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Shopping locally usually will cost more than at the big-box stores. As we seek a way out from under COVID’s dark clouds, though, a silver lining we should bring with
Preston — When the Rev. Stanley White interviewed at Preston City Congregational Church in 1985, he told the search committee he probably would stay as pastor about five to seven years. “It turned out to be 36 years,” said White, 64, who will retire July 31. “I said as long as I continued to be productive and do good things for the church, I would stay.” Longtime church members praised White's accomplishments for the church at the corner of routes 164 and 165. He endeared himself to congregants young and old with humorous or poignant sermons, lively music and empathy. When Whit...
Bedford forest will be relocated to a museum. a large statue was removed from the city center in 2017. champ, the biden family dog for 13 years, has died. the german shepherd was rescued as a puppy by the bidens in 2008. in a statement the bidens said, quote, we love our sweet, good boy and will miss him always. more for "the week" with josh jan johnson after the break. "t jan johnson after the break. (daughter) daddy! (dad vo) she's safe because of our first outback. and our new one's even safer. (vo) the subaru outback, an iihs top safety pick+. the highest level of safety you can earn.
The Collegiate Peaks Stampede Rodeo will continue a 100-year-long tradition on June 12-13. Events will include bull and bronc riding, steer wrestling, mutton bustin’, multiple roping events, a ladies barrel
A few excerpts from UPI Sports described some of the events. The only losing favourite Topnotcher with Doug Brown driving, gave way grudgingly just before the wire after a gutsy late battle with 69-1 shot Bays Fella driven by fellow Canadian Paul MacDonell in the aged pacing divisions for colts and geldings. (Note the win payoff of $140.60 stood as the highest in Breeders Crown history for some 18 years.) Beach Towel with Ray Remmen driving became the first harness horse to crash the $2 million mark for a season in his win in the three-year-old colts and geldings division. Canadian invader...