OUR Friday Love Local Business profile this week features a bistro inspired by the 1930s Art Deco railway cafes and restaurants. Centenary Lounge opened in Worcester two years ago in The Cross, 10 years after the original business founded by Aasia Baig launched in Birmingham. The bistro serves breakfast, brunch, light bites, all-day dining and afternoon teas and there is also a cocktail and wine bar. The Art Deco restaurant on the ground floor Aasia said: “Our venue is perfect for events with a difference, staying true to our Art Deco-inspired interiors. Our food and drink is available via deliveries, takeaways and now click and collect which is great for when you’re in a rush or working in the city.
Apr 13, 2021
SKANDIA TOWNSHIP, Mich. Diane Marie McAlpine, age 72, of Skandia Township, passed away Tuesday, April 6, 2021, at UP Health System-Marquette.
Born October 11, 1948, in Marinette, Wisconsin, a daughter of Joseph and Eleanor (Sheteck) Preewrocki, Diane was raised in Menominee and Daggett. She attended the Birch Creek Grade School and graduated from Menominee High School, Class of 1967. In the 1970s, Diane moved to Negaunee where she later met her future husband, Bill. On July 25, 1997, Diane was united in marriage to William H. McAlpine, in Marquette, with their wedding celebration in Daggett. The couple were a great match and made their home in Skandia where they enjoyed living in the woods, surrounded by nature. They loved the area, socializing with friends, and their house was always open and welcoming. Favorite past times were watching and feeding the birds that frequented her yard, her favorite being owls.
The Flying Scotsman heading to West Midlands - when you can see it
The iconic Flying Scotsman will drop into the city, as well as Wolverhampton and Tamworth
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The iconic Flying Scotsman will be making its way to Stoke-on-Trent as it returns to the tracks.
Apr 9, 2021
SKANDIA TOWNSHIP, MI – Diane Marie McAlpine, age 72, of Skandia Township, passed away Tuesday, April 6, 2021, at UP Health System – Marquette.
Born October 11, 1948, in Marinette, Wisconsin, a daughter of Joseph and Eleanor (Sheteck) Preewrocki, Diane was raised in Menominee and Daggett. She attended the Birch Creek Grade School and graduated from Menominee High School, Class of 1967. In the 1970’s, Diane moved to Negaunee where she later met her future husband, Bill. On July 25, 1997, Diane was united in marriage, to William H. McAlpine, in Marquette, with their wedding celebration in Daggett.
The couple were a great match and made their home in Skandia where they enjoyed living in the woods, surrounded by nature. They loved the area, socializing with friends, and their house was always open and welcoming. Favorite past times were watching and feeding the birds that frequented her yard, her favorite being owls.