Posted inObituaries, sj-web

Michael J. O'Brien

LIVERMORE FALLS — Michael J. O’Brien, 77, of Livermore Falls, passed away peacefully in his home on Wednesday, Oct. 25. He was born Nov. 22, 1939, in Weymouth, Mass., to Michael and Helen (Dwyer) O’Brien. He was the oldest son of 10 children in the large blended family of his father. He served his country in […]

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Posted inLocal Sports

Par for the Course: Lesson learned in rules conundrum

The rules of golf can be frustrating, cruel and complicated, and there are times when they can put golfers in an embarrassing position. Just ask Will Kannegieser of Minot, who plays out of Martindale. He played in the 52nd annual Paul Bunyan Tournament, held June 19 at Penobscot Valley and on June 20 at Falmouth. […]

Posted inRiver Valley

Hope Association receives gold Work Healthy! award

RUMFORD — After a few years of hitting silver, the Hope Association has finally struck gold. Executive Director Catherine Johnson said the association received the Gold Award from the River Valley Healthy Communities’ Work Healthy! program. The program recognizes businesses and organizations that have placed a high priority on promoting good health for their employees. […]

Posted inOxford Hills

Searching for a stream of gold

Some recreational gold prospectors aren’t shouting “eureka” at the Maine Land Use Planning Commission’s proposal that would close off certain bodies of water to motorized equipment used in mining the precious metal. The commission voted Jan. 14 to post the proposed Chapter 10 revisions to the National Recreation and Park Association’s Consistency and Recreational Gold […]

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Investigation into St. George death continues

ST. GEORGE (AP) — Investigators have downloaded information from the data event recorder of a car that went out of control on coastal Maine town’s wharf, killing a 9-year-old Massachusetts boy and injuring his mother and brother. Knox County Sheriff Donna Dennison tells The Portland Press Herald the information was downloaded Wednesday but has not […]

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Port Clyde crash victims improving

PORT CLYDE — A six-year-old boy injured in a fatal crash on the Port Clyde Wharf Sunday afternoon has been released from Maine Medical Center and his mother’s condition has improved, hospital officials said Saturday. Wyatt Gold was released earlier this week, and his mother, Allison Gold, 50, has been upgraded to fair condition. On […]