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th Annual BMO Global Metals & Mining Conference on Wednesday March 3 rd at 4:00 PM ET as part of the Osisko Panel alongside Osisko Mining, Osisko Development and O3 Mining. The annual, invite-only, conference brings together metals and mining industry leaders and institutional investors from around the world – more than 1,600 professionals representing approximately 300 organizations. The event is considered a barometer of industry sentiment for the year to come. For more information on the c...

The Life and Work of Robert Alexander Gilbert: Empowering New Insights through Digitization and Transcription of Archival Materials This post is part of a series from the Ernst Mayr Library exploring the digitization and transcription of ornithologist William Brewster’s archival materials and the insights and scholarship made possible thanks to this work. Robert A. Gilbert, far right, at William Brewster’s cabin at Pine Point, Umbagog Lake, Maine. From the collection of the Museum of Americ...

A Friendly’s legacy Friendly’s founder always ‘had to be creating’ — and at 106, he had plans to talk with chain’s new CEO Updated on Feb 21, 2021; Published on Feb 21, 2021 Friendly Ice Cream co-founder S. Prestley Blake at the Boston Road restaurant in Springfield in September 2014, shortly before he turned 100. The Republican file Twitter Share In the final days of his long life, S. Prestley Blake wanted to talk business — and that business was Friendly’s. He had a telep...

The Goggles The Goggles are Paul Shoebridge and Michael Simons, award-winning creators who have spent their professional lives telling stories in compelling new ways. Their interactive documentary, Welcome to Pine Point, received more than a dozen international awards. They are co-authors of the book I Live Here, and their work has been featured on CNN and MTV, and in documentaries for BBC, PBS and Dutch National Television.

Scarborough Police Beat: Feb. 8-14 Share Arrests 2/9 at 10:17 a.m. Sara Kristina Baker Lively, 33, of Scarborough, was arrested on Broadturn Road by Officer Michael Thurlow on a charge of domestic violence assault. 2/13 at 8:57 p.m. Taylor A. Donnelly, 39, of Standish, was arrested on Gallery Boulevard by Officer Holly Thompson on a warrant. 2/13 at 11:07 p.m. Michael Wayne Geiser, 23, of Colorado Springs, Colorado, was arrested on Ashley Drive by Officer Sarah Fasulo on a charge of fugitive fr...

Congratulations to Saint Michael’s school in Pawcatuck and Pine Point school in Stonington. I was interested to see how they have managed to

Paul Cain: Milfoil removal at Thompson Lake has been a great success Milfoil is a densely growing plant that crowds out native plant species and adversely affects the aesthetic and recreational aspects of a lake. In Thompson Lake, most of the milfoil has been removed. Read Article The Thompson Lake Environmental Association acquired a secondhand pontoon boat — coined the “Hippobottomus” — as part of its plan to remove milfoil from the lake. Over a five-year period, Alex Bernardy of Ot...

Art related events going on around the community Written By: Pioneer Staff Report | 7:40 am, Feb. 13, 2021 × BSU professor, photographer featured at MacRostie Art Center GRAND RAPIDS, Minn. -- Photography from Bemidji State University adjunct professor and photographer Monika Lawrence will be featured in MacRostie Art Centers February exhibitions. MacRostie Art Center will host a Virtual Artist Talk event with Lawrence at 6 to 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 17, via Zoom, it is free and t...

Explore Minnesota fishing report: Fishing remains good on south end of Lake of the Woods When temperatures get this cold, it is best to use less active presentations and downsize the lures and baits. Small jigging spoons with minnow heads are recommended, especially during low light hours. Written By: Explore Minnesota | × A big walleye from Lake of the Woods by an angler fishing out of Cyrus Resort. (Photo courtesy of Lake of the Woods Tourism) Here is the Explore Minnesota fis...

The bitter taste of money Al Kulan struck it rich in the Yukon. Art Jellinek could have. Kulan lived to regret it. Jellinek died to escape it. This is their story December 1 1967 CATHERINE BRESLIN The bitter taste of money CATHERINE BRESLIN December 1 1967 The bitter taste of money Al Kulan struck it rich in the Yukon. Art Jellinek ...