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On October 3rd, 1974, Don MacFarlane was working the graveyard shift for CN, meaning he would start at midnigh...

My New Orleans 04/01/2021 SCOTT, La (press release) – The Best Stop Cajun Foods announced that a handful of its Cajun-Certified products are now available for purchase at all 65 Rouses Markets locations across Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama. This is the first major grocery retailer partnership for the company since opening its wholesale facility in October 2020.  “From one Louisiana family-owned business to another, partnering with Rouses was an easy decision,” said Penny Gennuso, chief financial officer of The Best Stop. “I’ve shopped there for years, so to see our products o...

When Rufi Thorpe released her third book last spring, she captured the nostalgic grunge of youth better than almost anybody. In The Knockout Queen, Michael and Bunny are next-door neighbors in Southern California: Michael is poor and gay, while Bunny is sporty, blond, and rich. They bond over many shared interests, but mostly over a feeling of not quite belonging in their ritzy community. Now Thorpe's coming-of-age tale is out in paperback, and the author joins EW to reminisce about her literary memories — from her earliest writing days to the decisions she made while crafting The Knockou...

Community salutes former Tilton Police Chief Police officers, sheriff's deputies, firefighters, paramedics and tow truck drivers took part in a parade through Winnisquam Regional High School's parking lot last weekend where they were able to stop and wish Tilton's newly retired police chief Robert Cormier all the best in his future. (Photo by Donna Rhodes) ( click for larger version) March 03, 2021TILTON ¬¬– After nearly 14 years as chief of the Tilton Police Department, Robert Cormier retired at the end of January and, after giving him a little time to readjust to his new lifestyle, state...