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Clarification: health board photo
A technical problem prevented the display of a caption of a file photo accompanying a story posted Friday on The Intelligencer’s website. The photo of the Hastings and Prince Edward Counties Board of Health was from a 2019 meeting of the board; the board’s membership has since changed slightly. The Intelligencer regrets the error.
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No injuries in rollover
A driver escaped injury Sunday in Prince Edward County after a vehicle rolled while swerving to avoid a fox.
It happened soon after 7:30 a.m. along Loyalist Parkway in Wellington, Prince Edward County OPP Const. Aaron Miller reported. Police and Hastings-Quinte paramedics responded.
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By Marie-Therese Nanlong, Chinonso Alozie, Ugochukwu Alaribe, Davies Iheamnachor & Steve Oko
The raging storm of insecurity blowing across the country took a dangerous turn, yesterday, sweeping across Imo, Abia and Rivers states, leaving blood, tears and tension on its trail.
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At age 27, she married a king. By 47, sooner than she had thought possible, she was a royal widow.
Now, more than two decades later, Jordan’s Queen Noor the American-born, Princeton-educated former Lisa Halaby is caught up in a palace drama surrounding her eldest son, the prince she had hoped would eventually follow his charismatic father, the late King Hussein, onto the throne of the Hashemite Kingdom.
Whether lifted from Shakespeare or next up in the video-streaming queue, the story’s plotline seems oddly familiar: the traumatic circumstances of a royal death reverberating down through the years, family tensions simmering quietly for a generation before bursting into full view.