ANSWER: The Riverside Greenway Bicycle and Pedestrian Path is a 1.5-mile trail that opened in the fall of 2014 as part of the Androscoggin Greenway. The path traverses along the Androscoggin River, beginning in Sunnyside Park at the corner of Whipple and Winter Streets in Lewiston.

DEAR SUN SPOTS: My question is about channel 87, the ME channel on Time Warner Cable. The picture breaks up, the picture freezes, the screen goes black and there’s no sound. Some days, I cannot watch the programs at all. What causes that, and can the cable company do anything to correct it? Thank you. — No Name, Lewiston.

ANSWER: Time Warner Cable offers free service calls, and Sun Spots recommends that you contact it for assistance. There are any number of reasons why your station might be cutting out on you, ranging from a loose connection to a problem with your cable box. A service technician has fancy and expensive tools to help locate the problem. You can reach Time Warner Cable customer service by calling 1-800-892-4357.

DEAR SUN SPOTS: The Brain Injury Association of America’s Maine Chapter is hosting a free Maine Brain Injury Resource Fair at the Calumet Club in Augusta from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. on March 24. Brain injury survivors, family members/caregivers, friends, professionals and anyone interested in learning more about brain injury resources and supports in Maine is welcome to attend. Exhibitors will include brain injury programs, providers, advocacy and legal organizations, support groups, veterans’ organizations, recreational opportunities, the Maine Brain Injury Waiver and more. Please visit www.biausa.org/maine to register as an attendee or exhibitor. On-site registration will also be available. For questions or more information, please contact Sarah Gaffney at sgaffney@biausa.org or (207) 522-6601. — Larry, Augusta.

DEAR SUN SPOTS: CMMC is looking for volunteers to make blankets to give patients in the hospital who are spending time away from loved ones. When patients appear to be in need of some extra TLC, a blanket helps provide comfort and warmth. Blankets should either be lap size, approximately 30 inches by 30 inches, or a twin-bed size and can be knit, crocheted or made from fleece. Blankets may be dropped off at the Information Desk at the Main entrance located at 60 High St., Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. If you have any questions, please contact Laurie McGilvery at 330-7463. Thank you for helping us to provide comfort to patients in our community. — Laurie, Lewiston.

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