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A FORMER bingo caller has fulfilled her lifelong dream by opening up her own café in Greenock. Lynn Boyle has been a familiar face at Greenock s Mecca bingo, latterly Club 3000, for the past two decades. After being furloughed for most of lockdown, the mum of three decided to bite the bullet and open Premier Café on Sinclair Street. The business is a real family affair, with Lynn s police officer husband Raymond playing his part behind the counter in between shifts in the force. Lynn, who is running the café between 5am and 4pm, told the Tele: I have always wanted to own my own café, but different things meant it wasn t possible. ....
Palmerston North police force, 1920. Since she proved uncooperative, the two men bundled her into the workman’s wheelbarrow and trundled her to the police station where she could sleep off her binge. But by 1921, such public decadence was rare: Palmerston North had become a respectable town. Its residents lived neighbourly, churchgoing lives. On Saturday, May 7, a reunion of Boer War veterans was advertised, to take place that coming week at 9 Ranfurly St, while the Showgrounds buildings and both grandstands had been repainted ready for the eagerly-anticipated Winter Show. However, Palmerston North still had its share of shady characters doing what they shouldn’t. ....
Democrats’ Impeachment Fiction Has Reached Peak Wearisome A most happy Thursday to you all, dear Kruiser Morning Briefing friends. We should give thanks daily for the miracle that is duct tape. Before we get into today’s headline topic I would like admit that I was wrong about something in yesterday’s Briefing. Near the end of the intro section, I wrote that I thought the NBA would take Mark Cuban’s cue and have all of its teams stop playing the national anthem before games. Oops. As Bryan reported yesterday, the league informed the public and Mark Cuban that the anthem would be played before all games by all teams. ....