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From Binley to Willenhall: The names of Coventry s suburbs explained

From Binley to Willenhall: The names of Coventry s suburbs explained
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Mother s Day brunch in Massachusetts: Where to book for May holiday in Springfield, Worcester, Boston and more

Have you booked your table for Mother's Day brunch this year?

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Future of Stevens Estate under consideration

Future of Stevens Estate under consideration Â By Madeline Hughes mhughes@andovertownsman.com Apr 15, 2021 File photoThe town-owned function facility at the Stevens Estate in North Andover.Â NORTH ANDOVER â The future of Stevens Estate â a picturesque wedding venue with more than 150 acres and public trails â is being debated by the Select Board. The board manages the town-owned property, but North Andover wants to end that responsibility. The board has accepted proposals from private organizations to manage the property. The board has interviewed one candidate extensively â Fireside Catering. Jed and Zack Webber own the catering company and five sister restaurants, collectively known as the Webber Restaurant Group.

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A family of murderers and Llanfair Caereinion s Gibbet Hill

EVEN today the steep climb from Manafon to Llanfair Caereinion is known as the Gibbet. The gibbet had been an oak tree and is thought to have been first used in August 1735. There are two varying stories of its origins. The first is that a family of innkeepers in nearby Manafon had taken to killing and robbing their guests and buried them in nearby woods. The family is only recorded as the Lloyd’s and among their victims had been a Scottish pedlar. The family was said to have hanged in chains on a hill near their former residence at a place called the Coed.

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