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Looking Back on Oct. 9

100 years ago: 1918   The Norway and Paris street railway car service is now discontinued. The last car ran Saturday evening. The Norway and Paris Transfer Co. started business Sunday morning with a Ford sedan owned by Carl Dunham. A large, covered truck with seats and windows owned by Carl Dunham and Alton C. Maxim will run […]

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Book published in Farmington selected for new literature justice program

FARMINGTON — Alice James Books of Farmington announces that Reginald Dwayne Betts’ “Shahid Reads His Own Palm” has been selected for the National Book Foundation’s inaugural Literature for Justice Initiative. The book was the winner of the 2009 Beatrice Hawley Award and was published by Alice James Books in May 2010. The mission of the National […]

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Looking Back on Oct. 8

100 Years Ago: 1918 Gov. Carl E. Milliken this afternoon read the following communication to all heads of department and to chairmen of boards of trustees: “In view of the prevalence of the influenza epidemic it is suggested that all travel of employees and officials from place to place within the state be reduced to […]

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Author of acclaimed book on sea level rise to deliver Otis Lecture at Bates

Writer and photographer Elizabeth Rush will deliver the Otis Lecture at 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 27, in Bates College’s Olin Arts Center Concert Hall. Rush’s book, “Rising: Dispatches From the New American Shore,” was excerpted by The Guardian and praised by the Los Angeles Review of Books. Rush’s book details communities’ responses to rising sea levels. […]