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Work at Chamberlain's marina shows value in river resource The urgency to maintain the marina as a strong resource for local residents and visitors alike shows its value to the city, said Chamberlain City Engineer Greg Powell.  Written By: Luke J. Hagen | 1:58 pm, Apr. 16, 2021 × Workers with Dredge America, of Kansas City, recently work at the American Creek Campground in Chamberlain. (Luke Hagen / Republic) CHAMBERLAIN — There’s a pretty big boat in the American Creek Marina. A crew has been on scene at the public river access in Chamberlain for wee...

Premium Content Subscriber only A man was found with gun shots to his chest and legs in a car on the side of the Pacific Highway near Emerald Beach in the early hours of Wednesday. At 1.30am emergency services received a call to the Pacific Highway northbound to reports of a shooting. NSW Ambulance, Zone Manager Mid North Coast, Greg Powell said the 33-year-old was found in the driver's seat and had been shot four times. "He was treated by paramedics at the scene and then transported to Coffs Harbour Health campus in a serious, but stable condition," Acting Superintendent Powell said.

Tue March 02, 2021 - Northeast Edition Penobscot Bay Pilot A rendering on plans to update the Alfond Pavillion. (University of Maine rendering) The University of Maine unveiled its transformative $110 million athletic facilities master plan in February, due to the generosity of the late businessman Harold Alfond. The initiative honors Alfond's legacy of support for Maine education and athletics by providing modern facilities for all 17 varsity programs at the state's only Division 1 athletic program and improving the overall UMaine student experience. In October, the Harold Alfond Foundation...

Panola College raises tuition for 2021-22 school year The decision comes at the same time that neighboring Kilgore College announced it would not raise tuition and fees for next year as a direct response to COVID-19. Credit: Panola College Published: 12:00 PM CST February 28, 2021 Updated: 12:01 PM CST February 28, 2021 PANOLA, Texas — The cost to attend Panola College will go up next year. Trustees voted to raise tuition for the 2021-22 school year at their Monday meeting. Tuition is being raised $2 per credit hour in-district, $4 out-of-district and $5 for ...

Officials believe the ambitious project, which is funded mostly by a gift from the Harold Alfond Foundation, will provide a boost to the school's recruiting efforts.