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Sacandaga region looks to grow while keeping its character FacebookTwitterEmail 1of20 Jason Kemper, right, with his sons Cal and Cole, ice fishing on the Great Sacandaga Lake.  (Photo provided)Jason KemperShow MoreShow Less 2of20 From left, Harper Richardson, Ella Hammons, Macy Weaver, Carter Richardson, Cole Kemper, Callan Kemper, Logan Hammons and Parker Kemper Brown (in orange) with a pike that was released in February of 2020.Jason KemperShow MoreShow Less 3of20 5of20 A shot of the 2016 "Ring of Fire," an annual Labor Day event when lakeside residents are encouraged to build bonfires on ...

Plumber who lost plot jailed for assault after parking place row Assailant struck victim with poker, threatened to destroy house and car during quarrel Mon, Feb 15, 2021, 21:05   A 46-year-old plumber has been jailed for three years for striking another man with a poker and threatening to destroy his house and car during a row over a parking space. Gavin Craven from Glenfield Avenue, Ballyvolane, Co Cork, also claimed to be a member of the IRA during the incident. He pleaded guilty on Monday at Cork Circuit Criminal Court to assault causing harm to a man at Liffey Park, Mayfield, in early ...

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Indiana legislators advanced two measures Monday that join...

Date Time Allan’s enduring contribution to grains industry recognised Allan Mayfield (left) receives the GRDC 2021 Southern Region Recognising and Rewarding Excellence Award from GRDC Southern Region Panel chair John Bennett. Photo: GRDC The contribution of agronomic consultant Allan Mayfield to the Australian grains industry has been officially recognised with the Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) 2021 Southern Region Recognising and Rewarding Excellence Award. Voted upon by the GRDC Southern Region Panel, the award acknowledges Dr Mayfield’s long-standing in...

Credit SHELTON GALLERY / WIKIMEDIA COMMONS   A western Kentucky art gallery is collecting the artwork of the celebrated Black artist Helen LaFrance, who died last year at 101, for a tribute show later this month.   The Ice House Gallery in Mayfield is asking those with LaFrance’s work to bring pieces to the gallery this week for the show slated to begin on Feb. 9 and end Feb. 27. Gallery Director Nanc Gunn said the gallery is hoping to have about 65 pieces for the show.    “We’ve had a lot of Mayfield residents coming in to give us some of the arts they hang in their homes, and we�...