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Prospect relay teams lead the way in Division III State Meet Sports Editor - Salmon Press Newspapers ALEX LUDWIG takes off after taking the baton from Trey Ranaldi in the 4X400-meter relay at last week's State Meet. (Photo by Joshua Spaulding) ( click for larger version) June 03, 2021GILFORD — Members of the Prospect Mountain track team made the short trip along Route 11 for the Division III State Meet last week. This year, the meet was divided into two meets, with the girls competing on Tuesday, May 25, and the boys competing on Wednesday, May 26, both at Gilford High School. The top perfo...

The contest was staged by Keighley Healthy Living, in partnership with Bradford As One. “The aim of the competition was to bring communities together and give people a focus during the final stages of lockdown,” said a Keighley Healthy Living spokesman. “We received some wonderful artwork.” Some of the entries are on display – until May 28 – at the Game shop, in Keighley’s Airedale Shopping Centre. Winners were: placemat (over 16) – 1 Kim Guinnetti and Helen James, runner-up Sue Ridley; highly commended Bella and Sophia Holmes (under 16). Cyanotype (over 16) – Gi...

DECATUR — The approximately 400 students who graduated from Decatur Public Schools on Saturday could not have imagined, when they were starting high school, what they would face during these four years. Both ceremonies were held outdoors at the schools on their respective football fields, and though the day was cloudy and cool, the rain held off. The graduations were live-streamed on Facebook, because each graduate was only allowed three tickets in the interest of social distancing. “We're a little older, a little more experienced, and a lot more confused,” said summa cum la...

Heat, Film 4, 11.25pm Michael Mann’s sprawling, Los Angeles-set crime flick deserves its reputation as a classic, though only just: its glossy, of-its-time feel was perfect for 1995 but a quarter of a century on it’s hard not to fix it with a wouldn’t-get-away-with-that-now label. It barely passes the so-called Bechdel Test – named for its instigator, cult graphic novelist Alison Bechdel, it asks the question: does any work have two women talking to each other about something other than a man? – which is ironic given the acting talent lined up on the distaff side. Ashley Judd, Amy...

Together, they run an orphanage financed by wealthy spinster Lavinia Bidlow (Olivia Williams), and face threats to their existence from multiple sources throughout society. There's Maladie, a serial killer giving the Touched a bad name around London. Then there's the mysterious Dr. Edmund Hague (Denis O'Hare), rounding up the Touched for his disturbing experiments. And then there's the government: stodgy old white men who mostly despised women and their quest for equal rights anyway—even before some women began to have superpowers. Subplots abound, as well: there's the underground sex club ...