Denis, Mary Denis 95, in Lewiston, Jan. 13, 2023. Services later. …
January 2023
Posted inObituaries
Obituary: Mary Hazel Giroux Denis
LEWISTON – Mary Denis, 95, passed away peacefully Jan. 13, 2023, at D’Youville with family by her side.
She was Born …
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Looking Back on Jan. 19: ‘Selling liquor in Lewiston City Hall’
Read more about Jan. 19 1923, in the SunJournal.com archives. 100 Years Ago: 1923 Never was snowshoeing so popular as it has been this winter. You catch the spirit of it right in the hearts of the city, at least Sunday mornings, for outgoing cars swarm with bright-eyed men and women in snow-shoeing regalia. Take […]
Posted inDr. Roach
No delay necessary in getting a mammogram after vaccination
DEAR DR. ROACH: I recently had a COVID booster. Not even considering that the vaccine might impact my annual mammogram, I had my mammogram done the day after my vaccine. I had no ill effects from the vaccine. I was not advised against having the mammogram so soon after the vaccine. Because of a concern […]
Posted inHoroscope
Aquarius: Share your thoughts and feelings, and the feedback you get will help you make the right decision. Change begins with you.
CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS DAY: Shawn Johnson East, 31; Drea de Matteo, 51; Katey Sagal, 69; Dolly Parton, 77. Happy Birthday: Keep life simple, be direct and arrange to change what is no longer benefiting you. Stick to the script, be honest about what you want and refuse to spend more than your budget can […]
Posted inDear Abby
Friend feels abandon at worst possible time
DEAR ABBY: The last two years have been especially tough. I went through a breakup after a four-year relationship, my dog developed cancer and I had to put her to sleep, and I caught COVID and have been dealing with long-haul symptoms ever since. My energy is low because of it, plus I’ve been depressed […]
Posted inLetters, Opinion
Rev. Don Mayberry: Oxford Hills needs words that heal, not black eye
Like so many of our good neighbors I have a deep love for the Oxford Hills. I have worked alongside many of these neighbors on volunteer boards, attending church, watching our kids and grandchildren play sports. One can feel the community pride and spirit. It has been with great sadness and a certain amount of […]
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Joanne Lebel: Preserve Franco Center’s name, honor its heritage
With all due respect to the board of directors who, in good faith, have decided to rebrand the name of the Gendron Franco Center because of the inconvenience of fielding calls from people looking for the Franco-American Collection at L-A College and because the board wanted to portray the Center as more inclusive — I […]
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Auburn police to celebrate safety, community at National Night Out Aug. 10
The Auburn Police Department is taking over Festival Plaza and Main Street on Thursday, Aug. 10, for the city’s annual National Night Out against crime. The event, which begins at 5:30 p.m. and goes until dusk, will be an evening of family fun, live music, and tasty food for all Auburn residents. This is the […]
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Lewiston Summer Outdoor Films for kids kicks off 7th season
Next movie, ‘Clifford the Big Red Dog,’ will be shown at Simard Payne Park July 5.