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This is the third article in a series naming each club’s best team of loyal stalwarts. Not necessarily just one-club players, but those who turned out for the club over a long period and helped build its success and culture. Today, Penrith and Cronulla, teams who both entered the league in 1967, and have enjoyed […]

Mayor of N.J. town under fire for moving 200-year-old painting out of the public eye and into his office NJ.com 4 days ago Anthony G. Attrino, nj.com The mayor of an Essex County town says he was trying to save a 200-year-old painting from water damage when he moved the piece – appraised at $125,000 – out of the Belleville Public Library and into his office down the street. But some have accused Mayor Michael Melham of swiping “Landscape of Belleville,” from the public...

Mayor of N.J. town under fire for moving $125K painting out of the public eye and into his office Updated Mar 17, 2021; Posted Mar 17, 2021 Belleville Mayor Michael Melham, celebrating "Ugly Sweater Day" in his office in December 2020 with the historical painting on the wall.Photo courtesy of Michael Melham Facebook Share The mayor of an Essex County town says he was trying to save a 200-year-old painting from water damage when he moved the piece – appraised at $125,000 – out of the Belle...

Read Article PARIS — David Hatch has had enough. The long-term resident at Market Square Health Care Center has been stuck inside, even confined to his room at times, since March. Courtney Oland (left), a pharmacist with Guardian of Brunswick, gives 58-year-old David Hatch his initial Moderna vaccine against COVID-19. Hatch was the first resident at Market Square Health Care Center to receive the vaccine. Supplied photo “I want to be the first [here] to take the vaccine,” the 58-year-o...

A river otter, photographed by the Elakha Alliance. ASTORIA — Peter Hatch and John Goodell from the Elakha Alliance will present “Oregon’s Lost Sea Otters: Restoring a Cultural Heritage and Ecological Keystone” for Lewis and Clark National Historical Park’s monthly “Nature Matters” lecture series at 7 p.m. Jan. 14. The pair will discuss the what might be gained from the return of sea otters to Oregon. Additional focuses will include the history of regional sea...

Nature Matters: Oregons Lost Sea Otters   December 31, 2020 It is hard to appreciate the cultural importance and ecological significance of a species that disappeared from Oregon’s coastal waters over a century ago. What has the loss of sea otters meant to Oregon’s indigenous peoples? What does their absence mean to the health of nearshore ecosystems? What might be gained from the return of sea otters to Oregon? Join Peter Hatch and John Goodell, from the Elakha Alliance, as they discuss t...