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Crtl+C … Crtl+V. There is a huge meet in Arkansas this weekend. Sorry to sound like a broken record, but it has been true just about each and every week this indoor season so far as the Razorbacks are playing welcoming hosts to a number of programs looking to hit strong marks before the upcoming NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships. We’ll see a plethora of talented individuals in the next few days at the Randal Tyson Track Center for the Razorback Invitational. Among those teams is Oregon, which will be competing for the first time in more than 300 days (It’s actually 336, if y...

Absence makes the heart grow fonder. It also makes collegiate track & field athletes go bigger in early season meets after not competing for more than 10 months due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. This indoor collegiate season will see many more bigger marks earlier than usual. A sense of urgency and people getting to their main event earlier, because never know when you could be quarantined or shut down and miss a few meets. Happy to return to competing.— Todd Lane (@LSUtoddlane) January 17, 2021 This past weekend saw a slew of all-time performances added to the collegiate record book. ...

SUSAN JOHNS Wed, 01/20/2021 - 8:45am Thank you to readers who have responded to our invitation to email pix@wiscassetnewspaper.com with their new, winter photos, scenic or people ones, for us to consider publishing in print, online, or both. Keep them coming, for they are wonderful, and wonderfully local, showing how and where you are finding fun, exercise and nature’s beauty this pandemic-struck Midcoast winter. Thank you to everyone who wears their face masks and especially those who wear them over, not below, the nose. And thank you to our responders, town offices and busines...

Weekend Preview: January 15-17

‘It’s incredible’: Sky pundit shocked Arteta’s getting ‘a lot of credit’ for two Arsenal decisions Tim Sherwood told the Weekend Preview that ‘it’s incredible’ that Mikel Arteta is getting ‘a lot of credit’ for leaving Matteo Guendouzi and Mesut Ozil out of his Arsenal plans. The Sky Sports pundit cannot understand why Arteta has been praised for such decisions at Arsenal, which are now seemingly coming back to haunt him. Both players are still on the books at Arsenal, with Guendouzi shipped out on loan to Hertha Berlin in Germany this season because of his actions agai...