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Casino job fair set for April 14

OXFORD — The Oxford Casino will hold a second job fair next weekend for remaining open positions, including servers, cooks, bartenders, cage vault cashiers and slot technicians. Scott Smith, spokesman for the casino, said that as opening day approaches, the casino is hiring employees for day-to-day operations. The job fair will be held April 14 […]

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Posted inLetters

B. Strout: Take advantage of the opportunity

Article 13 on Poland’s 2012 town meeting warrant seeks the town’s purchase of property located between Ricker Library and the Poland Police Department and Poland Recreation Department buildings. The article was initiated by citizen petition, as prescribed by the town charter. The property in question is the only piece of land not currently owned by […]

Posted inLewiston-Auburn

Poland to vote on Fire Station project at town meeting

POLAND — Voters at the annual town meeting Saturday will decide whether to build a major addition to the Fire Rescue Station and purchase more property next to the Town Hall. Article 12 seeks approval for a bond, not to exceed $2.3 million, to finance a major expansion at the Fire Rescue Station on Aggregate […]

Posted inObituaries

Harold A. Andrews

AUBURN — Harold A. Andrews, 89, of Auburn, formerly of Poland, passed away as he lived his life, peacefully and quietly on April 3. In his own words: “He was born the oldest of 5 children to the late Alfred D. and Iona F. (Littlehale) Andrews at the family farm at North Paris, on June […]

Posted inLewiston-Auburn

Poland selectmen seek to fulfill town water needs

POLAND — Selectmen want to keep the town’s options open when it comes to possible future expansions to the project to bring water to the South Village area. John Cleveland, the town’s economic development consultant, told selectmen Tuesday that he was working with the owners of Shaker Hill Nursery to see if it made sense […]

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RSU 16 mum on personnel issue

POLAND — The RSU 16 committee held a special closed-door session Monday at the district’s Central Office to discuss personnel issues. At the conclusion of the three-hour meeting, Chairman Mary Ella Jones said the committee had taken no action and had no statement to make. Jones had said that she could not officially comment on […]

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M. Bailey: Don’t walk away from trouble

Sometimes it is difficult for me to believe that people can turn away and pretend that others don’t exist. That is exactly what the Legislature is doing with the changes suggested to workers compensation. I was a firefighter for almost three decades. One morning, after working at a fire for 10 hours, I felt terrible. […]

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S. Tetenman: Reasonable solutions lacking

In response to Joseph Cimino (letter, March 17), the quote from Grover Norquist was from a speech Norquist gave to the Conservative Political Action Conference on Feb. 23. Republicans also say, “Let’s compromise; just do it our way.” Many Republicans will not compromise under any circumstances. When President Barack Obama was elected, Republican Sen. Mitch […]