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Lincoln Club holds annual dinner

On February 4, the Cumberland County Lincoln Club will hold its 121st Lincoln dinner in honor of President Abraham Lincoln. Senators Olympia Snowe and Susan Collins, as well as the candidates for the Republican nomination for governor have been invited. Professor Joseph Reisert will be the featured speaker. Educated at Princeton and Harvard, Reisert is […]

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Lincoln Club holds annual dinner

On February 4, the Cumberland County Lincoln Club will hold its 121st Lincoln dinner in honor of President Abraham Lincoln. Senators Olympia Snowe and Susan Collins, as well as the candidates for the Republican nomination for governor have been invited. Professor Joseph Reisert will be the featured speaker. Educated at Princeton and Harvard, Reisert is […]

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Recently both Time Magazine and the Wall Street Journal have featured articles on T’ai Chi describing it as “the perfect exercise.” The current interest and popularity in the practice of this ancient Chinese meditative movement is further fueled by the hard-working and hard-playing attitude of many people these days. T’ai Chi’s offers a unique integration […]

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Connecting with kids

Maggie Gray and Lily Flood probably have one of the most experienced teachers a child can get – their grandmother, Pam Leo, who estimates she has about 55,000 hours of experience with children. That’s due to the 22 years that Leo, a Gorham resident, owned her own daycare center. She has used that experience to […]

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Connecting with kids

Maggie Gray and Lily Flood probably have one of the most experienced teachers a child can get – their grandmother, Pam Leo, who estimates she has about 55,000 hours of experience with children. That’s due to the 22 years that Leo, a Gorham resident, owned her own daycare center. She has used that experience to […]

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Connecting with kids

Maggie Gray and Lily Flood probably have one of the most experienced teachers a child can get – their grandmother, Pam Leo, who estimates she has about 55,000 hours of experience with children. That’s due to the 22 years that Leo, a Gorham resident, owned her own daycare center. She has used that experience to […]

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Music at Chicky

Chicky’s is starting off 2006 with a new stage and a new act from Boston, the Scissormen. Playing what they call “butt rockin’ juke blues”, this guitar and drum duo have gotten great reviews in the Boston Globe and the Washington Post. The Scissormen will be performing at Chicky’s Fine Diner on 3 Bridge Street […]

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Music at Chicky

Chicky’s is starting off 2006 with a new stage and a new act from Boston, the Scissormen. Playing what they call “butt rockin’ juke blues”, this guitar and drum duo have gotten great reviews in the Boston Globe and the Washington Post. The Scissormen will be performing at Chicky’s Fine Diner on 3 Bridge Street […]

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AJ Sports Digest 1-11-06

Holmes helps Falcons to win Jeff Holmes had 12 points, five rebounds and two blocks in Bentley College’s 81-60 win Saturday over Assumption College in Worcester. The Westbrook native is averaging 11.8 points a game, and leads the team in rebounds (6.8 per game) and blocks (10 this season), helping the Falcons to a 7-6 […]

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Free trees from Arbor Day Foundation

The National Arbor Day foundation is giving 10 flowering trees free to every person who joins the organization during January 2006 as part of the foundation’s Trees for America campaign. Members will receive two white flowering dogwoods, two flowering crabapples, two Washington hawthorns, two American redbuds, and two kousa dogwoods. The trees will be shipped […]