Alan Earls is a contributing writer for News Express, focusing on local news in the Hennep area. With his work also appearing in Electronic Design, Alan covers a range of topics including transportation, community events, business news, and local tragedies.
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Alan Earls' coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics, with additional attention to family and relationship-related topics. His articles also include event coverage, press releases, and government announcements related to the Hennep area.
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Tibbits-Nutt also outlined need to find even more revenue sources for state spending.
Group to get $53,800 of $2 million fund
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Kids and adults are welcome to fish Uncas Pond in Franklin. and compete for prizes and trophies.
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