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Thumbs up to the seven Lyman residents who have thrown in their hats to join a charter commission for the town. Lyman currently has no charter, instead following only state law, and the recall of Selectman Norman Hutchins in November spurred many to realize that a “constitution” for the town may be a good idea. […]

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People & EntertainmentDemonstrators follow Rose Parade

PASADENA, Calif. — The 2012 Tournament of Roses brought its flowery floats and strutting bands to a worldwide audience Monday under clear blue skies, and in its wake came a scruffier parade – hundreds of anti-Wall Street protesters. The 123rd annual New Year’s Day event, with the theme “Just Imagine,” flowed along downtown Pasadena to […]

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SKIING Welcoming ceremony, races postponed by rain for U.S. cross country event Overnight rain postponed the U.S. Cross Country Ski Championships Monday in Rumford. For the second straight year, Black Mountain is hosting the competition. Races were expected to start Monday and run through Sunday with race distances ranging from under a kilometer to 30 […]

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High School Roundup: Yarmouth wins, 5-3

PORTLAND — Marshall Brunelle and Alex Kurtz each scored twice Monday to give Yarmouth a 5-3 boys’ hockey win over Portland at the Portland Ice Arena. The Bulldogs( 0-6) came back to tie in the second and third periods, but Kurtz scored the go-ahead goal at 8:31 of the third for the Clippers (2-1-1). GIRLS’ […]