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Stunning wooden bungalow that was one of first buildings in Cornish village is listed for £1million

Stunning wooden bungalow that was one of first buildings in Cornish village is listed for £1million
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Virginians express excitement, concern on eve of marijuana legalization

Virginians express excitement, concern on eve of marijuana legalization As of July 1, marijuana is legal in Virginia. While many are excited for the change, some experts are expressing their concerns, especially when it comes to the possibility of impaired driving. and last updated 2021-06-30 20:39:06-04 RICHMOND, Va. The last time there was this much interest in an event at Three Notch’d Brewing’s Scotts Addition taproom, it was a Disney-themed party prior to the pandemic, according to their manager. On Thursday, the space will host one of Virginia NORML s “Legalization Celebrations,” as Virginia becomes the 16th state to allow recreational use of cannabis.

Mid-terrace four-storey property in St Ives goes on the market for £950,000

Advertisement A mid-terrace house with panoramic sea views and a front row seat to the G7 summit is on the market for £950,000. The four-storey property in St Ives, Cornwall, has a spectacular 180-degree outlook across the sea and along the north Cornish coast. The town has been thrust into the limelight as the world s leaders prepare to descend for the G7 summit and, while most of the talks will be held in nearby Carbis Bay, St Ives will play home to the dignitaries for June 11 to 13. The mid-terrace house (exterior pictured) with panoramic sea views and a front row seat to the G7 summit has been put on the market for £950,000

Sonya Judson: I m pleased the voice of phonics is being heard louder and stronger than before

Sonya Judson: I m pleased the voice of phonics is being heard louder and stronger than before 25 Feb, 2021 04:00 PM 5 minutes to read Whanganui Chronicle OPINION In response to Phonics won t cure all our reading problems (Mark Bracey, Chronicle January 14): The evangelical phonics revolution… making sure teachers, like all practitioners, have the time to prepare and teach well. I am a fulltime teacher of new entrants to Year 3. That s four years of curriculum coverage in one wee space. I love many aspects of being a teacher, it s a vulnerable career. You are there with yourself all the time, exposed, raw, your energy always goes before you. It s not for the faint-hearted, I give out a lot of energy, I aim to be my best every day for the beautiful children and that is every child, as they are all our tamariki, noble, innocent, teeming with life. Wow, they are something.

Letters: Covid tracing, vaccination, phonics, rates and John Kenel

Letters: Covid tracing, vaccination, phonics, rates and John Kenel 13 Jan, 2021 04:00 PM 8 minutes to read A green tick registers on a mobile phone when the QR code is activated. Photo / Greg Bowker, File A green tick registers on a mobile phone when the QR code is activated. Photo / Greg Bowker, File NZ Herald Making our own luck New Zealand is an island nation but exists in a world awash with coronavirus. So far we have acted well and been lucky. But with the new more virulent strains there is a significant probability that our defences will be breached. The virus works in mysterious ways.

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