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WHILE SERVING in the U.S. House of Representatives in 1844, John P. Hale of Dover broke with the Democratic Party by supporting the elimination of the “gag rule.” This 1836

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The veteran sports anchor announced her departure in a statement provided by the station Friday afternoon.

100 Years Ago: 1924 In spite of the rain storm on Tuesday quite a large number of the members of the Literary Club of Gray gathered at Stimson Memorial hall in the afternoon and listened to Miss Clara Soule of South Portland who addressed them on the subject of Americanization. The lecture was very interesting because […]

The last publication of Litchfield Independent Review was distributed Wednesday as the community gathered to say their goodbyes to the only community newspaper and the longest continuously-running business in Litchfield.

This week we have gone into the archives and picked out a series of photos from around 30 years ago looking at some of the swimmers and swimming…

Excerpts from the Thursday, April 28, 1955, Paso Robles Journal Flood project given approval A $7,000,000 bond issue has been approved by a vote of […]

International Sculpture Day at McGuffey, jewelry at Crozet Artisan Depot and more.

100 Years Ago: 1924 Plans are on the way among a group of Auburn businessmen for the organization of a local branch of the nationally known Lion’s Club, which is similar to Rotary and Kiwanis. Meetings have been held for preliminary plans but those interested are not ready to give out information yet. It is […]

“This discussion is as much about preserving the core values of psychiatric practice as it is about embracing innovation.”