RUMFORD – Jean M. Cote, 92, formerly of Somerset Street, passed away on Wednesday September 4, 2019 at Rumford Community Home. …
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Obituary: Elna V. Bergeron
AUBURN – Elna V. Bergeron, 96, formerly of Lewiston, passed away on Sunday Sept. 1, 2019 at The Odd Fellows’ and …
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Obituary: Joyce Gordon
LEWISTON – Joyce Gordon, 70, of Lewiston passed away at D’Youville while in hospice care on Aug. 31, 2019, with her …
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Obituary: Felix Langlais
SUMNER – Felix Langlais, 87, of Sumner, died late Thursday evening, Sept. 5, 2019, at his home in Sumner, with his …
Posted inBoston Red Sox, Sports
Moreland’s three-run HR, seven pitchers carry Red Sox past Yankees
Mitch Moreland hit a three-run homer and seven pitchers combined on a three-hitter to lead the Boston Red Sox to a 6-1 victory over the New York Yankees on Friday night
Posted inFootball, Varsity Maine
WATCH: Varsity Maine wrap-up of first week of high school football
Football is back.
Posted inLetters, Opinion
David Griswold: Katie Boss for Auburn City Council
I am pleased to support Katie Boss in her run for an Auburn City Council-at-large seat. As her next-door neighbor, I have gotten to know Boss and her young family. Her commitment to Auburn is clear. As a public health professional with experience on a variety of city committees and the planning board, she will […]
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Adam Lee: Stanwood Gray for Auburn mayor
The city of Auburn needs a new mayor. Auburn residents need a mayor who abides by the limited authority the Auburn Charter provides the position, rather than one who usurps power from the City Council and staff. Auburn needs a mayor who listens to the voices of residents, rather than one who ignores and demeans […]
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Robert Samuelson: Should the Fed fight back?
WASHINGTON — “To the barricades.” That’s one way of characterizing Bill Dudley’s recent proposal that the Federal Reserve fight back against President Trump’s unrelenting attacks. Although it is a phenomenally bad idea, it has the curious and paradoxical effect of revealing the primary defects of Trump’s economic policies. First, some background. Dudley — a former […]
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Froma Harrop: Curb your enthusiasms. Biden’s the one
As the Democratic contenders gallop around the backstretch, political handicappers are once again obsessing over the candidates’ crowd size, the enthusiasm of said crowds and the age of the enthusiasts. Once again, little of this should matter. We have been told for months that Elizabeth Warren and, to a lesser extent, Bernie Sanders are exciting […]