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It s time to put down the brollie, take off the rain mac and dig out the summer clothes - because we can finally head back indoors for a meal and a drink.
As of Monday, as part of the Government s roadmap out of lockdown, indoor dining can resume, along with cinemas, museums and children s play areas reopening.
Sara Greaves and Barry Garrish have taken on The Clayhanger in Burslem
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A popular Potteries pub is now under new management - and they re gearing up to open on May 17.
The Clayhanger - formerly The Sagger Makers - on Market Place, Burslem, has been a part of Stoke-on-Trent for many years.
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Cascade resident John W. Krumpotich finally settled his $1.85 million purchase of nearly 500 acres at the former Fort Ritchie military base on Wednesday.
The closing came a year and a day after it was originally scheduled, because of repeated court appeals from a Sabillasville, Md., businessman. I m just so excited to get started. . And so thankful for all the support we ve received from the community and the county, Krumpotich said Thursday.
In February, the Maryland Court of Special Appeals affirmed a decision by a Washington County Circuit Court judge to dismiss Craig Mahrle s lawsuit challenging the county s sale of the property.
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