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MANCHESTER, NH – In a Monday night battle of David versus Goliath, the Derryfield School boys basketball team just missed the mark in its attempt to slay the giants of Holy Family Academy.
It was Holy Family’s size that ultimately ruled the day as the Griffins’ withstood a late attack to earn a 61-55 win and improve to 7-1 in this, their first season competing against NHIAA competition.
Senior captain Tom Gillis drives the ball to the basket against Janai Cruz of Derryfield.
After falling into a double digit hole in the first half, the 0-7 Cougars kept pace with the Griffins in the third quarter and then chipped away at the lead with hot shooting and relentless full court defense to draw within four with less than a minute remaining, but there wasn’t enough time to finish the comeback attempt.
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Following a tip-off in July 2016, the Office of the National Security Adviser (ONSA) arrested an obscure fruit seller under a bridge in Zaria, Kaduna State. Investigations revealed the man to be a high-ranking Boko Haram operative who coordinated the finance cell of the group with others in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE) to disburse funds to various terror camps in North East Nigeria as well as Diffa, Nigér Republic.
From what I gather, the Zaria arrest proved to be a major breakthrough that eventually revealed a pattern of financial flows and transactions not only to Boko Haram field operatives but to other criminal cartels, particularly those engaged in kidnappings for ransom.
Practitioners of bio-energy healing say their therapy helps with illness by working with the energy field that surrounds an individual.
Bio-Energy Healing practitioners Tom Griffin from Irishtown in County Mayo and Michael O’Doherty from Doonbeg in County Clare are former prison wardens. Bio energy is an extrasensory perception (ESP) healing science that sees the men working with the energy field that surrounds the body.
Where people have an illness we can detect it in this field using ESP.
Neither Tom Griffin nor Michael O’Doherty has any specific medical training but they are achieving amazing results beyond the reach of conventional medicine. A therapy technique from Yugoslavia, Bio-Energy Healing does not require any medical knowledge. Tom Griffin and Michael O’Doherty are mediators,
The Harwood District’s Unique Approach to Restaurant Reopening
With nine notable restaurants, the district is cranking things up again with star-power chefs and revamped menus and designs.
By Kelsey Vanderschoot
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Business & Economy
January 29, 2021
11:00 am
While others in the industry scrambled to pivot toward takeout and delivery, the Harwood District, home to nine restaurants, has taken what has been nearly a year of closure to revamp and reevaluate its restaurant business models.
“Together, we initiated a powerful renaissance within Harwood Hospitality Group while our concepts were temporarily closed,” Harwood Hospitality Group vice president Michael Muskat said.
With no pressure from landlords Harwood privately owns and operates all of its properties the district has been able to implement a phased reopening process preceded by employee training, menu remakes, new culinary leadership, and interior remodels.
Mr. Fries Man grows from backyard business to franchise
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Craig Batiste wanted to start a unique business. It started in my backyard in 2016, Batiste said.
With $400 and support from his family and the community, Batiste got to work selling fries. He was eventually able to open his first location in Gardena, CA
. I and my wife did it all on our own no bank loans, no investors, just hard work and dedication and the support of everybody who comes out, Batiste said. And that s a blessing.
Though the pandemic is ongoing, Batiste s business continues to thrive. I love this food here and if you guys want some good food come to Mr. Fries, said William Anderson, a Mr. Fries Man customer.