Nov. 24, 1917 (No Nov. 25 edition)

Auburn merchants, manufacturers and others will be asked by a committee to contribute as liberally as possible to a fund being raised for the newly established fish nursery in Sennett. The sportsmen declared that they believe they are helping to conserve food and also are aiding the sport of true fisherman.

Nov. 26, 1937 (No Nov. 25 edition)

The strike affecting 500 workers at the large Auburn Button Works plant Auburn was still on today with little change in the situation from last week.

Nov. 25, 1997

The recent closing of Club Evolution has caused concern among members of other local health clubs. But there are a number of state laws designed to protect them. State Attorney General Dennis Vacco's office has released a list of consumer tips to aid health club members in choosing the right club.

Nov. 25, 2002

How much difference does a couple of feet make? Some residents along Main Street in Meridian are asking the state Department of Transportation to subtract two feet from each side of the proposed Route 370 redesign within village limits. DOT officials will meet with village residents to discuss concerns.

- Compiled by Linda Simmons

to discuss residents' concerns about the Route 370 reconstruction project. Since the DOT is in the process of finalizing the design, this will be one of the last chances for villagers to have an impact on the road's reconstruction.

The road is, beyond question, in need of reconstruction. There are serious drainage problems, and in some places the sidewalks are badly in need of repair. So many aspects of the project -- curbing, improved drainage, upgrading existing sidewalks -- are seen as necessary and long-overdue changes.