Police investigating after a mother from the Oxford area spotted the drugs inside the Happy Meal box she ordered for her son.
Mark LaFlamme
Eureka! Walmart pole mystery solved!
Street Talk: Behold the A-pillar blind spot, the cause of so much woe and/or hilarity.
Never get lost: The art of orienteering
Sure there’s GPS — until there’s no signal or the batteries die. But if you have a compass and some know-how under your belt you could save your life. And win national competitions.
‘It’s just summer’: Locals prepare for heat
Hot days are in the forecast for early next week, although it remains to be seen if it will result in a bona fide heat wave.
‘Circle Electrik’: Local band Skösh pays homage to 80s Turner nightclub with new song
The Circle Electrik bottle club was located on Route 4 in Turner. In the 1980s, it was considered one of THE places to be, if you lived in the Twin Cities area.
Street Talk: Old time sleuthing with Ma Bell
Say what you want about the archaic nature of phone books, but with one of them, I found exactly what I was looking for in about six seconds.
Voices of the Sun Journal press
The men and women who worked alongside the newspaper’s Goss Urbanite press over its 42 years in service share their memories.
Talk of the town: Ode to the potato
Target coming to Auburn Lord, I hope they don’t put up yellow poles to control parking. Stick with those giant red balls, Target. Only a fool would ram into one of those. (Wait for it …) Maine Legislature torches Viking-style funeral pyres bill Waddaya mean? Are you telling me these rituals are illegal at the […]
Those yellow poles in the Walmart parking lot; they’re out to get us
Street Talk: I think we can all agree on this: In the war between Walmart’s yellow poles and our cars, trucks and minivans, the poles are winning on every front.
Talk of the Town: Do you smell that?
“Lobster lovers feeling the pinch of high prices” “Feel the pinch!” I get it! Because lobsters have pincers. Ha! That’s a good one! I am laughing out loud. But as far as the craving for lobster, count me out. I lost my taste for them a few years ago when it occurred to me — […]