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The ‘Count Out’ of ‘79

President Trump’s challenge to certification of election results and the just ended blockade of transition support for President-Elect Biden has brought to mind a chapter in our own state’s history. It’s the “Count Out” of ‘79, an episode where two sets of governments each contending to be the legitimate authority sat in Augusta at the […]

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Extension offers beekeeping classes

REGION — University of Maine Cooperative Extension is offering separate online Zoom beekeeping classes for beginner and experienced beekeepers starting Jan. 14 and Feb. 25. The five-session beginning class, for beekeepers with less than one year’s experience, meets from 6–7:30 p.m. Jan 14 –Feb. 11. With a focus on the basics of honeybee biology and […]

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Mt. Abram High School first quarter honor roll

SALEM TWP — High Honors: 93 or above in ALL academic subjects. Grade 12: Joshua Ireland, Clara Logan, Trenton Reed, Patrick Storer, Camryn Wahl, Hunter Warren. Grade 11: Sara Galusha, Emily Marden, Wyatt Sieminski, Caleb Thibodeau, Cameron Walters. Grade 10: Josey Arms, Madison Contreras, Savina Sherwood. Grade 9: Brooke Douglass, Baylis Eggleston, Ryleigh Frost, Payton […]

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Pets of the Week

Charlie is the dog of the week, a three year old male Pitbull Terrier mix and he loves people. When you walk into the dog room, he is smiling and wagging his tail in the front of the kennel like you came in just to see him, even if you didn’t! He greets everyone like […]

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What’s the optimal blood pressure level?

DEAR DR. ROACH: I would like your opinion about the need to lower blood pressure to the standard 120/80. I read the following in a scientific article: “Older people with preexisting vascular disease or circulation deficits, however, often need higher systolic pressure (around 130-140 mmHg) to ensure adequate circulation to their brain and kidneys.” Is […]