The father-of-five has got his shopping covered.Dec 25, 2020 5:00pm
When it comes to Christmas, Robert Rakete doesn t have a great track record. Last year, a friend came over with a very expensive piece of meat and I was in charge of the barbecue, the vegetarian radio presenter cringes. I turned my back for a second and people were yelling because it caught fire. I managed to kill the steak twice! So this year, I ll stick to making salads.
And then there was the time the dad-of-five was charged with keeping the tree alive when the rest of his family went on holiday just before the big day. It was my one job and the kids ended up opening their presents under this brown, half-naked tree. I killed that too. I m no good with Christmas!
April 02, 2021
City officials seem confident in being able to fund major capital items in the next fiscal year such as police cars needed for everyday operations, but beyond that not so much.
Since late 2020, the Mount Airy Board of Commissioners has devoted much attention to a five-year capital improvements package totaling $11.6 million. Capital needs are big-ticket items, generally costing more than $10,000, related to buildings, infrastructure projects and equipment for city government operations, including vehicles.
In addition to that operational category, municipal department heads and the city manager have prepared a separate “visionary list” containing what can be considered enhancements rather that basic necessities.
Weirdest term ever: How students have coped, from primary to third level
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Primary, secondary and third-level students around Ireland, and their teachers, look back on their efforts to keep learning in the shadow of Covid-19
Primary school: ‘It’s just weird’
The principal of St Audoen’s National School in Dublin’s south inner city, Eilish Meagher, is starting the day as she has done every morning since September
, writes Jennifer O’Connell. She gulps down a quick cup of tea in the school kitchen and is outside the gates by 8.30am, standing with home school liaison officer Geoff Finan and special needs assistant Dawn Treacy.
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Coca-cola Nigeria counts down to Christmas with iconic caravan
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Coca-Cola Nigeria is counting down to Christmas with the return of the iconic Coca-Cola Christmas Caravan that brings joy to families everywhere.
Setting out on Monday 7th December, the caravan will spread the magic of Christmas from Abuja to Port Harcourt, Enugu, Owerri, Benin, Abeokuta, Ijebu-Ode, Ibadan and Akure, before making a final stop in Lagos on Christmas day.
Visitors to the Coca-Cola Christmas Caravan will enjoy festive photo moments with the twinkling Coca-Cola caravan and receive exciting goodies and complementary bottles of Coca-Cola to refresh them during the special season.