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10 of 10 Gunnar Smith, 6 of Washington, holds a checkered flag for the final lap of a heat race Saturday at Wiscasset Speedway. His mother Dakota Maddocks had a full set of flags in her boot and would hand off the green, yellow, white or checkered flags as the race went along. Joe Phelan/Kennebec Journal WISCASSET — About an hour before the green flag dropped to begin the 2021 season, Josh St. Clair spotted Garrett Hall near the pit gate and asked Hall if he was in town to pick up an easy win. Turns out, it was St. Clair who made simple work of the Opening Day field at Wiscasset Speedway.

This weekend’s match against Accrington Stanley will be played against a very special backdrop as we dedicate the match to our official charity, Foundation of Light. The game will showcase the work of the award-winning community charity, celebrating its tireless support of thousands of people and families across the north east. 2021 is a very special year for the Foundation as it marks the 20th anniversary of becoming a registered charity. Over the last two decades, the Foundation has supported over half a million people across the region to improve their lives by tackling some of the r...

A Top European MBA May Cost Less Than an Elite U.S. B-School © (Getty Images) Student walks through archway at Cambridge University Amanda Hopkins, who had earned a bachelor's degree from Princeton University in New Jersey and a Master of Fine Arts degree from Syracuse University in New York, was weighing business school options several years ago. She was considering either attending a well-known U.S. business school or pursuing an MBA at a top European institution. Her choice: The Judge Business School at the University of Cambridge. The MBA program at the British school is compacted int...

by Alistair Hardaker Leeds based studio Northforge have written, animated and delivered a new film ‘Break the Cage’ for  the charitable organisation International Animal Rescue.  The film, which utilises both 3D and more traditional line animation, is hoped to shed light on the situation faced by caged bears in Armenia, which the company said are illegally caught or trapped by poachers and used as tourist attractions. The company engaged the services of Leeds-based composer Jamie Wright and sound designer Adam Nabarro- Steel, and a voiceover from actor Peter Egan.   On working with No...

Roger E. Charbonneau Sr. OAKVILLE – Roger Emile Charbonneau Sr., 77, husband of Corienne (Austin) Charbonneau, passed away peacefully at Waterbury Hospital surrounded by his family on Saturday, April 10, 2021. Born in Waterbury, Conn., on July 7, 1943, Roger was the son of the late Firmin and Laura (LaPrade) Charbonneau. Roger was the retired chief mechanic for the Town of Watertown for over 30 years. He was an avid hunter and a member of the Watertown Customs Car Club. Roger was nationally known for restoring the Class A Pickup “Bad News” along with his late friend, Charlie Boucher. He...