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In 1853, William Wellington Connor, prominent Bayfield Orangeman, militia officer and entrepreneur, purchased the northwest corner of Cameron and Main streets.…

In 1853, William Wellington Connor, prominent Bayfield Orangeman, militia officer and entrepreneur, purchased the northwest corner of Cameron and Main streets.…

Letters: Mass shootings again! America needs to get serious about gun control StarNews readers express their opinions about "Dreadful roads in Wilmington, Don't reduce speed limit on Greenville Loop Road, Americans accepting mediocrity from government, right whale protection." Wilmington StarNews EDITOR: Had enough yet? Multiple mass shootings within several days and what we hear from people like Ted Cruz and other Republicans are the same ignorant words opposing any additional gun control measures. Even Sandy Hook where numerous children were murdered was not enough for those people to tak...

Henry Darrow, an actor known for his work on "The High Chaparral," has died. He was 87. The news of the actor’s passing was shared on Facebook by his publicist, who confirmed that Darrow died Sunday. "I just learned that my long line publicity client, Henry Darrow, has passed away at age 87. (Sept. 15, 1933 – March 14, 2021)," he wrote. "Rest in peace my friend." The publicist, Michael B. Druxman, added: "You will be missed." No cause of death was provided. Darrow appeared in all 97 episodes of "The High Chaparral" from 1967-1971, according to IMDb. He played Manolito Montoya in the West...

"I said, 'I'd like to speak in Spanish and that I would learn Indian sign language,'" he recounted. "I said, 'I'm ready to read for the part.' And David Dortort replied: 'You don't have to. You've got it. You talked us into it.'" In addition to his role in The High Chaparral, Darrow played police detective Manny Quinlan in the first season of ABC's Harry O in the mid-1970s and received a Daytime Emmy Award in 1990 for his role as Rafael Castillo in NBC soap opera Santa Barbara.  Following the news of his death, the Screen Actors Guild called the late actor "the pride of Puerto Rico."