ANSWER: According to an article in the March 2016 issue of More magazine, Moynahan says that her son has two loving parents and that their blended family has no drama. To find this issue of More magazine and read this article, you can request it from your local public library.

DEAR SUN SPOTS: Does anyone happen to remember the two original owners of Jolly Post? — Paul, no town.

ANSWER: According to a 1972 help-wanted ad in the Lewiston Evening Journal’s archive, the Jolly Post was a caterer located at 3 Cedar St. in Lewiston. The owners were Nick Simones and John Turner. If anyone has more information or would like to share a memory of this business, please write in to Sun Spots.

DEAR SUN SPOTS: I heard “Twitty City,” Conway Twitty’s home and tourist place, is no longer. He died in 1993, the family couldn’t get along, so I heard that they sold it or something. Just wondering if it still stands. I was there in 1982 on vacation. Thank you. — No name, Oxford.

ANSWER: The former “Twitty City,” located in Hendersonville, Tennessee, is now Trinity Music City. It includes the Conway Twitty mansion and Memorial Gardens. Since Twitty’s death, it has been converted into a Christian music venue owned by the Trinity Broadcasting Network. The venue holds church services and religious music concerts. There are some reports that TBN no longer offers tours of the mansion, but this could not be confirmed. You can still see the property, but if visiting, call ahead to see if tours are being offered.

DEAR SUN SPOTS: All eligible students are encouraged to apply to the 2017 nurse.org Healthcare Leaders Scholarship for high school seniors and current college students applying to, accepted or enrolled in a health care-related program at an accredited college or university. As an organization committed to supporting nurses and helping them achieve their career and educational goals, Nurse.org hopes to find a deserving recipient for the 2017 scholarship cycle. Applications will be accepted until Jan. 29. As an ongoing scholarship, applications received after the deadline will be considered for the next scholarship cycle. — Lynn Rusk, outreach director, Nurse.org.

DEAR SUN SPOTS: Auxiliary Unit No. 24, American Legion, is seeking applicants for the annual scholarship program. Scholarship applications for the Class of 2017 can be picked up at Mountain Valley High School and Dirigo High School guidance offices and at the Post at 184 Congress St.

High school seniors who are children or grandchildren of current Auxiliary members are eligible to submit their application by Feb. 1. Scholarship money is distributed once first semester grades are submitted by the end of January 2018. Last year’s recipients were graduates of Mountain Valley High School and Radford High School in Hawaii.

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