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KITTERY, Maine — In 1917, the United States entered World War I, marshmallow fluff was invented, a brand new car cost less than $400 and the first Pulitzer Prizes were awarded. It was also the birth year of longtime Kittery resident Malcolm Foss, the town’s 23rd recipient of the prestigious Boston Post Cane honor. On Wednesday night, Foss, his loved ones and town leaders gathered for an intimate ceremony at the Kittery Historical & Naval Museum to honor the 103-year-old Foss, whose birthday is Sept. 5. As part of the Missouri Compromise, Maine entered the union as the 23rd state in March ...

Meyer, Pascoe, & Palma Simo earn SBC weekly track & field honors By Caleb Garner - Arkansas State Athletics | April 29, 2021 at 4:28 PM CDT - Updated April 29 at 4:28 PM For the second week in a row, three-fourths of the Sun Belt Conference Outdoor Track and Field Athletes of the Week honors have gone to members of the Arkansas State track and field squads. Bennett Pascoe and Aimar Palma Simo were tabbed Men’s Track and Field Athletes of the Week while Pauline Meyer was named Women’s Track Athlete of the Week. Thursday’s announcement by the league office marks the second co...

Date Time Thirty-seven selfish pricks on ANZAC day, South Australia Over the 24-hour ANZAC day period, police detected 37 drivers either over the legal blood alcohol limit or under the influence of drugs. From 7am on Sunday 25 April to 7am Monday 26 April, police conducted 5,344 alcotests with 20 positives recorded (.39%). Nineteen of the offenders were men between the ages of 20 and 67 years. One woman was also caught over the limit. During the same period, 63 drug tests were conducted with 16 drivers returning a positive result (25.4%) to either Methamphetamine or THC. Nine of the offender...

KITCHENER -- A clinic administering COVID-19 vaccines in Grey Bruce is setting national records. "It was precisely 3,498, two doses short from 3,500," said Dr. Ian Arra, the region's medical officer of health. "To my knowledge that is the largest clinic in the history of Canada, not just this pandemic." Planning for the "hockey hub" clinic started last year. Dr. Arra had a vision to vaccinate people in 30 seconds or less. He ran his first dry run on Christmas Eve using his daughter's toys. "I went out and put her teddy bears and stuffies in a row and I moved on a chair with wheels from ...

Article content I was recently asked what I knew about the magnificent home at 146 Park St., southwest corner of Baxter Street. The house is old, but I am not sure of the construction date. It is before 1893 as it is evident in the Toronto Lithographic map of that year. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. RHODES: The story of the man behind that wonderful house Back to video This was the home of Manson Campbell. who was a local industrialist and was mayor of Chatham when it became a city in 1895. I previously wrote about Manson Campbell in the March...