If nothing else, “Deadpool & Wolverine” is Disney taking a victory lap for acquiring 20th Century Fox and the Marvel properties it controlled. We got a taste of this last year in “Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness” when the advertising bragged about bringing in Patrick Stewart’s Professor X from the X-Men and then […]
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CLA plans invasive aquatic plant patrol
WOODSTOCK — The Community Lakes Association (CLA) is conducting an Invasive Plant Patrol training at 9 on August 10. Meet at the Mike Giunta Memorial boat launch in Greenwood. We will conduct a brief orientation on land where we will provide sample invasive plants and conduct an identification session. Then kayak/canoe out to designated areas, […]
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Moon Walk/Jog welcomes all
GORHAM, NH — When the sun sets and the moon rises on Monday, August 19, participants of the Moon Walk/Jog will depart from 169 Main Street in Gorham, New Hampshire on sidewalks and gravel paths along a four-mile, mostly flat course, while surrounded by the glow of a brilliant full moon. Flashlights or headlamps are […]
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Graduations
Western New England SPRINGFIELD, MA — Emily Helen Lake graduated from Western New England University with a MSE in Mechanical Engineering. The graduate ceremony was held on Sunday, May 19, at the MassMutual Center in downtown Springfield. More than 350 graduate students received their master’s, law, and doctorate degrees from its Colleges of Arts and […]
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Do you have room in your heart?
This is Harmane (pronounced like Harmony). She is an older gal, around 13 years old. She was surrendered to Responsible Pet Care in July of 2023 because her owner was moving and couldn’t take her with him. Life at the RPC has been difficult for Harmane at an older age. She has been eating […]
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Norway Historical Society presents the Klain Family August 13
NORWAY — The Norway Museum and Historical Society will host its final program of the summer on Tuesday, August 13, at 7 p.m. in the meeting room at 471 Main Street in Norway. Angela Todd will present “The Klain Family: A Norway WWI Story.” Last year, Angela stopped to read the names of WWI veterans […]
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Otisfield Historical Society schedules second program for 2024
OTISFIELD — The Otisfield Historical Society’s second program for 2024 will be at 3 p.m. on Saturday, August 10, at the Otisfield Town House on Bell Hill Road. Katherine Rhoda, an accomplished musician who has previously played at the Bell Hill Meetinghouse, will entertain us with Vintage Grange Songs. A short history of the […]
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Maine Women’s Business List
STATE — The Maine Women’s Business List is a free, publicly searchable database of woman*-owned businesses in Maine, designed to boost their visibility throughout the state. By spotlighting these businesses, the Maine Women’s Business List aims to cultivate a more inclusive and supportive economic environment, making it easier for the community to connect with and […]
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Public invited to Richard Blanco reading, portrait unveiling
BETHEL — Americans Who Tell the Truth (AWTT) (americanswhotellthetruth.org) and Bethel Area Arts & Music (BAAM) invite the community to the unveiling of artist Robert Shetterly’s portrait of Bethel Maine resident and Inaugural Poet and Poet Laureate Richard Blanco. The evening will consist of selected readings by Blanco, the unveiling of the AWTT portrait, and […]
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One more ‘Bag it Book Club’
PARIS — Paris Public Library will hold its last “Bag It Book Club” of the summer on August 14 at 1:30 p.m. in the Children’s Room. Simply read a new book or use a book you have already read. Put a picture of the book on the front of the bag with the title and […]