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Let’s hear it for lethargy…

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THE other day I cleaned out the wood stove.

Funerary funnies

GUESS who’s died,’ said Aunty San. My cousin and I looked at each other.

The Germans had better designs than yacht club

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Bold new buildings on the Crown Pier, finding the way round the diversions to the airport and what else but the election have caught the attention of Neil Ross in his letter from Emile?

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Collective plans a lively arts scene

Artcollective is moving to bigger premises soon. But, considering the number of plans it has in the pipeline, will the new space be big enough? The Globe finds out what kinds of activities will be taking place over the next few months.

‘Just go out and do it’

LUCY HILL is probably best known for being the chick who won the Doghouse’s pop idol contest and for performing with Lucy and the All Stars.

Shoulda, woulda, coulda

BUTLINS Filey, 1977. A family holiday for a week. Mum, dad, my sister and me. We went self-catering. Which I was glad of, really.

Artists ‘n’ residence

It’s the hub of a thriving local arts scene, so it makes sense for the Art Collective to look to stay in Mill Street as it moves home. Emily Burden reports on a colourful leaving party and members’ hopes for the future

Life after death row

Stitched up for a rape and murder he didn’t commit, Nicholas Yarris spent 22 years on death row, where he was led around on a leash and maimed by a warder. Now free, he told Nicci Martel why he won’t allow himself to be bitter.

Working out a healthier way to learn

A healthy body means a healthy brain – and that means better results in the classroom. With Workout Week and healthy Wednesdays, it’s a principle the staff and pupils and St Martin’s Primary School are keen to embrace, says Jennie Gill.

Resemblance of order

It’s strange when your kids don’t look like you, says Shaun Shackleton. Then again, that may turn out to be a good thing.