July 2020 – Page 79 – Lewiston Sun Journal

Shakers need gardening volunteers

July 21, 2020July 20, 2020

DEAR SUN SPOTS: As the summer season progresses in the herb garden, we are finding we could use some extra helping hands to harvest, weed and maintain the gardens. If you are interested in volunteering for either a day or on a regular basis, please be in touch via email at [email protected] or [email protected]. Thank […]

Horoscope

Aries: An overreaction will result in negative consequences

July 21, 2020July 17, 2020

CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS DAY: Juno Temple, 31; Justin Bartha, 42; Josh Hartnett, 42; Jon Lovitz, 63. Happy Birthday: It’s up to you to bring about the changes you want to happen this year. Plan your actions, and execute your intentions with precision. There is no room for anger if you intend to reach your […]

Dear Abby

After 30 years, first love reappears in woman’s life

July 21, 2020July 17, 2020

DEAR ABBY: I have come into contact with my first and forever love again after 30 years. We have had a few encounters throughout the years. When they happened, we fell right back into our comfort zone. We both have current relationships with others that are not satisfying. We have both had failed relationships as […]

News, Oxford Hills

Joe Roach resigns as Buckfield town manager

by Steve Sherlock July 20, 2020July 21, 2020

The sudden resignation came after an executive session to discuss his contract.

Business, Noteworthy

OTELCO hires David Pollock

July 20, 2020

NEW GLOUCESTER — OTELCO has hired David Pollock as a senior GIS engineer in New Gloucester. Pollock has a master’s degree in surveying engineering from University of Maine. He previously worked at SGC Engineering as a project manager/senior GIS analyst. Pollock lives in Gorham.

Business, Noteworthy

Salvation Army stores reopen

July 20, 2020

PORTLAND — The Salvation Army stores have reopened in Portland, Lewiston, Raymond and Brunswick. Closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, they welcome shoppers with bargain-priced clothing, household items, electronics, books, toys, furniture and collectables. Revenues support the Salvation Army’s Rehabilitation Center, which offers services free of charge. The rehabilitation center has remained open throughout the […]