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On June 6, 1944, the land, air, and sea forces of the Allied stormed the beaches of Normandy to dislodge German troops from the French coast and ultimately liberate western Europe. D-Day marked the beginning of the end of World War II.

Have you been to the grocery store or courthouse lately and been approached in the parking lot by not one, but two people seeking signatures on initiative petitions concerning abortion rights?

Mixing youth with cattle

EdgarFest activities kickoff Friday, June 28, with the theme “Edgar, The Good Life.”

Thomas Jessop has been playing chess since he was 6. Now at 14, he’s heading to Virginia to compete in the national chess competition in July.

Harvard’s Fire and Rescue Departments are in the process of raising funds to purchase a new ambulance.

Members of the Sutton City Council took on a short list of action items during its June meeting Monday night, June 10.

Reed drives in 5 runs to produce 1st win of the year

The Sutton Junior Legion baseball team opened week two of the 2024 summer league season with a strong effort, outscoring Friend 16-1 in a four-inning affair to improve to 3-0 with the victory.

Following a 16-1 route over Friend to start last week’s action for the Sutton Junior Legion baseball team, Sutton hit the road, Wednesday, May 29 for doubleheader action at Duncan Field in Hastings, where Sutton earned a pair of wins over the Hastings Runza Juniors, taking the first game 11-7, and the nightcap 17-6, starting the year with a 4-0 record.

Mark Gerlach