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The Leechburg community gathered Sunday to celebrate a huge milestone for one of its own. Almost 200 guests filled the ballroom at the Marconi Club in Leechburg to celebrate the 100th birthday of Leechburg native Ufemio “Fem” Biagioni. A proud Navy veteran and former Leechburg business owner, Biagioni celebrated several hours, visiting with friends and family, dining on hearty Italian fare and personalized sugar cookies decorated with “100”s and later blew out the candles on his cake during a birthday serenade. “I feel privileged to have lived so long. I don’t know where the time ...

Maine Is Backed Up Against A Strained Supply Of Port-A-Potties *WARNING* I will be making as many bathroom related puns or jokes as possible throughout this entire piece. Make sure to log that as we make movement through this article..... Maine is becoming #1 at not being able to go #2. Or number 1 for that matter. It looks like we're facing a crisis of the worst kind...... a shortage of port-a-potties. It's a fear we never knew we had, until now, when it seems our luck is running out. If you're looking to rent one right now for anything, good luck to you.

Tribal elders are dying of COVID-19, causing a cultural crisis for American Indians The pandemic is inflicting an incalculable toll on bonds of language and tradition that flow from older generations to the young. (Victor J. Blue | The New York Times) Pall bearers with the coffin of Jesse Taken Alive, a Lakota member of the Standing Rock Tribe who died of COVID-19, at Kesling Funeral Home in Mobridge, S.D., on Dec. 26, 2020. The coronavirus has killed American Indians at especially high rates, robbing tribes of precious bonds and repositories of language and tradition. By Jack Healy | The New...

The virus has killed American Indians at especially high rates, robbing tribes of precious bonds and repositories of language and tradition.

Who Is Niece In ‘Most Wonderful Time of the Year’ Movie? Hint: Baywatch The protagonist of the movie The Most Wonderful Time of the Year is stressed-out single mom Jennifer Cullen ( Brooke Burns) but it’s her Uncle Ralph ( Henry Winkler) who steals the show. He considers Jennifer more like a daughter than a niece, so when he flies to visit Jennifer for the holidays and meets a handsome single chef ( Warren Christie) on the plane, he invites him to Jennifer’s home. Hilarity and sweetness ensures.