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Building may be laboratoryBy Louise SassoonHarlow: From an army or temple?By Louise SassoonWE return to a recent Nostalgia article on the origins of the place name Harlow. ()Pub offering a history lessonBy Louise SassoonTime to dig out the Green JacketsBy Louise SassoonCALLING all Harlow Green Jackets! The marching band is having a reunion and all past members are invited. ()All the fun of the carnivalsBy Louise SassoonWhat's in a town's nameBy Louise SassoonHAVE you ever wondered how Harlow got its name?Well, for those of curious enough to read on, it may be something of a surprise to learn that its history stretches right back to the Domesday Book of 1086 when the community was called Harlaua. () School date for reunionBy Louise SassoonLAST week Nostalgia published a call for former staff and students of Latton Bush School to join a reunion party being held in the former school hall on September 15. ()Close look at life and deathBy Louise SassoonHEALTH is in the news of late with various Government initiatives urging people to lead more active lives in an bid to stop the country's growing obesity epidemic. ()Reunion call to the missing ZooidsBy Louise Sassoon |
THIS WEEK IN HISTORY
April 16 1943 - Dr Albert Hofmann discovers the psychedelic effects of LSD. April 17 1969 - Sirhan Sirhan is convicted of assassinating Robert F. Kennedy. April 18 1946 - The League of Nations is dissolved. April 19 1956 - Actress Grace Kelly marries Rainier III of Monaco. April 20 1968 - English politician Enoch Powell makes his controversial Rivers of Blood speech. April 21 1994 - The first discoveries of extrasolar planets are announced by astronomer Alexander Wolszczan. April 22 1983 - The German magazine, Der Stern claims that Adolf Hitler's diaries were found in wreckage in East Germany. PREVIOUS ARTICLES |


