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Son rescues Launceston woman after tiger snake incident | The Examiner

Son rescues Launceston woman after tiger snake incident | The Examiner
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3 house venues fill void of commercial music venues in Springfield

Three house venues, including Rock Bottom and The Glacier, are hosting concerts on a regular basis in Springfield.

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SGFCO aims to grow the good with Liberation Tattoo collaboration

Eleven unique designs will be available during the flash sale, including the Route 66 sign, a Chinese takeout box and a fish wearing a derby hat.

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PublicRelay expands social media brand analysis to Twitter

PublicRelay expands social media brand analysis to Twitter. From PR Week

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Crook Town within touching distance of Wembley

Bobby Charlton didn t go there as often as we did. However, the 2-1 win over Enfield in 1964 was the last time Crook Town played in a Wembley final. The dream stayed alive, but the reality was that we weren t good enough anymore. Twice since 1964 the dream of Crook fans to return to Wembley seemed to be on the verge of coming true. Fifty-five years ago, after beating Moor Green and West Auckland, the fans travelled to Loughborough Colleges in Round 3 of the Amateur Cup, on Saturday, February 19, 1966. An early morning blizzard dampened our spirits as we huddled together at 7am near Harry Waggot s shop in Howden-le-Wear waiting for our Supporters bus. Keith Troman and his friend Tony Ross from Hunwick arrived just before our bus to Loughborough came.

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