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April 12, 2021
Zdeněk Zeman’s All-Time XI: The Best Italians to Play for the Bohemian Share this story Photo by Maurizio Lagana/Getty Images Aldo Biscardi: Could it really be possible that Zeman has allowed himself to single you out for criticism in this way? Alexi Lalas: It’s also possible that Zeman can go **** himself. If there is one man embraced by most Italians for how he took the life on the peninsula, it’s American midfielder Alexi Lalas. Lalas may be the clean-cut, suit-and-tie former LA Gal...
February 4, 2021
Russ Dillingham/Sun Journal LEWISTON — The owners of JAR Cannabis Co. need more stock to open more stores, so they’re investing $3.18 million to turn warehouse space on Westminster Street into a recreational grow facility and eventual company headquarters. Joel Pepin of Auburn, one of the three partners, said Wednesday that the size, zoning and utilities, as well as all three owners’ local connections, made the space a great choice. Joel Pepin stands inside JAR Cannabis Co.’s Windham me...
February 4, 2021
Bryan Gartside Bryan, aged 66, who writes under the pen name Bryan Roy, said: “I currently have a number of books awaiting publication which reflects the fact that I have been writing for some time. I wrote my first short novel Purple as a cathartic exercise coupled with nostalgia for days gone by and a misspent youth. It received some positive reviews but sadly no publishing deals so I self-published. After a monthlong trip to Australia I came home and wrote Peroxide, a take on Lord Byron’...
January 23, 2021
Acadiana childcare centers still feeling impact of COVID-19. See how theyre coping © SCOTT CLAUSE/USA TODAY Network Lunchtime at Sugar n Spice Preschool in Lafayette, La. January 19, 2021 Child care centers are tasked with meeting several critical needs. Not only are they preschools with the aim of preparing kids for kindergarten, both academically and socially, but they also are the only way many parents are able to hold a job. The COVID-19 pandemic made meeting those needs that much harder...