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LANA MUTHLER lmuthler@lockhaven.com LANA MUTHLER/THE EXPRESS From left are Wayne Township Supervisor Dave Calhoun and members of the Wayne Township Recreation Committee Jane White, Jerry Powers and Doris Fritz, standing on the ice rink preparing to clear off the snow in preparation for another day of skating. McELHATTAN — On these cold winter days and nights, it’s a modern-day ice skating rink with lights, music, a concession stand and even used ice skates and walkers for beginner ice skaters. When the weather warms up this spring, the 50- by 100-foot concreted multi-purpose court wil...

By Ian McConnell

David Walliams River Thames swim Comedian David Walliams was cheered by Marlovians on his epic swim of the River Thames for Sports Relief. Hundreds had lined the river in Marlow in 2011 as he completed the fifth day of his journey to Big Ben. He was met by TV stars Timothy Spall and Miranda Hart at Cookham Lock, and Olympic legend Sir Steve Redgrave at Bisham. Olympic Torch relay Thousands of thrilled onlookers flocked to Bisham in July 2012 to witness the landmark moment when the Olympic Torch came through the village. Sam Shepherd, from Cookham, who was carrying the torch out of B...

Gallery 53 starts new year with raffle, exhibit - MERIDEN — Gallery 53 is starting the new year with a fundraising raffle and a new exhibit.Gallery 53 will be raffling off two different styles of portraits — a house portrait and a pet “pawtrait.” Tickets are $5 each and the drawing will take place...

Bounded by two Lynchburg residential historical districts, on the periphery of downtown, the DeWitt-Wharton Manufacturing Company Building towers over the neighboring residences. The building, a snapshot of Lynchburg’s early textile manufacturing, is the city’s newest addition to the Virginia Landmarks Register. Located at 1701 12th Street, the four-story brick building is emblematic of the rise of a thriving textile industry in Lynchburg during the early 20th century. Designed by prolific Lynchburg architect Edward Frye, who had a hand in many of the Victorian-inspired homes along ...