Big tax increase inevitable, but when? Growing debt make higher taxes inevitable Debt grows, deficit hawks become rare More deficits, debt, taxes coming Gordon L. Weil Get ready for a tax increase. It will be a big one. We just don’t know when it will happen. The problem is the federal debt. The government owes […]
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Santa and Mrs. Claus headed for Sanford
Santa and Mrs. Claus will be stopping by the Louis B. Goodall Memorial Library, 952 Main /st., Sanford, from 3- 6 p.m. Nov. 28. Sponsored by the girls Who Grant organizaiton, the event includes photography by Ashleigh Full Photography, who will be taking pictures for $10, with results back to families in time to make Christmas […]
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Adam Cote joins Drummond Woodsum
PORTLAND — Drummond Woodsum has announced that Adam Cote, Esq. has joined the firm to lead the Energy and Utilities Practice group. A Sanford native, Cote has 20 years of service in the Maine Army National Guard’s historic 133rd Engineering Battalion including tours in Bosnia, Iraq and Afghanistan and brings significant private sector, entrepreneurial and legal […]
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The technologies that treat cancer continue to improve at an incredible pace. The powerful combination of imaging and treatment technology makes treatment easier and faster. As York County’s only radiation treatment center, it’s critical to be on the leading edge of this advanced movement, said Dr. Philip Villiotte, radiation oncologist and medical director of the Cancer […]
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The sky’s the limit
SANFORD — For Brittany Park, 16, being a cadet in the Civil Air Patrol is like having a second family. And while not everyone who is a CAP cadet chooses a military career, right now, that is what Park is looking at doing — either joining the U.S. Air Force after graduation, or the […]
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Fryer fire closes Sanford McDonalds Friday
SANFORD — A malfunctioning deep fat fryer at the downtown McDonalds at 1008 Main St. closed the restaurant before it opened Friday, but Sanford Fire Marshal Patrick Cotter said the location was expected to open later that day pending an inspection by him and from the state’s health inspector. No one was injured in the 4 […]
