By Matt Simpson Audience and Content Editor
Police officers POLICE are continuing to patrol the area around a leisure centre after dealing with anti-social behaviour at the site. Officers were called to Moss Farm Leisure Complex in Winnington on Friday, April 9, following reports a large group of youths had forced their way on to locked pitches. Staff at the leisure centre reported a lot of litter and smashed alcohol bottles were left at the site. The management team at the centre have continued working with the police to ensure Moss Farm remains safe for everyone. Operations director Kerry Goryl said: Following anti-social behaviour and other recent disruptions at Moss Farm, we are continuing to work collectively with police who will continue to patrol the area along with other site users to tackle anti-social behaviour.
What $1,100,000 Buys You in Dallas
A look at just how far your money will take you.
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D Home
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D Home
March-April
2021
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4 bd | 3 ba | 2,948 square feet
The open floor plan, newly installed pool, and balcony off the owner’s suite are sure to draw eyes, but this home’s best feature is perhaps its corner lot location just one block from the Lakewood Country Club golf course.
$1,099,000 9311 Moss Circle Dr., Lake Highlands
4 bd | 5 ba | 5,572 square feet
Available for sale to the public for the first time, the former Harry S. Moss estate was once the homestead of Moss Farm, later developed into Lake Highlands. The .81-acre lot also features a guest house and garage.
By Matt Simpson Audience and Content Editor
Police seize alcohol after youths break into locked pitches at Northwich sports centre POLICE have seized alcohol from a group of youths after some had broken into locked pitches at a Northwich sports centre. Officers were called to the Moss Farm Leisure Complex in Winnington on Friday night following reports of anti-social behaviour. Staff at the Moss Lane facility reported a lot of litter and smashed alcohol bottles were left at the scene. Police continued to patrol the area before coming across a 15-strong group of youths in Hartford - some of whom had been at Moss Farm.
Meet the Lake Highlands couple determined that every letter to Santa gets a response even in a pandemic
One child wants a mask for his Elf on the Shelf, another misses family gatherings. But kids’ Christmas lists still mostly sound familiar.
Linda and Jim Shultz in front of their Lake Highlands home in northeast Dallas on Wednesday. The couple established a “Letters to Santa” mailbox in 2018, and the two have since replied to every child who leaves a letter.(Lynda M. González / Staff Photographer)
With even Santa Claus forced to quarantine in these days leading up to Christmas, this Lake Highlands couple’s dash of magic has never been more needed or more appropriate.