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ASTRONOMY fans can learn about stargazing at Parkhall Country Park this weekend. <\/p>\n
The North Staffordshire Astronomical Society is presenting an evening of discovery on Saturday, where people can view the Moon, Jupiter and other wonders through various telescopes. There will also be a video and a display of pictures taken by members of the society. <\/p>\n
The event is free and runs from 4.30pm to 9pm. People can meet on the main visitor centre car park off Hulme Road, Weston Coyney. <\/p>\n
To book a place, call 01782 331889. <\/p>\n
A COLLEGE vice-principal who has been short-listed for Further Education Leader of the Year will find out this week whether he has won the title. <\/p>\n
Craig Hodgson, above, was nominated for the TES FE Awards in recognition of the work he has done at Newcastle College. <\/p>\n
He is in charge of the colleges day-to-day finances. He also oversaw the development of its 60 million campus and has project managed other schemes to improve student facilities. <\/p>\n
The awards event will be held at Londons Grosvenor Hotel on Friday. <\/p>\n
AN exotic zoo will be visiting Tunstall library on Saturday to help entertain children. <\/p>\n
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