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Ryan Giggs is facing a possible retrial after
stanley becher a jury failed to reach verdicts in his domestic violence trial.The former Manchester United winger had been on trial for four weeks but, following more than 20 hours of deliberations, the jury of seven women and four men, having lost one juror to illness, failed to reach any verdicts.Lawyers will
stanley vattenflaska now have to consider the public interest of a retrial but any further trial would only take place many months from now.Giggs, 48, had denied controlling or coercive behaviour over a three-year period towards hi
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BANGOR, Maine 鈥?Its not often that a firetruck gets its own day, but the Cole Land Transporta
stanley tumbler tion Museum will open Saturday 鈥?a day earlier than usual, so that museum visitors may view its 1908 Amoskeag pumper, which is very similar to equipment the Portland Fire Department sent to help fight the Great Ba
stanley cup ngor Fire of 1911.Visitors viewing the 1908 Amoskeag 鈥?slightly larger than the one Portland brought to Bangor that April 30 鈥?will get an idea of the equipment that firefighters used during the Great Fire and also can see the other antique firefighting equipment on display.The Cole Museums first-size 900-gallons-a-minute pumper was manufactured by the International Power Co. Locomotive works in 1908 in Manchester, N.H. It was sold to the Portland Fire Department and assigned to Engine Co. 3 on Brackett Street.The 8,000-pound pumper, which had 8陆-inch cylinders, an 8-inch stroke and 5-inch pump, was pulled by two horses until 19
stanley cup becher 24, when a two-wheel 48-horsepower Christie tractor was attached. It fought in many Portland area fires.In 1929, the tractor and pumper were placed in reserve until purchased in 1946 by Cameron Bradley, who displayed them in the Wolfpen Automotive Museum for decades in West Southborough, Mass. In 1989, Bradley, of West Gouldsboro, donated the tractor and pumper to the Cole Land Transportation Museum.Portland actually sent a different pumper to Bangor for the 1911 fire, according to Michael Daicy, who served 31 years with the Portland Fire Department
