Fairlawn On Monday Sept. 3, Herb Saucier of Lewiston, score an aced the 132-yard 11th hole using a 9-iron. Witness to the shot was his son Andrew Saucier. Wednesday, September 5 Fairlawn Seniors’ Play results: First Place — Steve Bergeron, Ron Bilodeau, Ron Cronin, Dave Depot 92; Second place — Dennis Fox, Les Sturtevant, Mike […]
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The risks and myth of medical marijuana
DEAR DR. ROACH: I am absolutely convinced that marijuana is a serious health hazard. As the legalization of marijuana appears to be spreading, are you aware of any authoritative medical studies confirming the health hazards of marijuana and that it is a gateway drug to more-serious drug addictions? — A.D. ANSWER: This is an extremely […]
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Jealousy chipping away at relationship
DEAR ABBY: My boyfriend and I love each other very much. But we are both so jealous we fight every day. The only time we get along is during sex and right after. Recently, he found an email I had written when we first got together in reply to a message I had received about […]
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Pisces: A financial gain looks promising
CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS DAY: Taraji P. Henson, 48; Harry Connick Jr., 51; Virginia Madsen, 57; Scott Patterson, 60. Happy Birthday: Let the past be your barometer. Don’t lose sight of what happened and who let you down. You have more options than you realize. Be clear when it comes to what you want and […]
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Craven a champion for seniors
I am writing in support of Margaret Craven, Lewiston state Representative for District 59, in the upcoming election. Craven is a champion for working families, as well as seniors, and she has served her community for many years with true passion. She is a volunteer for students who participate at Literacy Volunteers in Lewiston-Auburn. Her […]
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'Bug Maine-ia' infests the Maine State Museum
AUGUSTA — The Maine State Museum hosts the 16th annual “Bug Maine-ia,” a statewide celebration of bugs, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday at the Maine State Museum’s State House Complex at 230 State St. “Bug Maine-ia” is a chance for people across the state to learn how bugs change the world for better or worse. […]
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In agreement about Bob Neal
I totally agree with Charlotte Bogue (letter, Sept. 1). Bob Neal surely has his “ducks in a row” (common sense), which seems to be a rarity. Janet Kinney, Jay
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Timothy A. Gulliver
JAY — Timothy A. Gulliver, also known as “Fudgie,” 59, of Jay, formerly of Millinocket, died Wednesday, Sept. 5, after a long illness, surrounded by loved ones. Tim was born July 18, 1959, in Millinocket to Carroll “Gully” and Martha Gulliver. Tim is survived by his loving wife, Beth Michaud Gulliver; his daughter, Nichole Gulliver, and […]
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Cliff Lavoie
MINOT — Brother, Dad and friend, Cliff Lavoie, of Minot passed Saturday, Sept. 8. Born March 31, 1955, to Emery and Jeanne Lavoie, Cliff leaves behind three children: Glenn Lane and wife, Nikki; Kendall Lane and wife, Monica; and Katie Lavoie; brothers: Robert and wife, Dee; Nelson and wife, Karen; Norman and Arlene; Richard and wife, […]
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Randall Jon Labbe
PORTLAND — Randall Jon Labbe, 66, a resident Livermore Falls, went to join his beloved wife, Carol, on Friday, Sept. 7, at Maine Medical Center, due to complications following heart surgery. He was born Sept. 6, 1952 in Lewiston, the son of Lawrence Fournier and Beryl (Buck) Labbe Grafton. On May 26, 1973, he married Carol […]