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HOLLY HILL, Fla. — Three Holly Hill Police Department employees have sued the city of Holly Hill over years of what one called "sexual harassment, a hostile work environment, gender ...

Scooter Braun shared insight into his and Justin Bieber’s relationship, nearly two years after the two parted ways amid a ...

Every day the ECHO print edition carries tributes and funeral notices for those who have lost a loved one recently and our condolences go out to all. It gives people a chance to celebrate the lives of ...

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VFW Post 648 Rutland, Burger Night, Queen of Hearts Drawing open to the public — Burgers or Crispy Chicken Sandwich w/ French Fries $11, Fried Shrimp w/Fries & Cole Slaw $11, Mozzarella Sticks $5, ...

Rutland Free Library June Book Sales — 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Rutland Free Library, 10 Court St., Rutland. 802-773-1860. VFW Post 648 Rutland, Burger Night, Queen of Hearts Drawing open to the public — ...

It's the plucky breed that has already won the hearts of the King and Queen. Now, the Jack Russell Terrier has also become one of Britain's favourite dogs.

Molly McCluskey, a 12-year-old student from Rainham, has spent the last couple of weeks collecting hundreds of Easter eggs and on Tuesday (April 15) handed them out to patients at Queen's Hospital.

A Harold Hill schoolgirl who "loves to make others happy" collected roughly 500 Easter eggs and handed them out to hospital patients. Molly McCluskey, a 12-year-old student from Rainham, has spent ...

LOVED: Hollie Hill continues to be a source of inspiration in the fight against bowel cancer (Image: Supplied). Mrs Jenkins said: " It was a huge success and we raised £2551.80 altogether.