There is not a UFC event this weekend, but that doesn’t mean we are without female fights. I decided to do a poll on my Twitter account and see which fights you wanted me to go over. The top two selections were both from the Legacy Fighting Alliance 98 card, so let’s dive into those contests.
Tabatha Ricci vs. Vanessa Marie Grimes
Before we get into this fight, let’s talk about their records. Ricci checks in at 3-0, while Grimes is a dismal 1-5. It is easy to say this is just a way to get Ricci another win against a so-called “safe” opponent. First off, I promise you that Ricci is not looking at it like that. She is taking Grimes seriously. Second, when you see a fight with records like this, it’s not always the case that it’s a hand-selected “safe” fight. Sometimes, with someone with Ricci’s resume outside the cage, it is hard to match her people don’t want to fight her so don’t be quick to judge. Plus, while Ricci did fight in September, her previous t
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One Good Thing: 2020
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HELENA â (HELENA) 2020 was long year that many people would like to both remember and forget, all at the same time. For a full review of the year, you can find the CNN Year in review, here. In Helena, MTN wanted to hear from the community about One Good Thing, that happened to them in first installment of the new decade.
For some, 2020 brought change that brought them, or others, to Big Sky Country. I have had no family here and my sister moved from Alaska to Helena, said Katy Donnely, a Helena resident of more than 30 years.
After push from Maine Attorney General, Phippsburg board adopts Mills’ mask mandate
In a letter to the Phippsburg Select Board, Attorney General Aaron Frey wrote Gov. Mills’ executive order makes the board “legally obligated to require the use of face coverings in all municipal buildings.”
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The Phippsburg Board of Selectmen voted Wednesday to follow Gov. Janet Mills’ mandate requiring people to wear a face mask in municipal buildings.
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PHIPPSBURG After weeks of bucking Janet Mills’ mask mandate, Phippsburg Selectmen on Wednesday voted unanimously to comply with the governor’s executive order requiring people to wear face masks in all public buildings. The board’s decision was influenced by warnings from Maine’s Attorney General Frey and Jessica Maher, Phippsburg’s town attorney.