a tracked vehicle to rescue a total of five people in two incidents in areas blanketed by heavy snow from a major storm, authorities said.
Major highways closed by the storm in Arizona reopened Jan. 26 as snowfall tapered off, the Arizona Department of Transportation said.
SEDONA, Arizona (KPHO/KTVK) It looked like a scene right out of an action movie.
An Arizona National Guard rescue team flying in to save three stranded hikers Tuesday, above the Haribo Canyon in Sedona. All three hikers were visiting from out-of-town.
Scott Brand and his wife Crystal were visiting Arizona from Arkansas. They had gone out Sunday morning to do some rock climbing and repelling, when the weather rolled in and they couldn’t get out.
“The worst part was definitely our feet,” said Scott. “We had only the same wet socks on the whole time. I was concerned about frost bite and losing a foot.”
Obituary: Rand Boyd Evans
LIVERMORE FALLS - Rand Boyd Evans, 78, of Livermore Falls, originally from Baytown, Texas, passed away Friday, Jan. 8, 2021 at .
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Rand Boyd Evans
LIVERMORE FALLS – Rand Boyd Evans, 78, of Livermore Falls, originally from Baytown, Texas, passed away Friday, Jan. 8, 2021 at his residence with his loving wife of 57 years by his side.
He was born Feb. 20, 1942 in Baytown, Texas, the son of William Evans and Lacy (Mabe) Evans. He graduated from Robert E. Lee High School in Baytown, Texas in 1960. He graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a Bachelor of Arts, Master of Arts and Doctorate in Psychology by 1967.
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Marina and Karl Adams of Takaka Camping and Cabins, at their empty campgrounds. The couple say freedom camping has almost driven them out of business, and they welcome the changes to the new bylaw, which closed two of Golden Bay s only designated freedom camping sites for non-self-contained vehicles.
Freedom camping is “killing” small campgrounds, a Golden Bay owner says. “No matter how much we charge, we can’t compete with ‘free’,” said Karl Adams, the owner of Takaka Camping and Cabins. ”Ultimately, freedom camping has killed us.” The Tasman District Council amended its Freedom Camping Bylaw in early-December, with councillors voting to close controversial sites at Waitapu Bridge and Taupata Reserve.