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Mon, 01/25/2021 - 12:45pm Edric (Dick) R. Day. WARREN — Edric (Dick) R. Day, 85, of Warren, reached the end of his life’s journey Tuesday, January 19, 2021, at the Sussman House in Rockport, Maine. Born February 19, 1935, in Union, Maine, Dick was the son of the late George Willis Day and Clara Dearborn Day. Dick grew up in Union, and was a graduate of Union High School and later completed a 2 Year Automotive Mechanics course at SMVTI. On September 14, 1958, Dick married Joan L. Maxcy of Warren, Maine and together they enjoyed 61 years of marriage. Dick started his career as an...

Heights Hospital co-owner says lender plans to foreclose Doctors, medical staff work outside The Heights Hospital for the second day in a row FOX 26's Ivory Hecker has the latest as doctors and medical staff are meeting with the patients in the parking lot of The Heights Hospital for the second day after they were locked out. HOUSTON - For the second-day doctors met their patients in the parking lot of Heights Hospital in Houston after the doors to the building were abruptly locked. The co-owner of the hospital property on Ashland Street told FOX 26 Tuesday the lender is planning a foreclosur...

Immigration update: Japan | Procedure for entry into Japan from UK is amen Who will be affected? Impact Effective from December 24, 2020, the Government of Japan (GOJ) has a directive confirming that all foreign nationals who have resided in the United Kingdom within 14 days prior to submitting their application of landing will be denied entry into Japan. All Japanese nationals and business people residing in Japan who are travelling back from United Kingdom will be excluded from this directive which enables business people residing in Japan to conduct limited business activities upon their ...

The Play That Goes Wrong at The Duchess Theatre | Review December 16, 2020 Last updated: December 16, 2020 The Company of The Play That Goes Wrong at the Duchess Theatre. Photo credit Robert Day. It’s the dream success story, The Play That Goes Wrong. It had humble beginnings at the Old Red Lion Theatre in Islington, a 60-seat pub theatre in 2012, transferring to Trafalgar Studios the following year. The play then began a UK tour, from January 2014 at the Marlowe Theatre in Canterbury, visiting 17 venues and ending in Darlington in July, prior to securing a West End transfer. The show ha...

These were fun to read and I enjoyed so much, from top to bottom. We even have all 3 sections of the Fifties covered here. So my two favorites this week ARE the top and bottom cartoons from 1945 and ’59. The top one is wonderfully disturbing, and the bottom one quite unexpected. How often would Santa ever hear that? The art style of the bottom one is unusual, having a ‘New Yorker’ look to it. Neita says: