Posted inEncore, sj-web, The Franklin Journal

UMF Art Gallery to present 'Consumed'

FARMINGTON — Non-traditional, contemporary artist Beth Wittenberg draws from her experiences moving from privilege to marginalization in her UMF Art Gallery installation, “Consumed.” The University of Maine at Farmington exhibit is on display now through Nov. 30. Over the past 15 years, Wittenberg persevered through a major health crisis, an experience shared by many other Americans […]

Posted inOp-Eds, sj-web

Caravan is for real, despite what Democrats will say

The last thing the left wants prior to the midterms is an image dramatizing the weakness of our southern border. So the caravan of thousands of migrants, emanating from Honduras and headed toward the United States, is considered an illegitimate story, a shoddy excuse for President Donald Trump’s fearmongering. It’s certainly true that Trump and […]

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Posted inHoroscope, sj-web

Libra: Stand up for your rights

CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS DAY: Matthew Morrison, 40; Gavin Rossdale, 53; Harry Hamlin, 67; Henry Winkler, 73. Happy Birthday: Dreams can lead to reality. Set your sights high; make plans that will help you achieve your goals. Let your imagination lead the way and your ideas will flow. A creative direction will gain intensity as […]

Posted inLetters, sj-web

Young professionals won't come here

Question 1? People need to use some common sense. This is the second time Mainers have targeted young professionals and small businesses as an income source to support people’s needs. Maine is a beautiful state, and it should fight to maintain a healthy economy. Instead, residents persist in driving young professionals and small businesses out […]

Posted inLetters, sj-web

Vote red to save Constitution

I can’t wait to vote on Nov. 6. I believe this will be another mind-blowing defeat for the Democratic Party. People have resorted to threats and mob violence in the past few months, and it has only hurt their party. Watching people trying to tear open the doors at the Supreme Court was unreal. I […]

Posted inFranklin, sj-web

Livermore board considers recognizing employees

LIVERMORE — Selectpersons on Monday evening considered the possibility of recognizing town employees, but couldn’t decide how, when and at what cost. “Town Clerk Renda Guild asked about recognizing doing an employee recognition for office workers, the road crew, Fire Department, any of our employees,” Selectperson Ben Guild said. “I think it’s a good idea.” […]

Posted inField Hockey, sj-web, Varsity Maine

Field Hockey: Winthrop, Spruce Mountain hope extra week doesn't hurt momentum

With the rain washing out the field hockey state championships from this past weekend to this upcoming Saturday, it gave teams an extra week to prepare for their biggest games of the season. So how are Winthrop and Spruce Mountain — the Class C finalists — handling it? They both would rather have played this […]