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Pacers FanJam presented by Gainbridge made its return on Sunday afternoon after a one-year absence. Thousands of Pacers fans descended upon Gainbridge Fieldhouse for the popular preseason event, which is free to the public. The Pacers were unable to host FanJam in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but it was back and better than ever in 2021. Fans of all ages lined up early
Montgomery County seems to be the place to be for prospective homeowners. âThereâs too many buyers for the inventory that exists,â said Keith Kline, a Realtor at Coldwell Banker Hearthside in Collegeville, noting a trend observed by real estate professionals in the areaâs housing market. The Montgomery County Recorder of Deeds office processed more than 76,000 documents in the first six months of 2021, according to the office. Typically, the county agency will record roughly 100,000 documents in a given year. - Advertisement - Pandemic brings people to Montco Local real...
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And we’re back. With so many people getting vaccinated (not to mention the governor’s revocation of the mask mandate) things are starting to feel like they’re finally getting back to normal — for now anyway. Thus, it is our duty here at the Observer to bring you the best of what’s coming up in live music. Though it might take a bit more time before we see the big names on this list, there are plenty of mid-level and local bands that have gone through the trouble to set up their gear to entertain us. Let’s show them some support. Coming this week are performances by Texas legends...
High schools grapple with decision to allow media into indoor athletic events Many schools — including Cony, Skowhegan and Winthrop, among others — are allowing media into games while others such as Winslow and Waterville are restricting access altogether. Share The Winthrop High School girls basketball team runs drills during a Jan. 7 practice at Winthrop High School. Joe Phelan/Kennebec Journal The coronavirus pandemic forced changes to how basketball games will look this winter. It’s also forced schools to take a look at who will be allowed at those games. With a focus on safety ...