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NEWTOWN put themselves in a strong position to progress, with a four try win over Wrexham. With confidence bolstered after recent victories, Town set about their task with first-half tries from Dylan Andrew and man of the match Rowan Meek. Second-half tries from Emyr Humphreys and Josh Harris helped build a useful lead to take to Wrexham later this month for the second leg of this tie.  

AARON Warwick scored twice as the Grapes celebrated a commanding 3-0 win over Elephant Llanidloes. Jamie Smart marked his return to action by completing the tally, and rally the Newtown side's title bid. The Grapes were aided by the Llanidloes Town Colts collapse in a 2-2 draw at home to improving Elephant Wanderers.  

Dartmouth Middle School announces its first quarter Principal's List for the 2009-2010 school year. Grade 6: Braden Almeida, Jacob Aubertine, Rileigh Avila, Nash Biddle, Abbey Branco, Madison Brizida, Emma Caneira, Gabrielle Chedid, Nicole Correia, Meaghan Costa, Audrey Couto, Haley Day, Emma DeMailly, Andrew Ferreira, Lilliana Ford, Grace Gamache, Catherine George, Jennifer Jung, Allyson Lague, Marcus Lima, Abigayle Manchester, Rebecca Marszalek, Katelyn McGuire, Samantha Medeiros, Austin Mello, Dyla  

The U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Development and Triangle Communications will hold an event at 2 p.m. today in the cooperative's office at 2121 Highway 2 N.W. in recognition of the 60th Anniversary of the USDA's telecommunications loan program. Rural Development recently approved its 25th loan to Triangle Communications in the amount of $47 million. These funds will be used to provide new broadband connections to rural Montana residents within Triangle's service area.  

Newport Digital Technologies, Inc. announced this morning the successful introduction of its total RFID Solutions at the VICS Conference in Fayetteville, Arkansas.  

A Bristol man who sped off from police in his car before crashing and striking a police vehicle has been handed a six-month jail term suspended for two years.  

A GRIMSBY Town favourite, a former Marine and an ex-Paratrooper, are just three of the men taking part in a 130-mile bike ride in aid of Help For Heroes. On Saturday, former Mariners left-back Gary Croft, 35, Marine Wayne Sanderson, 33, and Paratrooper Matthew Jones, 33, will be cycling from Whitehaven to Sunderland. They hope to complete the coast-to-coast challenge in just one day.  

THERE was simply no hiding place for tormented schoolboy Matthew Jones.  

of the Division I-AAAA playoffs at John McKissick Field Friday night. carries scoring two touchdowns.