Apr 27, 2021
A Rochester man is hospitalized following the city s latest shooting.
Police say the man in his 20s was hit several times in the lower body near Hudson Avenue and Gilmore Street at around 2 this afternoon.
He was taken to Rochester General in a private vehicle.
There s no update on his condition.
West Dunbartonshire back in business as lockdown restrictions ease
Shops, pubs, restaurants, beauty salons and gyms threw open their doors yesterday. (Image: Lennox Herald)
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West Dunbartonshire is back in business with shops, pubs, restaurants, beauty salons and gyms throwing open their doors for the first time this year.
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The Press will revisit stories from every year of publication. There was triumphant news as well as sad news in Christchurch in 1974. “A minor miracle, a dream come true; the opening of the ceremony for the 1974 Commonwealth Games was a triumph for its organisers, and all who took part in it,”
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