A TRADEMARK of Dunfermline s past has made the 2,000-mile journey home after languishing in a Finnish forest for nearly 40 years. A lorry belonging to what used to be one of Dunfermline’s biggest haulage companies, ‘M A Wilson and Sons’, has just completed a long-awaited return to Scotland after being left to rot in the woods. Anthony Mitchell, a local businessman, refused to believe his 20-year dream of bringing the lorry back to the Auld Grey Toun was impossible and a chance find via a truck journalist in Finland set the wheels in motion. Revealing the project s origins, he said: As a child growing up in Townhill, I used to watch the Wilsons lorries trundling through the village in which they were based.
O’Brien scores 3 touchdowns in Niskayuna win over Scotia-Glenville | The Daily Gazette
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NISKAYUNA Leo O’Brien was involved in a lot of significant plays for the Niskayuna football team Friday night, but there was one he wishes he could try again.
“I saw him coming, and I tried to jump the route,” O’Brien said of his pick-six attempt that led to a Scotia-Glenville touchdown. “Inches away.”
But O’Brien found himself in the end zone five plays after his interception bid, and scored his third touchdown later in the third quarter as part of Niskayuna’s 44-26 Class A win over the Tartans.