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Fish fry organizers at St. Irenaeus Catholic Church in Oakmont credit their volunteers for being able to offer a pre-covid menu and streamlined operations during the pandemic Lenten season.
“We’re able to do this due to the time and dedication of the volunteers,” said event co-chair Caryn Cebulak. “People taking off their regular work to come on Fridays to help with the fish fry. We just train them as they come in. They are all parishioners. Kids do it for service hours.”
âThe foundation of lifeâ: why Annelie Holden made a bushland bequest
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The first time Annelie Holden saw this patch of bushland, an hour north of Melbourne, it was thick with vegetation, far from people and had no water or shelter.
âIt was perfectâ, the 86-year-old says with a laugh.
Ms Holden and her brother, Anthony Jannink, arrived in Melbourne from the UK in 1965 and moved into a South Yarra flat with no garden.
Annelie Holden
So they pored through advertisements in
The Age to find a piece of land and fell in love with a remote bush block near Broadford, in central Victoria.
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Article by Vijay Pal Dalmia, Advocate, Supreme
Court of India and Delhi High Court, Partner & Head of
Intellectual Property Laws Division, Vaish Associates Advocates,
India
Cryptocurrencies have been subjected to the spotlight of the
decade and have been grabbing the attention of the tax authorities
essentially due to the high prices at which they were seen trading
on exchanges in India and across the globe and the regulatory
mechanism of taxation has to be determined looking at the current
legal landscape.
The Constitution of India under Article 246 grants the power to