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'Slow Food' a light comedy snack for Adirondack Theatre Fest
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The latest magistrates court results from Welwyn Hatfield, Potters Bar and surrounding areas.
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Kyle Kavanagh: 24, of Honeysuckle Gardens, Hatfield. On December 5, 2019 was in possession of a quantity of cannabis at Hatfield. Obstructed a Police Officer in the execution of his duty at Hatfield on December 5, 2019. Fined £50 plus victim services £34, court costs £85 and compensation £150.
Bobby Barhey: 27, of Boundary Lane, Welwyn Garden City. Stole washing powder from Co-Op, Hatfield on January 30 and February 24. Stole alcohol from Co-Op, Hatfield on February 25 and March 3. Community order made. Ordered to pay compensation £70.
Josephine Matthews: 52, of Poyders Meadows, Codicote. Stole meat items from Co-Op, Knebworth on May 11, 2020. Fined £80 plus compensation £36, victim services £34 and court costs £85.
Jason Roberts loses bid for bail in Silk-Miller police murders case
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Inspirational Welding 12:16 am
David Beach’s artistry his wonders of welding amazing and well known. He’s passionate about his creations
“When I say a customer is moved by my design,I become emotional because of some of the pain I went through”
The pain,beach admits was self imposed
“I was prone to find a chemical to make me feel different.alcohol was my king until it wasnt”
Beach raised by an artistically gifted mother and a father who was also a welder a fabricator
“I grew up in tool and die precision,boring,bearings,all kinds of equipment”
Jan 13, 2021 | EDSCOOP
The U.S. Department of Education on Wednesday announced it’s chosen 95 organizations from around the country as finalists in a competition to develop pre-apprenticeship adult education programs.
The finalists, selected from a pool of more than 200 applicants to the Rethink Adult Ed Challenge, include colleges, community organizations and correctional facilities, each with ideas on how to create opportunities for adult learners who need additional help entering the workforce or improving their skills to advance their careers.
Pre-apprenticeship programs are designed to introduce into various industries adult learners who lack basic skills or qualifications, such as literacy skills or a high school diploma, needed to participate in traditional internships or apprenticeship programs.
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