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ROCKFORD — Rockford City Market vendors said they felt a renewed vibrancy Friday as they returned downtown with 54 market booths, an expanded footprint, new attractions and live music after last season was marred by a deadly pandemic and unrest in the streets.  Now in its 12th season, Rockford City Market drew a steady stream of visitors despite rain early in the evening that sent Bill Boyle of William Boyle Chair Maker scrambling to attach the sides of his canopy to keep his handcrafted chairs dry. A commercial insurance agent for three decades, Boyle started woodworking as a hobby seve...

By Mike Genet Steve Schreiber has his piano hands ready to entertain visitors.  Officially, the historic Bingham-Waggoner Estate and Vaile Victorian Mansion in Independence open to the public Saturday, following a long pandemic closure.  Volunteers have been sprucing up both of the 19th-century homes, and to some extent have been giving pre-arranged tours in the last couple of months. Schreiber, president of the Bingham-Waggoner Historical Society, often plays the restored Steinway piano in the music room for guests while giving tours – “just like Harry Truman might have when he visi...

increase font size 2021 softball overview: With two years’ removal from playing, pitching looms even larger The lost season last year should benefit pitchers over hitters, and lift teams who feature an ace in the circle. Joe Phelan/Kennebec Journal Softball at a glance Erskine: Chiara Mahoney (Sr., 1B/3B), Mackenzie Toner (So., C/3B). Gardiner: Maddie Farnham (Sr., SS), Liv Tyler (Sr., CF). Hall-Dale: Sarah Benner (Sr., SS), Emma Soule (Jr., 2B). Lawrence: Sarah Poli (Sr., 2B/SS). Madison: Brooke McKenney (Jr., P), Landyn Landry (Jr., SS). Maranacook: Brooke Stratton (Sr., 1B/3B), ...

North East wedding industry calls for urgent help as they face four more months of ‘struggling’ Photographers, florists, wedding planners, stylists and dress shop owners are among those who have spoken of the ‘devastating’ effect of the past year The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Get the latest North East news and updates delivered straight to your inbox Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for...

A poorly understood and uncommon condition, D-MER causes intense and upsetting “attacks” while nursing, pumping or leaking milk. It can last until a baby is weaned.