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I'm in town for a wedding and want to get a ride in tomorrow (Saturday) morning from around 9 to 1. Looks like Omer & Bob's has a few nice bikes to rent.
Anyone in the area looking to ride?
My car needs urgent repairs to the alternator and exhaust and I cannot wait for my tax return to be deposited to get it fixed, as my car is vital to me getting to and from my work, especially in the current weather. My tax return has been approved, proof of which I will share with any confirmed lender who gets in contact with me, and is expected to be direct deposited into my bank account by February 20th at the latest. The loan will be repaid along with any interest as soon as the funds are in my account.
Thanks!
Alberta Leemanβs family has spent 43 years looking for closure after her mysterious disappearance in 1978.
On Friday morning, the Gorham womanβs daughter and grandchildren gathered along the edge of the Connecticut River in Lancaster as a New Hampshire Fish and Game dive team searched a silt-filled Pontiac LeMans found overturned in water 14 feet deep.
After decades of wondering if she was dead or alive, they hoped to finally get some answers.
βYou never give up,β said her daughter, Nancy McLain.
The day-long search in the area of the car that authorities believe belonged to Leeman resulted in the discovery of human remains, Fish and Game Lt. Robert Mancini Jr. confirmed early Friday evening.
The remains have not yet been positively identified, but the discovery is the closest Leemanβs family has come to ending the decades of pain theyβve endured. They have spent years following up on possible sightings and reports of human remains found elsewhere β only to learn that they werenβt related to Leemanβs disappearance.
Her granddaughter, Roxanne McLain, was 16 when she vanished. She and other family members live in Gilman, Vt., which is just a few miles away from the site of the submerged car.
At the time, her grandmother was living 40 miles away in Gorham.
βWe never thought she was here. They had looked in Maine. They were getting sightings in New Hampshire. β¦ The sightings were terrible at the time. They spotted her everywhere,β said Roxanne, who is Nancy McLainβs daughter.
Leemanβs family learned Thursday night that a vehicle registered to Leeman was found last week by a Fish and Game remote-operated vehicle with an underwater camera and sonar team during training.
Mancini said a dive team conducted an initial search of the river Wednesday and matched the vehicle. The license plate had fallen off, but was still sitting nearby.
The exhaustive search was the result of efforts by Fish and Game Conservation Officer Joe Canfield, who found a vehicle submerged in the Androscoggin River in the Errol area a few years ago using the specialized technology.
Since then, he learned about Leemanβs case and has undertaken regular search missions in the Androscoggin and Connecticut rivers along areas close to the roadway, Mancini said.
βHeβs taken time, along with other team members on the sonar team, and theyβve taken their training days to come up here and search portions of the river. And last week they came with that sonar and the underwater camera, and th
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Somehow, I won both New Hampshire and Virginia in the 2020a mod. I didn't think it was possible, but holy crap it is.
| Team | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | T |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dartmouth | 24 | 0 | 7 | 7 | 38 |
| New Hampshire | 7 | 0 | 14 | 0 | 21 |
