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Looking Back on Feb. 13

100 Years Ago 1920 Scores of people—hundreds, perhaps – were held up fifteen minutes during the rush hour Thursday noon by a slow-moving freight train at Bates Street station. It made a lot of them late to work. 50 Years Ago: 1970 Miss Karen Zielinski of 98 Winter St, Auburn, has been appointed a Girl […]

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Families bring folk music to the Oasis

Members of the Newell and Dayan families will bring their home-spun musical repertoire of multi-cultural folk music to the Oasis of Music from 12:30-1 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 19, at Trinity Church in Lewiston. Featuring three generations of singers and musicians, this family unit will share their love of English and Appalachian ballads, tall tales […]

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Second issue published of Résonance, aFranco-American literary journal

Résonance, a new open-access electronic, curated, editor-reviewed literary journal published by the Editorial Board in Orono, under the aegis of the Franco-American Programs of the University of Maine. The journal seeks to encourage, showcase, and disseminate creative works by established and emerging writers, primarily by and/or about the Franco-American communities of the United States. The […]

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Looking Back on Feb. 12

100 Years Ago 1920 The Lewiston Republican city committee will meet Wednesday night—the last gathering, it is expected, before the caucus Friday. With no candidate in sight yet to head the republican ticket, politicians, citizens, tax-payers and the rest of us are awaiting the meeting with considerable interest. It is no secret that the republicans […]

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Looking Back on Feb. 11

100 Years Ago 1920 On February 20, the biggest national campaign for recruits for the United States Army ever known is to be launched. In connection with this campaign there will also be a nation-wide “Essay Contest” in which thousands of school children will be entered. The subject of the essays will be “What Are […]