Local stories in the Press this week
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| 11:42 UK time, Thursday, 10 September 2009
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Whilst the region has found itself making national headlines this week - see Spotted Richard and Rio Ferdinand's caravan holiday - the emphasis among the local Press has been on jobs.
And unlike countless stories of redundancies we've become used to reading, this time it's good news:
The Evening Leader shouted '200 jobs safe as company moves to new £20m Flintshire factory'.
That was followed by the Daily Post story, 'Government cash could create 300 jobs at Rhyl'.
Meanwhile, we were telling you Pontin's visitor beds to double in a £15m investment in Prestatyn which is expected to create 300 jobs and bring 200 construction jobs.
Other stories in the local Press this week include:
- Gwyn Jones from Ruthin lost 13 stones in a year, said the Denbighshire Visitor
- Llangollen couple's role in man-overboard rescue was covered by the Leader
- Vicar forgives Wrexham Maelor Hospital over cancer blunder, said the Post
And take a look at the great slideshow from the Evening Leader showing crowds and a flyover at the Broughton Airbus factory to mark the firm's 40th anniversary.
See you next week - or use our daily updates where you can also tell us about other local stories in the Press
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Concerning the online article "Couple want mystery noise traced". (http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/wales/north_west/8262708.stm)
This is another - truth is more far out than fiction. Without being there to confirm it, there is a good probability their problem is caused by high spin electrons (a quantum state) being transmitted over the power grid. I would wake up feeling like I had just been hit by a truck only to discover this elusive tension in the air or sound that you can't put your finger on coming from the house wiring. It is physiologically highly detrimental, exhausting your autonomic nervous system and causing any number of ailments, i.e. overall achiness, fatigue, a headache that just will not go away, sore joints, heart palpitations and to the extreme - respiratory failure and cardiac arrest. Have you noticed an increase in healthy and robust individuals suddenly being found dead, having passed away in their sleep.
I have solved the problem by turning the electricity off at night or sleeping under a thick mylar blanket. My only guess is that our intelligence communities have lost it. Please let Brian and Jane Williams know this could be their problem. I know this is a little far out but it has to get out there.
Thanks - David
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