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AUDL Throwaround: Atlanta Takes Down New York, Ottawa Announces Itself, and the West Remains Wild

Another Power Rankings shakeup before the league s three Canadian teams join the fray this weekend. The Hustle’s Karl Ekwurtzel celebrates after a skying goal against the Empire. (Photo: AUDL) Our coverage of the 2021 AUDL season is presented by VII Apparel Co., who provides premium performance apparel for the active world, featuring their proprietary GreenLine fabric made from 100% recycled plastic bottles. Playoff previews abound in each division as Atlanta follows up its decisive win in DC with a home victory over previously #1 New York to keep itself first in the Atlantic; Chicago beat Minnesota on the road, giving the Union an inside edge at hosting a playoff game; and Dallas beat San Diego who in turn beat Austin, sending the West pecking order into chaos. Oh, and the Canada Cup commenced with underdog Ottawa defeating both Toronto and Montreal. There’s never a dull week in the AUDL, especially as the playoff picture comes into focus.

Waimate will finally move at high-speed

Nathan Beaumont, head of stakeholder and external relationships for Chorus, said that within the past couple of weeks they have started the build phase of the programme. This involves building the network down every street of the build area. “The build programme is broken up into nine different areas around Waimate and most of the build will be underway by October,” Beaumont said. “Once a build area is finished, we’ll drop off a postcard to the residents in that area to let them know they can connect to the fibre network.” “All they need to do then is phone their broadband retailer and order fibre. A date and time will then be booked for a technician to come out to their house and take the network from the street into the house.”

Editorial — A moment in history: Project collecting letters from 10th Mountain Division soldiers

These letters chronicle daily life during wartime. They express sentiments brought on by separation from family members. They list items needed that aren’t in ample supply. And they highlight the bravery of comrades in arms, particularly those who have died. These letters usually become cherished possessions for those on the receiving end. Tragically, many of them record the last words communicated by military personnel to loved ones. The Center for American War Letters — based at Chapman University in Orange, Calif. — is an online presentation of correspondences from every U.S. war. The letters offer an extraordinary glimpse into what troops endure during the conflicts in which they’re engaged.