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Posted inConnections

HUD survey seeks count of homeless

LEWISTON — If you or someone you know is homeless, Tri-County Mental Health Services needs your help. Government funds are sent to states and agencies based on the number of homeless that live in each community. Help get the resources you need simply by standing up being counted. There are two ways to be counted: 1. […]

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Rumford Hospital GEMS 2012 celebrated

RUMFORD — Seven years ago the Central Maine Medical Family developed a program, GEMS, which recognizes clinical staff and clinical support staff for excellence in five areas: clinical excellence, customer service, education and research, leadership and community service. The ultimate goal of the program is to demonstrate commitment to excellence in patient care throughout the […]

Posted inObituaries

Lewis C. Ladd

CANTON — Lewis C. Ladd, 94, formerly of Roxbury most of his life, died Monday, Dec. 3, at the Victorian Villa Rehabilitation & Living Center. He was born in Phillips, July 27, 1918, the son of Cleveland and Ada (Pease) Ladd, and had attended Roxbury schools. During World War II, he served in the U.S. […]

Posted inAdvertiser Democrat, Oxford Hills, River Valley

Storm brings minor flooding, power outages to Western Maine

RUMFORD — The effects of Hurricane Sandy didn’t bring anything to Oxford County that first responders couldn’t handle, Teresa Glick, deputy director of the Oxford County Emergency Management Agency, said Tuesday in Paris. Additionally, she said no one called seeking shelter from the storm, which dumped less than 2.5 inches of rain in Bethel, Otisfield […]

Posted inLetters

R. Worthley: They don’t believe in America

After stupidly watching a rerun of the Biden-Ryan debate, my blood pressure soared again. I knew Biden came from a small state, but I never realized his childlike behavior matched the size of his state. If I were on the border about who to vote for, his infantile and rude exhibition should have changed many […]

Posted inRiver Valley

Roxbury board to replace vandalized Frye Cemetery sign

ROXBURY — Selectmen unanimously voted Tuesday night to replace the new wooden sign at the entrance to Old Frye Cemetery that was vandalized sometime overnight on Oct. 12. Jean Shaw of the Cemetery Committee recommended replacing the sign, which was torn down and broken in half, with a larger 3- by 4-foot sign. It will […]