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Obituary: Clare Darcy KENNEBEC COUNTY - Clare Darcy entered this world at home on April 16, 1951 in Seattle, Wash.; delivered by her mother ... Share Clare Darcy KENNEBEC COUNTY – Clare Darcy entered this world at home on April 16, 1951 in Seattle, Wash.; delivered by her mother Victoria Blanche (Letson) Thuline and her father, Dr. Horace C. Thuline, then a medical student. Clare was the fifth of nine children. The Thulines moved to Lakewood, Wash. when Clare was five, where the children were raised in the Christian Faith. Clare was a talented solo pianist and enjoyed singing in the church...

Funding from the National Park Service will be used to rebuild and preserve 14 historic and archaeological sites across Indiana, including a church in Angola, an iron bridge in Fort Wayne, old campsites near in Monroe and Morgan counties and an aging school building in Monticello. The announcement of the $481,000 in grants, which must be matched by local communities, was made Wednesday by the Division of Historic Preservation & Archaeology of the state Department of Natural Resources.  Through the National Park Service’s Historic Preservation Funds (HPF) program, states receive money ...

Adelaide students link up with International Space Station after false alarm cancelled earlier call Posted 2 Mawson Lakes students made contact with the International Space Station. ( Print text only Cancel School students from Adelaide's northern suburbs have managed to speak to astronauts on the International Space Station (ISS) two weeks after their hearts sank when their call went unanswered. Key points: They managed to get through last night Astronaut Shannon Walker said being in the ISS was like being with family NASA said astronauts were unable to answer the previous call because "...

It is an award that so many young people aspire to achieve – and many young Barrovians have been recognised for securing Duke of Edinburgh gold and silver awards over the years. In 1986, thirteen south Cumbrians were among the 300 winners of the Duke of Edinburgh gold award attending a ceremony at St James’ Palace. The young people had taken part in a wide range of activities that took place over 18 months. South Cumbria winners included nine apprentices from Vickers and Barrow, and four girls who had just left the sixth form of Lakes School in Windermere. Activities ranged from...

All three winners are from Brainerd. Written By: Brainerd Dispatch | × Grace Sarvie Winners were announced in the first annual Fifth Grade Essay Competition by the Brainerd VFW Auxiliary. The theme was “What the American Flag Means to Me.” Taking first place was Grace Sarvie, a student at St. Francis of the Lakes School. Second was Beyla Goble. Taking third was Max Wehler. All three are from Brainerd. Winners move on to district, state and national competition. More details can be found at