Posted inThe Bethel Citizen

Newry town meeting on 25th

NEWRY — Newry’s annual town meeting will once again be at the Newry Grange hall, with a start time of 7 p.m. on Tuesday, May 25. Town Administrator Amy Bernard said if all money articles are approved, this year’s budget will be $1,187,256, which is down from last year’s budget of $1,213,164. Bernard added that […]

Posted inThe Bethel Citizen

Cafe Dicocoa will close in July

  BETHEL — Cafe Dicocoa’s, a staple in downtown Bethel for more than two and a half decades, will close its doors for good in early July. A post was made on the cafe’s Facebook page saying “After 26 incredible years serving the community of Bethel, Cathi is retiring and DiCocoa’s is closing. She has […]

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Posted inDear Abby

Doctor husband is a poor patient for nurse wife

DEAR ABBY: My physician husband recently had a total hip replacement. (Orthopedics is not his specialty.) I’m a board-certified registered nurse with 40 years of experience who used to work inpatient orthopedics. He refuses to follow the surgeon’s directions or mine, which are the same. He believes he knows more than all of us combined. […]

Posted inDr. Roach

Breakage of modern prosthesis extremely unusual

DEAR DR. ROACH: If a person has a titanium hip as a result of hip replacement surgery and that person later falls, is it possible that their hip would break? — A.W. ANSWER: A hip replacement, or total hip arthroplasty, replaces the head and neck of the femur with a prosthesis, which will go into […]

Posted inAdvertiser Democrat

Dean’s List

Bob Jones GREENVILLE, SC — Kaitlyn McNally, a Junior Journalism and Mass Communication major from Raymond, was among approximately 665 Bob Jones University students named to the Spring 2021 President’s List. The President’s List recognizes students who earn a 3.75 or higher grade point average for the semester.

Posted inAdvertiser Democrat

Elect Walter Perry

To the Editor: Walter Perry is a South Paris resident who cares for our community. He is a teacher/coach that my family respects. We are grateful for his passion in teaching our children of our towns and his passion to make our community a better place. He is aware of many issues we face in […]

Posted inAdvertiser Democrat

Please remove tattered flag

To the Editor: I think whoever is responsible for the property in West Paris where Coop’s Place used to be should take down the tattered and battered American flag that is flying there. It is shameful and should be removed and disposed of properly. Sandra Baker West Paris