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The Item sold to CherryRoad Media; deal to close Nov. 1

Founded in late 2020, CherryRoad Media currently owns 70 newspapers in 12 states. The Item will be its 71st title.

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Strange But True: Clinton Memorial Day history: Where shall we park the tank

The latest from Terrance Ingano about the controversy over where to park a donated tank.

Vietnam , Republic-of , Japan , United-states , Poland , France , Polish , American , Gerald-cafarelli , Joe-casasanto , Terrance-ingano , Thomas-brogdon

Nazi pin found in Lancaster, but does that mean there were Nazis locally?

Nazi pin found in Lancaster, but does that mean there were Nazis locally?

Germany , Alabama , United-states , Lancaster-historical , Mississippi , West-berlin , Massachusetts , Leominster , Lunenburg , Berlin , First-church , Ballard-hill

Strange But True: Clintonians and Kennedys have a long history together

Strange But True: Clintonians and Kennedys have a long history together

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Strange But True: Cameron Hill was Clinton's cereal kingdom

Strange But True: Cameron Hill was Clinton's cereal kingdom
Terrance Ingano
The Weaving Mill was a key part of the Lancaster Mills complex in the early days of Clinton. The only building on the opposite side of the Nashua River, it was managed by Donald Cameron, who lived in the only house on the street (now the site of the sign and rock on Cameron Street).
Cameron was one of the first Scotsmen in Clinton and was a foreman of that mill building. When President Ulysses S. Grant visited our town, Cameron allowed all of his employees to go see him, but he stayed alone on the job. He suffered a terrible accident while working that day and later died of his injuries. The street and the mill were named in his memory.

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Athol Daily News - Times Past: March 5, 2021

Times Past: March 5, 2021
Published: 3/4/2021 1:40:15 PM
Modified: 3/4/2021 1:40:12 PM
1996
Steven J. Caisse has been named Athol Daily News Circulation Manager. He comes to the Daily News from the Clinton Daily Item where he managed the circulation department. He started in circulation at the Daily News, working from 1984-1987.
■Curt Rand, director of community service for the Athol-Orange Area Rotary Club, recently presented citations recognizing two local organizations for service to family and community. Rand cited the child abuse prevention services provided by Valuing Our Children and the values-oriented sports programs sponsored by the Athol Area YMCA.
■Kindergarten children at Sanders Street School meet weekly with third-grade buddies. They read aloud and do related projects together.

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Strange But True: Clinton's ace pilot, William Moran, delighted with aerial feats

William K. Moran was the son of Michael and Margaret (King) Moran of 53 Richman St. He was born and raised in Clinton, graduated from Clinton High School, and enlisted in the Aviation Corps in the fall of 1917.
After training at Cornell University and flying fields in the mid-West, he was commissioned as a second lieutenant and was assigned to instruction service in Pensacola, Fla.
Despite his insistence on going overseas to enter the Great War, Moran was retained as a flight instructor. Part of the work he did in the early 1920s was to chart and map the southern and southwestern parts of the United Sates, developing future routes for air mail and, ultimately, passenger planes.

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