Michael Masala is a Managing Editor at The Dolphins Wire. He covers a range of topics including automotive trends, car dealerships, and animal rights, showcasing his diverse interests in both the automotive industry and social issues. Michael has been featured in BVM Sports, USA TODAY, Yahoo News, and L'Unione Sarda S.p.A.
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By: Michael Masala
Unfortunately, the intervention of the air ambulance was useless: the victim was 62 years old.
By: Michael Masala
They planted the bomb in the middle of the night, but the safe survived the explosion. "This is an act that doesn't belong to us," commented Mayor Piero Fadda. "Ours is a peaceful community."
By: Michael Masala
Mayor Salvatore Pes weighs in on the Abodi decree debate. He distances himself from other races: "We're unique in the Sardinian landscape."
By: Michael Masala
Filippo Martinez responds to the mayor of Sedilo: "It is sacrosanct that the Ardia is an act of true faith, even if it is directed at a saint never canonized by the Catholic Church."
By: Michael Masala
Marco Daga has tears in his eyes: "I was frightened by the outbursts caused by a group of kids. To me, she was like a daughter. I won't answer to animal rights activists."
By: Michael Masala
The accident occurred on the coastal road connecting Marina to Turas. The driver was taken to the hospital for checks.
By: Michael Masala
Coast Guard checks, fines for owners caught in the act
By: Michael Masala
Pensioner Luigi Camedda, a resident of Narbolia, may have died of illness. The alarm was raised after his family members failed to see him return home.
By: Michael Masala
He had been hospitalized in recent days with a high fever; laboratory tests confirmed he was positive. The Local Health Authority (ASL) said: "Prevention and information."
By: Michael Masala
Local police officers discovered the structure in the north of the city
