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‘It’s a miracle’: Victim of Westside drive-by shooting defies the odds

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By Max Chun Verified, Lookout Santa Cruz, Lily Belli Verified, Paul Johnston
Quick Take Following a Westside Santa Cruz drive-by shooting in mid-November, the two victims, Merrill Roberts and Richard Brookes, have returned home, where they continue their recovery. Oceanside resident Roberts said it is a “miracle” that he is not dead or paralyzed. Merrill Roberts says he’s grateful to be alive and not paralyzed after he was one of two innocent bystanders injured in a drive-by shooting on Santa Cruz’s Westside last month.
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Vale Bevan Rees 1943-2024

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By Paul Johnston
| ArchitectureAU Verified
Educated in Launceston, Bevan lost interest in a degree in mathematics and drifted into engineering, only for a career diversion into architecture in the office of Philp Lighton Floyd and Beattie while completing studies at the Hobart Technical College in 1968. Under the influence of Alan Floyd, he would design the Motors Pty Ltd showroom, which would receive a Tasmanian RAIA Triennial Award in 1971.
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RESTAURANT REVIEW | Karma Indian Food in West Kirby

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By Paul Johnston
| westkirby.todaynews.co.uk
One of the dangers of visiting a restaurant that is an old favourite is that you end up sticking to the same dishes every time, a bit like wearing a pair of comfortable slippers that you can’t bear to part with. Worse still, when it comes to Indian food, my staples tend to be mild dishes such as a tikka masala and (reader, I am hanging my head in shame right now) a korma. This was weighing on my mind as a pal and I headed to Karma to sample the new dishes they have just added to their menu.
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