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Since becoming a “tourist town” with the creation of Lake Cumberland in 1952, Somerset and surrounding areas have continuously looked for ways to make visitors feel welcome and create plenty

Rochester's exposure to war before Pearl Harbor was limited, columnist Tom Weber finds.

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The sailor was identified using new technology.

Remains Identified of Teens Who Died at Pearl Harbor During WWII 70 years Later How an Army Vet Found His Missing Dog After 4 Years Woman Meets Biological Mom After 50 Years Who Turns Out to Be a TV Star Off-Duty Navy Sailor Helps Survivors of Capsized Boat Get to Floating Devices 19-Year-Old Missing College Student From New York Is Daughter of Rapper 40 Cal Tires Can Explode Like a Grenade While Being Refilled if Not Well-Maintained Photos Surface of Chauvin Juror in Black Lives Matter Merch M...

Bowls club formed in Frankston THE public meeting held at Frankston last Tuesday night for the purpose of considering the matter of forming a bowling club, established the fact that a good deal of enthusiasm underlies the movement. The shire president (Cr W. P. Mason) explained that he had convened the meeting by request, and it gave him considerable pleasure in so doing. A bowling green would, he was sure, prove a great asset to the town, and attract visitors from all parts of the State. It wa...

Bowls club formed in Frankston THE public meeting held at Frankston last Tuesday night for the purpose of considering the matter of forming a bowling club, established the fact that a good deal of enthusiasm underlies the movement. The shire president (Cr W. P. Mason) explained that he had convened the meeting by request, and it gave him considerable pleasure in so doing. A bowling green would, he was sure, prove a great asset to the town, and attract visitors from all parts of the State. It wa...