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Letter to the editor: Burning of Bowdoinham donkey statue meant to harass, intimidate Share When I was watching the reports of the mob siege of our Capitol in Washington, D.C., it brought me back to last summer when, right here in our little town of Bowdoinham, we had a much smaller but still emotional vandalism of a piece of art we had on display on Main Street. We lovingly called him “Mr. H.” He was a full-size donkey who was helping us get out the message of our Democratic Party here in Sagadahoc County. Last Sept. 18, Mr. H was set on fire and completely burned in the dooryard of a fo...

It followed a Downing Street briefing on Tuesday afternoon Q&A: your questions answered by Wiltshire Police senior officer Question: David Garmston, Points West presenter: Are these rules as clear as the Home Secretary’s been saying this afternoon? Answer: ACC Smith: Certainly, the rules are clear and, more importantly, the reasons for the rules are really clear. So, stay at home, protect the NHS and save lives. We know that as we’ve entered into the third lockdown the regulations are really clear and my officers and PCSOs have the challenging task of policing those rules with the ...

Hardin-Houston Board of Education hosts organizational meeting HOUSTON – The Hardin-Houston Local School Board of Education held regular and organizational board meetings on Jan. 11. During the regular meeting, the board employed Deb Smith as a teacher under the 21st Century Grant for the 2020-21 school year and employed Beth Shaffer as the assistant varsity softball coach for the 2020-21 school year. The board also approved all treasurer recommendations. During the organizational meeting, the board elected Christine Helman as president of the Board of Education for 2021 and elected Jason S...

The bells at St Mary's Church were rung during the morning service on Christmas Day. With Covid-19 restrictions putting a stop to the bell ringers meeting, the group made use of a rare bell ringing system in the church tower called an Ellacombe apparatus. The device, named after Reverend Henry Ellacombe, is designed to allow one person to ring all eight bells in the tower using a rope which is connected to a series of hammers which strike the bells. On Christmas morning, tower captain Bob Hardwick and bell ringer Tony Wakeling took turns to ring all of the bells using the hammers of the...

Kalamazoo, MI, USA / WKZO | Everything Kalamazoo | 590 AM · 106.9 FM Dec 30, 2020 4:08 AM Ascension Borgess healthcare workers give a thumbs-up for the tea bombs and protein drinks they received from Kellogg Community Credit Union and Biggby (courtesy of KCCU) KALAMAZOO, MI (WKZO AM/FM) – A local credit union recently reached out to give front line healthcare workers a boost. Kellogg Community Credit Union collaborated with local businesses to donate coffee, Herbalife tea bombs, and protein coffee energy drinks to local healthcare workers to show their support for their hard work and dedic...