DEAR ABBY: I have no family and few friends — nobody close. My live-in girlfriend of two years and I argue constantly. We no longer share a bedroom, and I feel more like a roommate. I honestly feel I’m being used for money. Her 24-year-old son died from an overdose two months ago, so I […]
January 2023
‘A passion for pets’: With animals needing good homes, there’s no dogging it at the Greater Androscoggin Humane Society
‘It’s such a teamwork environment that it’s more like a family around here, and I feel like we make a huge impact on not only our team’s lives, but the animals’ lives.’
‘It’s me or the dog’: Sandy Graul adopts a(nother) pet
Nina the pit bull ‘put on the dog’ day after day without success. Finally, Sandy Graul had enough.
In a word: What’s in a football team’s name?
A lot of animals, along with history, stereotypes and even gold prospectors, formed the foundation for many early professional football teams’ names.
Norway student makes Clarkson University dean’s list
POTSDAM, N.Y. — Cassidy Ann Dumont of Norway, a sophomore majoring in psychology, has made the 2022 fall semester dean’s list at Clarkson University. Dean’s list students must achieve a minimum 3.25 grade-point average and also carry at least 14 credit hours. Check out other upcoming area events!
When Dora Pinkham took office as Maine’s first female lawmaker a century ago, the Journal predicted a lot more by 2023
‘Here we are!’ Gov. Janet Mills declared Jan. 4 in her second inaugural address.
Face Time: Prince of Peace Pastor Daniel Greenleaf talks about his faith
‘I remember having a profound experience of the question of God. . . . It set me on a path of questioning faith, God, why is there something rather than nothing, why suffering and death?’
Mystery Photo for Jan. 22, 2023
Correctly guess where this photo was taken and you could win a $20 Hannaford Supermarket gift card.
Mark LaFlamme: Boil some water and put on some boots!
Talk of the Town: Slush Puppies, frozen headlights, boiling water, an avalanche of food and so many more temperature-related matters to ponder.
Clarence Page: Has Biden bungled the border crisis? He’s not alone
We need a more sustainable approach — and lawmakers from both parties who can stop arguing long enough to seriously put it together and pass it.