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Looking Back on Dec. 29

100 Years Ago: 1923 In accordance with the usual custom, two members of the Stanton Bird Club went out to the sanctuary on Christmas day and took the census of birds. They saw Downy woodpeckers, blue jays, crows, evening grosbeak and several chickadees. 50 Years Ago: 1973 The breakfast meeting for the Beth Abraham Sisterhood […]
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Looking Back: James Chapman's Illustrations of the Best Films of 2023

"You've got to take back control of your home!" Another year has come to an end, which means it's time to look back at the best films released over the last 12 months. Artist James Chapman, based in Manchester, UK, has just published his Top 25 (!!) Films of 2023 list on Twitter - by
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Looking Back on Dec. 28

100 Years Ago: 1923 Senator Brewster was “delighted” with the news that Governor Baxter would not seek the nomination for another term. He regarded Governor Baxter’s decision as a big help to his own candidacy. Personally he knew a great many people whose first choice would be Baxter, but who would support him if Baxter […]
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Looking Back on Dec. 27

100 Years Ago: 1923 John S. Seavey of Davis St, Lewiston, who was elected president of the Lewiston-Auburn  Kiwanis Club Wednesday is also president of the Lewiston-Auburn Bates Club, and is chairman of the ball committee of the Lewiston-Auburn Shrine Club. Mr. Seavey graduated from Bates College in 1915. He came from Plymouth, N.H.  For […]
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Mark Williams has passed away at age 83. Family members announced his death on social media, saying he was ‘called home’ on Wednesday morning. Williams wore many hats in his time. He was a broadcaster, promoter, parliamentarian and ‘historian’. He was the first person to bring Coney Island and wrestling to Barbados. Williams hosted the popular Looking Back programme on CBC radio for many years and worked with poverty alleviation. …
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