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As 2022 draws to a close this weekend, the Clinton Herald newsroom has been reviewing the stories we covered in the past year.Today, readers can take a look back with us as we publish a roundup of this year's top stories, from the reporters' favorites on pages A1 and B1 to the harder-hitting news stories we reported on throughout the year on page A3.'One of the biggest surprises of being a reporter that I hadn't anticipated was how deeply moved, touched, and amazed I'd be by some of the stories of members of the community that I'd get to tell,' Clinton Herald Staff Writer Jenna Blount says.

As 2022 draws to a close this weekend, the Clinton Herald newsroom has been reviewing the stories we covered in the past year.Today, readers can take a look back with us as we publish a roundup of this year's top stories, from the reporters' favorites on pages A1 and B1 to the harder-hitting news stories we reported on throughout the year on page A3.'One of the biggest surprises of being a reporter that I hadn't anticipated was how deeply moved, touched, and amazed I'd be by some of the stories of members of the community that I'd get to tell,' Clinton Herald Staff Writer Jenna Blount says.

Dear Prudence is Slate's advice column. Submit questions here. (It's anonymous!) Dear Prudence, My sister has a more than 10-year history of being an irresponsible pet owner. She adopted a cat and decided after a few months she didn't like him. He didn't have any behavioral problems or major medical issues. She just … decided she didn't want him anymore. I already had a cat and offered to take hers in. Years later, she got a pair of kittens. She seemed to like them and had them for almost two years.

Descrease article font size Increase article font size Two adorable kittens will ring in the New Year in a warm and safe environment after being rescued in B.C.'s Interior this week. The Okanagan Humane Society (OHS) says the two kittens were rescued on Friday from a waste management building in Kelowna after being spotted in the facility's conveyor belt system.The kittens are estimated to be around eight weeks old. However, the OHS added that another three kittens and their mother are still in the building and will be rescued when the business reopens on Tuesday morning.

This year has been a pretty stunning year for restaurant and bar openings - despite battling gruelling economic conditions. Whether it's high end dining experiences, small plates, BBQ or honest to goodness deep fried madness, more or less every base has been covered. Even the locations have continued to inspire, with Victorian splendour, white-tiled industrial, underground architectural feats and 60s brutalism all represented in what has to be a landmark year in Manchester hospitality. Read more: Inside Stockport's new games bar offering a hit of nostalgia Here are some of the best places to throw open their doors this year… Another Hand on Deansgate Mews (Image: Adam Vaughan) Another Hand Winner of the Best New Restaurant at this year's Manchester Food and Drink Festival awards, this small but flawless spot perched above Deansgate doesn't make a fuss about what it does.

FOUR-LEGGED FRIEND: This handsome chap made Hayley Houston's year pretty special If you spend any time at all on social media, you'll have seen the memes about 2023 flying about.There's the Grinch, sipping a hot cuppa and looking pensive while asking to see 2023's terms and conditions before signing up.There's a cartoon of a large group of people hiding behind a corner, poking open the door of 2023 with a big stick.READ MOREFull list of 2023 Bank HolidaysAsda extends Blue Light offer until MarchAnd then there's the burning train heading towards us with the caption "Here comes 2023!"Admittedly we've had a few real stinkers the last few years but has it all really been that bad? We asked the InYourArea team and readers to share some of their highlights of 2022, however big or small, and it makes some uplifting reading.

Two out of five kittens were rescued from a Kelowna area landfill conveyor belt machine on Dec. 30. Three other kittens and their mother will be rescued Tuesday, Jan. 3 2023 when the facility reopens. (Okanagan Humane Society/ Facebook) Three kittens remain and will be removed Jan. 3; safe with food and water Two of five kittens have been rescued from a waste management conveyor belt in Kelowna. The eight-week-old kittens and their mother were found inside machinery at the waste management facility near Reid's Corner in Kelowna on Dec.

Saturday, Nov. 19 dawned crisp and cold. I had stayed at the Shawnee Lodge in Shawnee State Park (Scioto County) the preceding evening to attend a meeting. The largest contiguous forest in Ohio, Shawnee State Forest, surrounds the lodge, and there are about 70,000 acres of wildlands to explore.I left the lodge before the crack of dawn. Within a minute of departing, I was pleased to see a gray fox saunter across the road. Gray foxes have become much scarcer in recent decades, making sightings of these superb cat-like canids especially noteworthy.

POLAND, Ohio (MyValleyTributes) – Richard A. 'Dick' Carlson, 81, of Poland, passed away Wednesday, December 28, 2022, with family by his side. Richard, affectionately known as 'Dick,' was born April 24, 1941 in Youngstown, Ohio, the eldest son of Albert and Alice Bloomstine Carlson. A lifelong Mahoning Valley resident, he was a 1959 graduate of Boardman High School. In 1960, he enlisted in the United States Army and was stationed in Ansbach, Germany for nearly three years. He was honorably discharged with the rank of Specialist, with commendations as a sharpshooter.

The Headline Challenge (Image: Peter Barron) Every weekday, Peter Barron plays the Headline Challenge on the BBC Tees breakfast show. He chooses a story from somewhere around the world, comes up with a headline, and challenges the BBC Tees listeners to think of a better one. Points are awarded by an "independent adjudicator", with double points for song titles, films, books and stage shows. Watch out for posts on Twitter and Facebook for each day's story and give it a go. WEEK 1 Jan 4: A man has bounced back from being made redundant from his previous job, due to Covid, by landing a job as a scuba-diving waiter at an underwater hotel in Florida.

Sgt. Mykhailo (Misha) Varvarych, 28, a commander with Ukraine's 80th Airborne Assault Brigade, and his fiancée, Iryna (Ira) Botvynska, 19, navigate an altered destiny after he lost both legs earlier this year while fighting in Luhansk during Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Since June, they have been living in a tiny room at the Truskavets City Hospital near Lviv, in western Ukraine, where a growing legion of Ukraine's war wounded have come to seek healing and rehabilitation. More than 150 amputees have been treated so far at this facility alone.

A kitten had his wish come true right before New Year's Eve with his best friend for life.Karl the kitten@turtlecatfosterA tiny 3-week-old kitten ended up at an animal shelter in Tampa, FL, in desperate need of rescue. He was rough around the edges and had severe upper respiratory infections.Andrea

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