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Janet Glady Ames, a well-loved mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother passed away in Ashland, Oregon on January 7, 2021. She was 86 years of age. Janet was born in Wahpeton, North Dakota to Albert and Ella Johnson on November 29, 1934. She relocated to Crescent City, California with her husband Herbert Ames and together they raised 5 children. Janet worked at the Bob Ames Furniture Company for many years until the couple relocated to Reno, Nevada where she worked at the MGM gift shop selling memorabilia. While there she also specialized in the creation of family coats of arms. Janet loved...

Norridgewock hearing addresses ordinances on property upkeep, needle exchange, dogs Residents will have the opportunity to vote on the ordinances at Town Meeting with the property upkeep ordinance to be decided by secret ballot and the other two at the open town meeting. Share The Norridgewock Fire Department building in March 2019. The department’s 2021 budget will reflect the costs of adding two full-time firefighters this year. Morning Sentinel file NORRIDGEWOCK — The Board of Selectmen held a public hearing Wednesday to address ordinances — dealing with property upkeep, a needle ...

1 million North Texans still need to get vehicle registration renewed before waiver ends in April 1 million North Texans still need to get vehicle registration renewed before waiver ends in April If your vehicle registration has expired and you haven't renewed, the time to get that done will be up soon. DALLAS - If your vehicle registration has expired and you haven't renewed, the time to get that done will be up soon. The clock is ticking, as Texans have 90 days to get their vehicle registration renewed. On April 15, police will begin issuing citations again. Local tax assessors said there's...

Best books of 2020: Fiction 21 Dec, 2020 06:00 AM 5 minutes to read Financial Times Hamnet, by Maggie O'Farrell It's summer, and a plague is sweeping the country. Maggie O'Farrell's novel transports the reader back to 1596, and to Shakespeare's family — in particular his wild and mystical wife Agnes (as she is named here) and his ill-fated son Hamnet — in the years preceding the play that took his name. Motherhood and scenes of pastoral life are described in exquisite detail. Real Life, by Brandon Taylor On the face of it, Real Life is a campus novel in the tradition of The Secre...