LEWISTON — The Community Concepts Transportation Program is in need of volunteer drivers to help those with no other means of transportation get to essential medical appointments and other destinations. Drivers are needed throughout Androscoggin, Oxford and Franklin counties. Drivers need to have their own vehicles and liability insurance, and they should have clean driving […]
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Local golf results
Bath Tuesday, June 19 MSGA women’s results: Flight 1 GROSS Emmi, Kathy-Rae ,80 Kemp, Viola ,89 Brown, Nancy ,90 Roberts, Suzanne ,91 NET Lyford, Jody ,68 Palman, Mary ,70 Blake, Marcia ,72 Newman, Rachel ,73 Lipman, Laura ,73 Flight 2 GROSS Washburn, Durice ,92 Washburn, Heidi ,96 Kelley, Theresa ,96 Porter, Debbie ,98 NET Fifield, Cathy […]
Pinpoint of Light Spiritualist Camp to offer Parapalooza, spiritualism class this summer
HARTFORD — The Pinpoint of Light Spiritualist Camp has announced its summer programming, which includes the Parapalooza, campfire circles, devotional services and Religion and Spiritualism classes. Parapalooza: 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, June 30, at the Hartford Town Hall, 1190 Main St. Admission is $10 which includes information and conversation. Admission-plus is $20 which includes a […]
Nominations sought for Lifetime Outdoor Achievement Award
AUGUSTA — The Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife is now accepting nominations for the 2018 annual Lifetime Outdoor Achievement Award. This award, which is presented by the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife, honors individuals who have been dedicated to the use of our natural resources and who are embedded in Maine’s […]
Family taxi service
DEAR ABBY: My husband and I have been married 2 1/2 years. We have both been married before. I have a son, and he has three daughters. My son is married with two children. He works and is pretty self-sufficient. Two of my husband’s daughters live in the same city we do. They are 26 […]
Pisces: Invest more time in yourself
CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS DAY: Melissa Rauch, 38; Jason Mraz, 41; Selma Blair, 46; Randy Jackson, 62. Happy Birthday: Make this a year to remember by engaging in things you’ve always wanted to try but haven’t had the opportunity to do. A creative endeavor will change the way you do things in the future, helping […]
Richard E. Wells
FARMINGTON — Richard E. Wells, 88, of Livermore, went home to be with his Savior, Jesus Christ on Wednesday, June 20, at Orchard Park in Farmington, following a brief illness. He was born July 19, 1929, in Lewiston, the son of Carl Wells and Mary (Haskell) Wells. He attended Livermore Falls High School. On Nov. 10, […]
Danville Junction Grange gives Community Citizen Award
AUBURN — At a recent meeting of Danville Junction Grange, the Community Citizen Award was presented to Donna Searles of Poland. Searles is very active in her community. She regularly collects coupons for the troops and soda can tabs for the Ronald MacDonald House and contributes them to Danville Junction Grange for their projects. She […]
Marie A. Picard
AUBURN — Marie A. Picard, 81, of Auburn passed away Friday, June 1, in Auburn. She was born Aug. 4, 1936, in Fishdale, Mass., to parents William Heroux and Agnes (Dubois) Heroux. Marie entered the gates of heaven suddenly June 1. Marie enjoyed her cat, Precious, and loved helping others, loved to cook and was a […]
Illegal immigration
Illegal immigration has become an emotional issue in the media. If America is a nation of laws, citizens should obey them. If they are not good laws, they should be changed. Many regulations and rules have the force of law. Several cities and states call themselves sanctuaries. That means officials arrest illegals who perform criminal […]