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Got to run

Andrew Bailey and Mat Nicholls with their half-marathon medals.  (0799309)

HERM residents Mat Nicholl and Andrew Bailey took part in the Guernsey half-marathon on Father’s Day.

Teen’s Victoria street art

Artist Sophie Casado with a selection of her paintings in Victoria Street. (0799059)

TEENAGER Sophie Casado has been inundated with commission requests since her artistic skills went on show in Victoria Street.

On the market

Sark fisherman Dominique Wakley cooks lobsters on the barbecue at Sark’s street market.                                                                                 (0798628)

SARK’S first street market last Saturday was a resounding success.

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School leaver age blunder foxes parents

SOCIAL SECURITY admitted an embarrassing blunder after it sent out letters to parents of Year 10 pupils claiming that their children would be entitled to leave school at 15.

A heavenly haven

MORE than 30 islanders gathered  recently to enjoy a prayer walk.

A new kind of postman

SARK played host last week to delegates from the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association conference, which was being held in Guernsey.

Family fund raising day in the sun

THE Mermaid Tavern’s second Family Fun Day in aid of Help A Guernsey Child raised a total of £2,483 for the charity.

Darts match targets charities

MEMBERS of the Guernsey Darts Association visited Herm to take on residents for a charity match at the Mermaid.

Aurigny flies in

A SPECIAL visitor from Sheffield was welcomed to the island this week.

Independent journal to start in June?

SOME weeks ago I wrote about the June edition of Sark’s monthly journal – La Vouair de Sercq, written and published since January 2002 by Jennifer Cochrane – being the last because Ms Cochrane was leaving her home at La Seigneurie and, unless she found somewhere else to live, would have to leave the island. [...]