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HealthReach welcomes new PA Hathaway
BETHEL — This June, staff at Bethel Family Health Center are pleased to welcome Jessamy Hathaway, licensed Physician Assistant, to the team. Jessamy earned her Master’s degree in Physician Assistant Studies from Bay Path University in Massachusetts. Previously, she earned her Midwifery Certificate from Birthwise Midwifery School in Bridgton, and her Bachelor’s degree from the University […]
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Briefs
Supper WATERFORD — There will be a church supper on Tuesday, June 27 from 5-6:30 p.m. at the North Waterford Congregational Church in North Waterford. The church is located on Rte. 35 across from Melby’s Market. The menu includes baked beans, American chop suey, casseroles, salads, brown bread, rolls, beverages, and homemade pies, all served […]
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Antiques appraisals offered
LOVELL — This summer, Harry Hepburn III of Harrison will spend a few hours appraising antiques in Lovell. On Sunday, July 16, from 12 to 2 p.m., he will be available to appraise up to three items per person during the Lovell Historical Society’s Summer Fair. The Summer Fair is part of the town’s Lovell […]
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Famous chicken pies for sale
HARRISON — The Bolsters Mills United Methodist Church will be selling our famous chicken pies and gravy monthly on the third Saturday of the month until further notice. This month’s sale will be on Saturday, June 17. Orders for pies will be taken only on the morning of the 17th by calling the Church between 9 […]
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Alnwick completes post doctorate in pain science
GORHAM, NH — North Country Healthcare is pleased to announce that Dr. Greg Alnwick, PT, DPT, Certified Therapeutic Pain Specialist, has completed his Post Doctorate Fellowship in Pain Science. After much deliberation and analyzing the needs of the community, Greg decided to apply for the Fellowship in Pain Science. In the US, 0.3% of physical […]
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Gehring House, & NTL Institute history
BETHEL — As we welcome The Northern Forest Center’s plan to rehabilitate the Gehring House, we realize that some Bethel residents may not know the history of the property, including NTL’s extensive use of it. Perhaps more importantly, few may be aware of the significant impact the relationship between Bethel and NTL (National Training Laboratories, […]
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Volunteer, enroll in SeniorsPlus Money Minders
LEWISTON — SeniorsPlus, the designated Area Agency on Aging serving Androscoggin, Franklin, and Oxford Counties, seeks volunteers for many positions, including its Money Minders program. Money Minders helps individuals with managing control of their finances, which can be challenging for some older adults. Money Minders pairs well-trained, highly-skilled volunteers with clients who need help getting […]
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Blood supply shortage, donors needed
STATE — A concerning shortfall in blood donations last month could stress the American Red Cross blood supply. The Red Cross collected over 26,000 fewer blood donations than needed in May to meet the needs of patients. The need for blood is constant, with someone needing a blood transfusion in the U.S. every two seconds. […]
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‘Let’s take a cruise’ rescheduled
NORWAY — Tom Hoffelder presents “Let’s Take a Cruise!” on Thursday, June 29 at 6:30 p.m. Last fall, Tom and his wife, Lynn, took a cruise along the Aegean Sea. They went from Istanbul to Athens, with stops at Ephesus and Rhodes. They also visited Crete, the largest Greek island and the ‘cradle of European […]