A dedicated website has now been launched at which to nominate people for the Cornwall Health & Social Care Awards 2021. Hosted jointly by Packet Newspapers, Newsquest and LocaliQ, the awards will celebrate our incredible front line NHS, health and care service workers who have put themselves before others in our time of need over the past 12 months. The awards ceremony will be virtually on Thursday, June 24 from 7pm on the Packet Newspapers Facebook page. It will be a celebration of the hard work and dedication that has been shown over the past 12 months and continues to take place on a daily basis in the the health and social care sector, focussing on the individuals and their stories.
They proved all that right in a 14-12 win at No. 14 UAlbany. Very proud of these Cats for getting their first win at UAlbany, said coach Chris Feifs in a release. We know there is still much to improve from our performance today but happy with the grit we showed to dig in against a very talented UAlbany team. Liam Limoges and Ryan Cornell especially rose to the challenge and were outstanding today for us. Back to work on Monday for NJIT.
For Vermont, it showed some key things: First, Michael McCormack’s continued emergence as a threat. The Middlebury transfer stretches the field for Vermont, and he started the scoring in a back-and-forth opening section to the game. He continued with two goals and two assists.
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UAlbany s Graydon Hogg, left, handles the ball against Peter Schwab during practice on March 3, 2021.
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ALBANY No time like the present for the UAlbany men’s lacrosse offense to kick into gear.
The Great Danes (2-0) scored 16 in a convincing victory at Hartford last week, but started slow, and face an opponent this week, 1-2 Vermont, that may not be as forgiving as Hartford was.
The Catamounts played catchup last week against Syracuse, but stayed with the No. 7-ranked Orange for the duration of a 17-13 loss, and will throw a big, physical defense at the Great Danes when they square off at 3 p.m. on Saturday at John Fallon Field.
Last-Minute Bid Could End Element Deal and See Bally’s Buy the WPT for $100 Million
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Element Partners’ bid to buy the World Poker Tour may be in jeopardy following a surprise bid from Bally’s Corporation.
Bally’s, owner of 12 casinos and racetracks across the US, wants to buy the WPT’s parent company Allied Entertainment for $100 million. (Image: Greyhound.com)
The global entertainment company made an unsolicited offer to buy the WPT’s current owner, Allied Entertainment, on Friday. The $100 million bid can be cash or a combination of cash and stocks, according to a statement from Allied Entertainment.