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Over his lifetime, Ness created an extraordinary legacy as an innovative entrepreneur and designer of Arctic Cat snowmobiles

Over his lifetime, Ness created an extraordinary legacy as an innovative entrepreneur and designer of Arctic Cat snowmobiles

Max Reger Festival 150 brings musicians and scholars to Worcester to shine light on prolific German composer born 150 years ago

LIGONIER — The Lloyd Ness Family Fund is pleased to announce a $750 grant to Central Noble High School’s FFA program. This grant will assist students in overcoming financial barriers

Au revoir les enfants screening and discussion, Pamela Hines Trio and Varsity Vocals among Nine Top Things To Do suggestions

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View Comments Lafayette Parish high school students built a modified bike pedal, made sensors and programmed a microprocessor to help a little boy with a prosthetic leg ride a bike like his peers, and now their idea has garnered global recognition. Team 3616 Phenomena ranked as one of 20 robotics teams out of 870 worldwide with its Innovation Project, placing them in the top 2% in the world in the 2021 FIRST Innovation Challenge. "Its a bicycle add-on kit that allows children with an impaire...

Shooting in Wells leaves one man dead, another hospitalized One man is dead and another was taken by LifeFlight to the hospital on Sunday after a shooting in Wells Author: Luke Saccone Updated: 12:52 PM EDT March 15, 2021 WELLS, Maine — Around 3:40 p.m. Sunday, Wells and Ogunquit Police Departments responded to a report of a man who had been shot on Appletree Lane in Wells. Officials said while officers were responding to the scene, the suspect, 57-year-old Sha...

WELLS, Maine — One man is suspected of shooting another in the chest Sunday afternoon before turning the gun on himself, police said. The Wells Police Department, with assistance from the Ogunquit Police Department, responded about 3:42 p.m. to 36 Appletree Lane in Wells for a report of a man who had been shot, according to a WPD announcement late Sunday. While officers were responding to the scene, the suspected shooter, 57-year-old Shaun Simmons of Wells died of a self-inflicted gunshot w...

Police say the suspect in a Sunday afternoon shooting died by suicide as officers were responding to a house on Appletree Lane.