Averill II, Michael S. 40, of Buckfield, Thursday. Celebration, 11 a.m., Oct. 28, Buckfield High School. Hall Funeral Home, Casco. …
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Posted inDear Abby
Family can’t stomach dad’s kitchen creations
DEAR ABBY: My husband loves cooking for the family. Unfortunately, he’s a horrible cook. My kids hate what he prepares, so most of the food goes in the trash. I have had many conversations with him about this, begging him not to do it and telling him if he wants to cook, he should make […]
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Posted in175th anniversary
Looking Back on Oct. 24
100 Years Ago: 1923 The home economics department of the WLU has secured Miss Harriet Sweetser, state supervisor of home economics for an address the second week in March. Her subject is to be “The Camp that Jill built,” and is said to contain many practical ideas. The lecture will be in the afternoon at […]
Posted inHoroscope
Aries: Do your own thing and stay out of sight. You’ll gain ground if you have tunnel vision and follow your heart.
CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS DAY: Shenae Grimes, 34; Eliza Taylor, 34; B.D. Wong, 63; Kevin Kline, 76. Happy Birthday: Pick up the pace and take care of unfinished business. Clearing a passage that opens you to new and exciting adventures will motivate you to be an overachiever this year. Let your imagination lead the way […]
Posted inDr. Roach
Is estetrol appropriate for woman with a breast cancer history?
DEAR DR ROACH: I was first diagnosed with breast cancer in 1987 at the age of 39. I was treated with a lumpectomy, radiation and 5-FU chemotherapy (seven treatments). Nine years ago, in the same breast, I had a small tumor and elected to have a bilateral mastectomy followed by a prescription of tamoxifen for […]
Posted inLetters, Opinion
Carole Richards: MAGA’s control over USA is dwindling
I wonder if Americans feel it, the slight shift in the air, from the MAGA control of our country. MAGA is hanging off the edge off the cliff by its fingernails, swinging in the breeze of dysfunction and lies. The rejection of Donald Trump’s puppet U.S. Rep. Jim Jordan was a tsunami. Now, there must […]
Posted inLetters, Opinion
Penny Labbe: Vote Soule-Leclair for ‘a safer, more prosperous Lewiston’
I’ve had the privilege of knowing Lewiston City Council candidate Eryn Soule-Leclair for nearly 15 years. Her commitment to our community has never wavered. As a dedicated business owner, Eryn offers a unique blend of personal and professional insights that position her as an invaluable voice for the community. She’s deeply committed to restoring safety […]
Posted inLetters, Opinion
Nicole Aldrich: Longchamps would make significant, positive impact on Lewiston
I am delighted to wholeheartedly endorse Susan Longchamps for the Lewiston City Council. Having known Susan for several years as a friend, landlord and fellow business owner, I am sincerely impressed by her outstanding qualities. Her unwavering commitment to moral values, including compassion, discipline, honesty, humility and genuine sincerity, distinguishes her character and contributes to […]
Posted inConnections
Lewiston absentee ballots available for Nov. 7 election
LEWISTON — Absentee ballots for the city candidate and state referendum election on Tuesday, Nov. 7, are available for Lewiston voters from the City Clerk’s Department. The statewide deadline to request an absentee ballot is 4 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 2. All pending requests for absentee ballots have been filled, and more than 200 ballots have […]