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Rural Maine fireworks tragedy remembered

Eighty years ago, in 1940, humanity was facing a life threatening crisis. In early June, the blitzkrieg had been so overpowering that some 338-thousand Allied troops were forced to flee the shores of Dunkirk, France. A few days later, Nazi soldiers were marching under the Arc de Triomphe, symbolizing their conquest of the City of […]

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Movie Review: The King of Staten Island

Back in 2015, director Judd Apatow briefly turned comedian Amy Schumer into a movie star with “Trainwreck,” a semiautobiographical film where the protagonist’s actions were fictionalized, but much of the dialogue, situations, and character traits were taken from Schumer’s own life. Now Apatow hopes to find similar success with Pete Davidson in “The King of […]

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Phillips: Eighth grade celebrates graduation

PHILLIPS — Last Friday, members of the 8th Grade Classes of 2020 from Phillips, Strong, and Kingfield Elementary Schools were recognized by their teachers and support staff, their families and their friends for their achievements over the past year as they completed the most recent step in their educational careers. Next year, they will become […]

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Pet of the Week

Our Franklin County Animal Shelter pet of the week is Frankie. He’s a senior male and has this to say: “Hello there, my name is Frankie. I am a very sweet older gentleman that is looking for a quiet home to live out my golden years. I am very sweet but also a little shy. […]