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March showing solidarity with the french people after three days of terrorism and bloodshed. Like this, it is important to show. The fact that there were dozens of heads of state from the whole world not only from the north and the west but from the south too in this exceptional historic moment is very important. More than 40 World Leaders took part in the International Show of support including the british prime minister. The importance of today is to show solidarity with the french people and the french government after the appauling attacks in paris were here to demonstrate that we all stan...

Keep that in mind, could cause some slippery travel. And, also how much cold air is going to move in again as we go into the weekend. Thats straight ahead. And the widespread impacts of this deep freeze a rippleing across our region. Tonight, we have confirmed that n zi hahp hc a flu outbreak has taken another life. A healthy 40yearold mother. Nbc 10s George Spencer is live at the university of pennsylvania with more. Reporter jacqueline the flu virus really travels best in winter. At times, when were all cooped up inside to share the germs among ourselves. On sunday here at penn the virus cla...

Big deal right now but keep in mind, weve had a stretch. Very cold weather. Yesterday temperatures got slightly above freezing for most of us, but the grounds is cold especially untreated surfaces bridges overpasses, tree branches are cold. So when the rain starts to fall even though jen lip light it will freeze on contact than can cause icing and hazardous traveling conditions. This first batch moving through now creating icing. Notice a break in the action, starting to fill in, could see break or lull through the Early Morning hours in some spots. That will would be good news allowing temper...

Bob Nadeau, of Saco, 86, and Putnams Storm were honored in an Au Revoir Retirement Showcase at the Cumberland Fairgrounds track just before Christmas. Nadeau said harness racing has changed a lot during his 50 years in the sport.

CUMBERLAND, ME – Two of Maine harness racing’s favorite elder statesmen, 85-year-old Bob Nadeau and his trusty 14-year-old gray steed Putnams Storm (Force Of Life) made quick work of the $7,000 Frost Final at Cumberland on Friday (Dec. 22), winning the pop-up series final in 2:02.1, and putting an exclamation point on a poignant career.