This makes Clock Face the oldest amateur Rugby League club in the town. It was formed by the local Clock Face Colliery and in particular the Colliery’s owner The Earl of Crawford. The Earl was a social visionary and in 1914 had built the Clock Face Miners Recreation Club and grounds to house various sports as a recreational past time for his employees, one of these being Rugby League. Nearly 100 years on although the Colliery is long gone, Clock Face Miners ARLFC is still based at the Club and playing on the grounds donated by the late Earl. The club entered the St.Helens and Widnes District League in 1921 and were runners-up in its inaugural season.
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Midnight North kicked off its 2021 live-stage endeavors on April 18, with a masked and physically distanced performance at their original home base,
Terrapin Crossroads. The concert was the band’s first show back since the Covid-19 proliferation and leaned heavily on the band’s newly released album, “There’s Always a Story.”
The album, and the concert, showcased finely crafted songs in the genres of rock, alt-pop, alt-country, and more. Performances and the songs themselves were strong and dynamic, with excellent lyrical passages giving way to meaningful jams that morphed out of those verses. The show, which took place under unseasonably warm bright sunshine, featured six of the new record’s 10 songs, including two ballads – Elliott Peck’s “Coyote” and Nathan Graham’s “Wild Card,” both of which have been released as singles.
A proposed ordinance change would have given the board final authority over major trail alterations. By Graham Kilmer - Apr 22nd, 2021 07:54 pm //end headline wrapper ?>Oak Leaf Trail – Zip Line. Photo taken October 20th, 2020 by Jeramey Jannene.
A controversial change to the way Milwaukee County Parks manages bike trails was narrowly voted down Thursday by the Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors.
The proposed legislation would have given the board the final approval of any major alterations made to bike trails in Milwaukee County.
The resolution was originally written in 2019 by Supervisor
John Weishan, Jr. in response to changes the parks department was planning to make to the Kegel-Alpha Trail, which runs through Whitnall Park and the historic Mangan Woods.