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Our monthly look back through the Bury Free Press archives to reveal some of the big stories of the year.

SACO — Maine Water Company announced May 11 that Mike Ames has been promoted to Director of Service Delivery. Ames joined the company in 2019 as the Superintendent of the Camden-Rockland Division. In his new role, Ames will lead the day-to-day...

A STAGE version of the beloved TV sitcom ‘Allo ‘Allo is set to come to Whitehaven’s Rosehill Theatre.

Whitehaven Operatic Society’s latest show “The Addams Family”, has begun to great success at the Rosehill Theatre.

AWS recently announced the general availability of Streaming Video Events, a new feature of Amazon Rekognition to provide real-time alerts on live video streams.

The Links of North Dakota is a golf course on Red Mike Hill. It is a gorgeous area, but this idyllic landscape was once rife with controversy. It began with Stan Weeks. Weeks wanted to build a golf course and asked Stephen Kay, a course designer, to help. Once they found Red Mike Hill, Kay said, “...I could work until I was 95 and never get a better site.” Weeks needed help buying it so he recruited Mike Ames, a water irrigation expert. They tried to raise $1 million but only raised $300,000...

Appraisal Day a great success Local auctioneer/appraiser Mike Ames is shown evaluating a Model 1892 Winchester repeater rifle during the Highland County Historical Society’s Spring Appraisal Day held Saturday. Society member Jean Fawley told The Times-Gazette the first-ever event was a great success, with 45 individuals bringing in various historical items and family heirlooms for appraisal, and to learn the history behind them. Fawley said another Appraisal Day is being planned for this fall...

Share this story: Insert “sigh” here. Now throw in a cliché — What a year this has been! Then, add a metaphor about it being a dumpster fire. Collect the 2020 bingo cards to see who won the year of insanity. Follow it up with the promise of a better tomorrow and poof, we are in 2021. Except, it just doesn’t work that way. In 2016 Central Florida had a historically bad year. Watermark ran a cover with the headline, “Worst Year Ever.” Does that still hold true? It does. 2016 and 2020...

Yellowfin Achieves Landmark Year; Accelerates Expansion Through North America News provided by Share this article Share this article KETCHUM, Idaho, Dec. 21, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Yellowfin today announces its continued expansion into the North American market, with significant growth across customers, partners and analyst networks and continued development of additional analytical capabilities that will accelerate the platforms reach across sectors heading into 2021. "We are experiencing a sig...