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Teresa Thompson, Formerly of Santa Barbara, 1954-2026

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By Colleen Smith Verified
| Noozhawk Verified
It is with deep sadness that we announce the death of Teresa Thompson (McCulley), age 72, of Lodi, California. Terri passed away on May 31, 2026 after a valiant battle with cancer. She was born Feb. 9, 1954 in Santa Barbara to Walter and Marjorie McCulley. Terri attended local schools in Santa Barbara before heading to Biola College. It was there she met the love of her life Mark Thompson. They married in 1979 and enjoyed a long and loving marriage. Together they raised a daughter Danielle Thompson.
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Lost South West coastal village of Labrador that time forgot

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By Colleen Smith Verified, William Bradley, Imogen McGuckin Verified
| Dorset.Live Verified
It's a village lost to time. Long forgotten, and hidden in the cliffs, you'll find a magical nook on the Devon coast. Located on a wild stretch of wooded cliffs near Teignmouth, over time it included a pub, quay, and the once grand but now fire-destroyed Labrador Bay Hotel. There were fabulous tea gardens with an adjoining market garden, a fruit farm and holiday chalets. All of this was despite the inaccessible location.
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Met Office says South West heading for official 'heatwave' status next week

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By Colleen Smith Verified
| MSN UK Verified
The Met Office says the Westcountry could hit official 'heatwave' status next Thursday. With temperatures increasing daily over the next few days, the South West is one of the few areas likely to meet the threshold. For the Met Office different regional thresholds must be met for three days running. The long range forecast says: "Areas with lower heatwave thresholds, especially southwest England and south Wales are more likely to reach heatwave criteria from Thursday onwards.
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