Days When Every Irishman A King
A vivid look at Irish kings and legends as parade talk turns to royal lineages. The piece recalls figures like Connor and Nial, notes the pentarchy of Ulster Leinster Munster and legends of various royal houses with a wry, historical tone.
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St. Patrick’s Day
O'Donnell
Tara
Erin
Connor
Nial
Emma
Bricru
Dumat O’dynn
Modha
Conn
B. C
Heremon
Heber
Hugh O'Neill
O'Neill
James I
Ireland
Ulster
Munster
Connaught
Leinster
O’neills
O’donnells
O'Tooles
O’brynes
O’gormans
Murphys
Mulligans
Leahys
McCarthys
Clancys
Caseys
Callahans
O'Carrolls
O'Haras
Sullivans
O’keefes
Colemans
McDermonts
O’rourkes
McDonalds
Europe
Poor Street Lighting in High Point City
The Enterprise reports widespread poor residential street lighting across High Point with annexed areas and Oak View lacking illumination while Main Street and a few districts show better lighting. City plans seek to modernize with mercury vapor fixtures as Duke Power upgrades are coordinated and federal aid may fund urban renewal lighting.
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Oak View
Duke Power Co
City Public Utilities and Power Distribution Department
High Point
Duke Power
Duke
Saunders
Williams
East Central
Puzzling Tales and Small Town Quirks in Local Notice
A local family, two pregnant tabby cats, and a seven year old’s wonder lead a collection of light vignettes. A St Mary’s mite box anecdote, a science class raccoon query, Greensboro crime talk, and a High Point Indian Healer sign wrap the quirky regional slice with humor and small-town color.
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St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Mary
High Point
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