Dealerships have sold out of inventory and have back orders with manufacturers as demand skyrockets during the pandemic.
July 2020
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Obituary: Lorraine Delorme Brochu
LEWISTON – Lorraine Delorme Brochu 87, of Lewiston and Rochester, N.H. passed peacefully into the hands of her Lord on April …
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Obituary: Joseph Henry Lynch
POLAND – On Thursday July 9, 2020 at age 76, Joseph Henry Lynch father, grandfather, great-grandfather and total renegade went down …
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Obituary: Robert P. “Bob” Bahre
PARIS – Robert “Bob” P. Bahre, 93, well-known businessman, developer and auto-racing entrepreneur, died early Friday, July 24, at his home …
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Obituary: Beryl Webster Donald
FARMINGTON – Beryl Webster Donald, 85, of Farmington, formerly of North Jay, died Friday morning, July 24, 2020, at Franklin Memorial …
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Obituary: Adelard “John” Boilard
AUBURN – Adelard “John” Boilard, 86, passed away peacefully at home on July 24, 2020 with his family by his side. …
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Obituary: Frederick “Ted” R. Maher
HARTFORD, Conn. – Frederick “Ted” R. Maher, 89, of Marlborough, Conn., beloved husband of Mary (Keane) Maher, died July 23, 2020 …
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Paul Liebow: Coronavirus in the public school systems
Forcing children back into close contact in school before we have any vaccine or treatment for COVID-19 puts the whole country at even greater risk. The fatality rate still hovers around 4%, though politicians blame the increased numbers of dead on increased testing which, of course, makes zero sense. And in most jurisdictions, testing is […]
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Robert Schaible and Larry Gilbert Sr.: Be aware of U.S. police training procedures
The killing of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police has prompted a national conversation on police training. Today’s dispiriting record of police brutality against African Americans is clearly rooted in entrenched racism and inequality, and has been worsened by the recent militarization of police departments. The problem of police violence under scrutiny, moreover, […]
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Dean Bailey: When it comes to health care, we are all in this together
Many of us have the illusion that each person is responsible for his or her own health care cost. Each person pays his or her health insurance premiums and co-pays, and how he or she chooses to manage his or her health is nobody else’s business. However, that is not how health insurance works. All […]