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It’s football in March. It’s Bear River versus Nevada Union to kick off a six-game season. Despite all its oddity, coaches and players alike are ecstatic to be gearing up after a year of uncertainty.
“For the seniors, it’s a very special year because we weren’t sure we would get a sports season,” said Bear River senior Jacob Ayesteran, “I think we’re all just grateful we’re getting to play.”
The season kicks off for both football teams tonight at Bear River’s J. David Ramsey Stadium as the Bruins and Miners face off for the first time ever in an official game.
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Fireworks as No-Mahama-No-Peace demo rocks Upper East Region
A great blanket of thick, dark-coloured smoke from bonfires hung over the highways of the Upper East Region with a sporadic display of fireworks as aggrieved supporters of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) held a demonstration Wednesday over the results of the presidential election declared by the Electoral Commission (EC).
Strong-looking police officers, acting on strict orders from their commanders, formed a human wall in front of the gates to the EC’s regional office block in the capital, Bolgatanga, to prevent the protesters from entering the premises.
But the armed police officers gave way involuntarily and the iron gates broke wide open the moment the NDC’s “no-nonsense” First National Vice Chairman, Chief Awudu Sofo Azoka, arrived, letting into the yard a forceful ‘flood’ of NDC supporters behind him and some other notable leaders of the party. The force that went with the flow of the ‘flood�
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