Posted inLetters, sj-web

Support for Ned Claxton

I am writing to express my support for Ned Claxton, who is running for a seat in the Maine state Senate. I have known Claxton for more than 30 years and feel that he would make a superb state senator. As a physician, two traits he possessed was his willingness to listen and his ability […]

Posted inCommunity Sports, sj-web

Local golf results

Fairlawn Wednesday, September 5 3-ball points results: 1. Steve Bergeron/Ron Bilodeau/Ron Cronin/Dave Depot 92 2. Dennis Fox/Les Sturtevant/Mike Bell/Norm Bilodeau 88 3. Don Wilson/Rick Gardiner/Dick Cote/Ron Grant 86; Pins: No. 11 — 1. Dan Wilson 4’8″ 2. Rick Grant 9’10” 3. Les Sturtevant 11’1″ No. 13 — 1. Rick Gardiner 3’9″ 2. Dale Brown 11’5″ […]

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Posted inObituaries, sj-web

Eva Rose Philbrook

AUBURN — Eva Rose Philbrook, 96, died Tuesday, Sept. 11, at Clover Manor. She was born Feb. 22, 1922, daughter of Hattie Bates and Ernest Rose. She attended Greene schools and graduated from Leavitt Institute in Turner in 1939. The summer after graduation, she worked for Sawyer Farms at its Greene ice cream stand. She worked […]

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Support for Judge Kavanaugh

As Judge Brett Kavanaugh continues his confirmation process, the American people know that he is the best choice to become the next Supreme Court justice. He is a mainstream jurist whose values reflect those of the independent-minded people of Maine and he is extremely well qualified for the Supreme Court bench. Kavanaugh has extensive experience […]

Posted inOp-Eds, sj-web

Obama sinks into partisan demagoguery

WASHINGTON — When Barack Obama took the oath of office as president in 2009, George W. Bush wished him well and left the political stage, determined to never publicly criticize his successor. It is a vow he kept for the entire eight years of Obama’s presidency. Indeed, Bush has given only one political speech since […]