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2 weeks ago | 
dailyrecord.co.uk | Elizabeth Hunter |Billy Gaddi
Sarah Frame married an author she met in her bookstore and her daughter predicted it before they met. A Scots woman who opened a bookshop was told by her daughter that she might find love in it - and now she's married an author she met there. In her hometown of Stewarton in East Ayrshire, Sarah Frame opened The Book Nook. Before opening the shop her daughter predicted she might find love in her new role - but Sarah says she never expected it to happen.
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1 month ago | 
the-messenger.com | Elizabeth Hunter
By Elizabeth HunterThe actor who inspired Homer Simpson's "D'oh!" has been immortalized in a painting in the British theater where his career began. Scottish actor James Finlayson starred in over 30 Laurel and Hardy films, becoming one of their most beloved supporting actors. He appeared as a clumsy characters - who would often exclaim "D'oh!" following a mishap.
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1 month ago | 
mirror.co.uk | Elizabeth Hunter |Sophie Buchan
'I napped so much and had no energy until my best friend saved my life''I’d have a nap mid-morning because I was tired then I didn’t have the energy or enthusiasm to go anywhere in the afternoon'A man who kept napping because he was so tired all the time, has said his life was saved by his best friend. James Walker, a father of two, said he was "sleeping through the night" but he still felt tired. As his organs began to fail, urgent action was needed.
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1 month ago | 
indianagazette.com | Elizabeth Hunter
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1 month ago | 
wfmz.com | Elizabeth Hunter
By Elizabeth HunterThe actor who inspired Homer Simpson's "D'oh!" has been immortalized in a painting in the British theater where his career began. Scottish actor James Finlayson starred in over 30 Laurel and Hardy films, becoming one of their most beloved supporting actors. He appeared as a clumsy characters - who would often exclaim "D'oh!" following a mishap.
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1 month ago | 
thebesttimes.com | Elizabeth Hunter
By Elizabeth HunterThe actor who inspired Homer Simpson's "D'oh!" has been immortalized in a painting in the British theater where his career began. Scottish actor James Finlayson starred in over 30 Laurel and Hardy films, becoming one of their most beloved supporting actors. He appeared as a clumsy characters - who would often exclaim "D'oh!" following a mishap.
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2 months ago | 
dailyrecord.co.uk | Iona Young |Elizabeth Hunter
A mum is criticising "inappropriate material" in sex education lessons - which features pictures of real and cartoon naked people. Emma Cormie says her daughter was left "anxious" and "stressed" by the images at primary school. Stunned Emma, from Moray, Scotland, says her nine-year-old daughter told her that she and her friend had seen "pictures of a naked man" at school. She says her daughter was referring to the RSHP (Relationships, Sexual Health and Parenthood) education programme.
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Jan 22, 2025 | 
mirror.co.uk | Elizabeth Hunter |Joel Leaver
A dilapidated mansion said to have once been owned by an acclaimed rock band is now on the market for £180,000. Pennyghael House, nestled on the Ross of Mull peninsula, was once owned by Phil Collins' group Genesis, as reported by the SWNS. The property was purchased by the rock band in 1985 and they invested £500,000 into the estate before selling it in 1997. During that period, the group released chart-topping albums such as Invisible Touch and We Can't Dance.
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Jan 7, 2025 | 
seattleschild.com | Elizabeth Hunter
Seattle Public Schools (SPS) announced plans last fall to convert the grass field at Wallingford Playfield into a lighted synthetic turf football field for nearby Lincoln High School, the only public high school in the city without a dedicated football field. Voters gave the go-ahead to pay for it in a 2022 tax levy. Backlash to the announcement was swift.
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Jan 7, 2025 | 
msn.com | Elizabeth Hunter |Cyann Fielding
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