The Tape Street roundabout in Cheadle (Image: Steve Bould)
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Banners placed on a busy roundabout are to be investigated following concerns the site has become a free-for-all .
The advertising has appeared at the roundabout located at the junction of Tape Street and Well Street in Cheadle.
Dec 30, 2020 / 07:29 AM EST
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) With many Americans expected to get their COVID-19 relief money this week, there are still plenty of stories that show the kind of financial pain many families are feeling due to the pandemic.
One Indianapolis woman made a deeply personal and difficult decision to sell her grandmother’s wedding ring just to survive financially.
“It hurts my heart,” said Kate Martin.
When 2020 began, Martin never pictured her life like this.
“Just imagine being afraid everyday,” said Martin.
She lost her job in Indianapolis, which provided housing for her and her emotional support dog, back in February. Being college-educated and always employed, she figured she would quickly be back on her feet. However, the pandemic began and shut down the state along with most of her employment options.
Ian Whitehouse pictured during his time in office as Cheadle Mayor
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Tributes have been paid to a hard-working councillor and former Town Mayor.
Victory
Things weren’t looking great for the Hawks last night against rival Iowa State. Coach Bluder’s squad was down 18 points to the Cyclones. It had a little of the Mudville 9 vibe going, but Mighty Caitlin didn’t strike out. Instead, she buried a three.
Good morning. It’s a Hawkeye State.
That is all.
Game. Set. Match. Caitlin Clark finished the day with 34 points, 7 rebounds, and 6 assists. She has an exceptionally quick release on her jump shot. She also has a confidence that is off the charts. Other notables for the Hawkeyes: McKenna Warnock had 17 points and 7 rebounds, Monika Czinano (16/4), and Kate Martin (8/5). Iowa State’s Ashley Joens had 35 and 13 in a losing effort.
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