It’s the new reality ”“ girls as young as nine years old are experiencing acne1B ”“ a condition many of us associate with being a teenager. The appearance of acne can be a very sensitive and challenging time for young children; however, according to results from a new survey of 2,000 moms with children ages […]
2013
Posted inJournal Tribune
The safety net that helps Americans with disabilities stay afloat
The safety net that helps Americans with disabilities stay afloat
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Posted inJournal Tribune, Obituaries
Tuesday, July 9, 2013
Max Casbay passed away on Dec. 31, 2012 in Saco. A graveside service will be held Saturday, July 13 at 11:30 a.m. at Laurel Hill Cemetery Deering Park Mausoleum Niches for Max. Rev. Burton Howe will officiate. A reception will follow at Jimmy the Greeks in Old Orchard Beach from 1-4 p.m. Arrangements are by […]
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Mainers, Tide offer affordable family outings
York County is a beautiful place to be in the summer, for tourists and residents alike. There are several beautiful beaches ranging from Old Orchard to Ogunquit, wonderful restaurants at which to eat, water and amusement parks in Saco and endless opportunities to enjoy a vacation or time with your family. But York County also […]
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Easier mortgage processes, positive attitudes inspire renters to buy
(BPT) – Owning a home has been an integral element of the American Dream for generations. But is ownership right for you? And if it is, how do you know if it’s the right time in your life to purchase a home? Thirty-two percent of American households are renters, according to the National Multi Housing […]
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Beaches, jungles and beyond: Top sights to see on Costa Rica tours
Dazzling natural diversity is the calling card of Latin America’s popular Costa Rica. For travelers, its beaches beckon, but so do misty cloud forests, jungle lodges and an amazing variety of bird, insect and wildlife species. North to south, east to west, Costa Rica has many activities ”“ the biggest dilemma is figuring out what […]
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Crash may affect Tuesday vote on Maine oil transport study
Environmentalists fear the Portland Pipe Line Corp. will transport the heavy crude from Canada, and say the crash justifies those fears.
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Train company averages two crashes per year
As confirmed deaths reach 13 in the small Canadian town, investigators look into whether a fire an hour before the explosions may have played a role.
Posted inLakes Region Weekly
Maine Voices: ‘Open for business’? Reneging on Statoil deal says state is anything but
Reopening the bidding on a wind power pilot project sends the wrong message to out-of-state companies.