Ramsey will commemorate the 100th anniversary of the death of a soldier today.
The Commissioners and the town's branch of the Royal British Legion will lay a cross at the war memorial at 6.30pm and hold a minute's silence.
It's to pay tribute to Brigade-Major Harry William Crippin of the M.C. Royal Artillery - he was 27 when he was killed whilst serving on the Western Front.
His parents resided on the Island; the Commissioners and Royal British Legion have undertaken to commemorate the 100th anniversary of each town's loss during World War One in this manner.
Overdose investigation lands woman in court
Ramsey attempted burglary sparks witness plea
Dangerous driving death accused committed to higher court
Chance to help name baby gibbon!
Drug dealer to appeal asset seizure
Government withholds cinema pay figures
Ramsey camper area to open tomorrow
Egaming licence suspended during criminal investigation into company
