Members of area veterans’ organizations lay wreaths, say prayers and hold parade to remember the sacrifices of those who fought to ensure freedom in the United States.
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Wilton remembers those who served
More than two dozen people gathered at the Civil War Monument in Wilton Sunday afternoon, May 26 to remember those who have served their country. A second ceremony was held at the Lions Club Hall despite a soaking shower.
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History Night comes to Livermore Falls May 31
The Jay/Livermore/Livermore Falls Chamber of Commerce is helping to organize History Night this year with a new date and time.
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Janet T. Rose
LIVERMORE FALLS — Janet T. Rose, 92, a lifelong resident of Livermore Falls, passed away Sunday, Aug. 5, at her home, surrounded by her loving family. She was born Sept. 10, 1925, in Livermore Falls, the daughter of Alfred B. Tardy and Theo (Bailey) Tardy. Janet was a 1944 graduate of Livermore Falls High School and […]
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Sheehan named managing editor of Sun Media Group weekly newspapers
By Staff report NORWAY — A.M. Sheehan, editor of the Advertiser-Democrat, has been appointed the managing editor for all of Sun Media Group’s Western Maine weekly newspapers. Sheehan, who was named Maine Journalist of the Year by the Maine Press Association in 2012, is an award-winning journalist whose work earned the weekly Norway newspaper a […]
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The Week 5 update for Spruce Mountain Area Robotics Team 3930 (SMART) was written by Rylee Delaney & Sydney Shaffer The Spruce Mountain Area Robotics Team approaches the final days of build season, bringing together the work that the build, programming, and electrical teams have been working on for the past six weeks. On February 15th, […]
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Jay firefighters Carl Beaudette, left, and Tyler Grover man a bonfire Saturday at the Spruce Mountain Sled-in and Winter Family Festival at French Falls Recreation Area in Jay. (Donna M. Perry/Sun Journal)
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Road postings, fluctuating temperatures are signs of spring
Temperatures for the week averaged quite close to normal. Five of the seven days had high readings well above freezing and two mornings had readings in the low thirties. There was a range of thirty-nine degrees from the low of five on the 13th to the high of forty four on the 15th and 16th. […]
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Policy Wonk: 10 reasons why BIW tax break is a bad deal
Most Maine people know that GD/BIW does not need another $60 million dollars of taxpayer’s money to keep the doors open. They are scamming the Legislature and the public with veiled threats of closure and job loss if this subsidy is not provided. In fact GD/BIW is one of the wealthiest corporations in America. Here […]
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Calendar
Benefits Saturday, Feb. 24: Carrabassett Valley, Carrabassett Valley Academy Scholarship Fundraiser raffle auction, 6 p.m., Sugarloaf Inn, 5092 Access Road. 237-2250. Books Wednesday, Feb. 21: Jay, “The Danish Girl,” book and film discussion group, 6 p.m., Jay Niles Memorial Library, 983 Main St. Thursday, Feb. 22: Carrabassett Valley, “Enduring Heights,” John & Cynthia Orcutt, 4:30 […]