New Dean of Newport Cathedral Ian Black THE new Dean of Newport Cathedral has been installed - and has spoken of the opportunity for a reboot after a challenging year. A socially-distanced congregation gathered at the service on Saturday, May 22 to welcome Dean Ian - a former Peterborough vicar - to his new role. The service saw the new Dean presented by Bishop of Monmouth Cherry Vann - and welcomed by party poppers fired by the choristers. Speaking after the service, Dean Ian, said: “It’s a great honour to become Dean of Newport Cathedral. My wife Susan and I have been made extremely welcome since moving to Newport and into the Diocese at the end of April.
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Week of May 12, 2012
John Schneiger, a former city manager in Fruita and New Port Richey, Florida, was hired as Eagle’s new town manager.
A 76-year-old McCoy man Thomas Landauer, was killed in a predawn hit-and-run accident along Colorado Highway 131 north of Wolcott.
Zeth Ramsey, a graduate of Eagle Valley High School and Colorado Mesa University, signed as a free agent with the San Diego Chargers.
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Week of May 12, 2011
RED Development of Kansas City, Missouri, presented a revised plan for its Eagle River Station retail/residential project located east of town. The proposal included 582,000 square feet of commercial space and 550 rental units for the 88-acre property.
Downtown Fargo s former music stores still ring a bell for some longtime residents
In today s Neighbors column, Bob Lind hears from readers about the businesses that used to draw customers to Broadway and surrounding streets. Written By: Bob Lind | ×
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Lynn Johnson, Wheaton, Minn., who was trying to remember the name of the music store below the apartment she lived in.
Today, “Neighbors” passes on more memories you folks have sent in about those stores.
Barb Anderson, Fargo,
writes that one music store was Marguerite s.
“The lady who owned it was originally from Jamestown, N.D., my hometown,” Barb writes. “She sold guitars and gave music lessons. Her son helped her.
What s on the Marketing Track at Digital City Festival 2021
April 13th, 11am
Manifest worked with Tommee Tippee on The Boob Life, a unified campaign which put mums front and centre to show the realities of infant feeding journeys. The campaign was faced with praise when it launched in February but also censorship from places like Facebook, which removed the video.
Neil Knowles of Tommee Tippee; Chomoi Picho-Owiny, Emily Huyton, and Isabel Thomson of Manifest; plus marketing consultant Fiona Wylie will be discussing the challenges of tackling such a sensitive and personal subject and why it s important to use digital content and creativity to break the boundaries of topics like this.