“When you know something’s right, you know,” she said, “like falling in love.” Rachel, who spent 13 years at Tyne Tees, was the first regional reporter appointed by the new 24-hour news channel. “Although I feel I have a great relationship with North-East viewers I don’t think their voice is loud enough. GB News was looking for someone in this patch, to give it a voice and I just felt this is my calling, this is my time to help them shout about what they’re doing,” she said. “I think on a regional level our news is excellent but you rarely see North-East stories on national news unless it is about benefits or something and there is more to the region than that.
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The rapid testing scheme has been launched at Stanborough Park Seventh day Adventist Church in Garston. The programme is part of the Government s ongoing drive to increase the availability of testing and help stop the spread of Covid-19. People will be able to visit the St Albans Road church on a regular basis and take a self-test to see if they are positive for coronavirus - with results back within 30 minutes. Watford MP Dean Russell said: I am pleased that Watford has been chosen for this important testing pilot. Regular testing plays a big part in helping us get back to normal as we enter the summer months.
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Lots of gags this week about nail salons closed during the pandemic. Congrats to Marcia Gwin for nailing down the top spot. She will receive Steve Breen’s signed original in the mail. Thanks to all those who participated. The art for next week’s contest is below.
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Finalists
“I guess I could say, you nailed it.” Terre Duensing, Fallbrook
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“No, I do not want to see your toenails.” Roy Henry Zinkil III, San Diego
“Seriously, not until the Padres win a World Series?” Jim Valenzuela, Poway
“A sure winner on America’s Got Talons.” Anne Eggertsen, La Mesa
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Trans-European Division (TED) leaders said they are excited about a new strategic framework for the territory that was voted as a working document on March 28, 2021. It focuses on plans for mission from April 2021 until the 2025 General Conference Session and beyond.
Introducing the document, TED President Raafat Kamal said, “The passion for distinctively Seventh-day Adventist mission needs to impel
everything done by the Trans-European Division, by its 11 unions and three attached fields, through to its nearly 90,000 members.”
Kamal added that the strategic framework “is intended to help Adventists within the TED territory to renew our Adventist identity that speaks to the challenges of the 21st-century world, and to renew, in this century, the passion for mission of past generations.”