Work secretively to avoid interference. Once you have everything in place, it will be difficult for anyone to stand in your way. An interesting personal change will enhance your mental, physical and emotional outlook. Learn as you go and be willing to adapt to current trends. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) – Take a different approach […]
2016
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Sense & Sensitivity
DEAR HARRIETTE: I baby-sit for the child next door, and he seems to be growing up quickly. This little boy, “Jake,” curses like a sailor! Jake is 6 years old. I am not sure if it is his parents who use this type of language around him, or if he picks it up in school. […]
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Bridge
Michael Crichton said, “I am certain there is too much certainty in the world.” Is that certainly true? Regardless of one’s opinion, at the bridge table, it is certainly desirable to play your cards so that success is a certainty. Can you see the guaranteed line in this six-heart slam? What should South do after […]
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Entertainment News
NEW DELHI — Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt said freedom was “the most amazing thing” after he left prison Thursday upon completing his five-year sentence for illegal weapons possession in a case linked to the 1993 terror attack in Mumbai. Dutt’s wife Maanyata and noted filmmaker Rajkumar Hirani greeted the actor as he came out of […]
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Numerous highway projects announced for York County
YORK COUNTY — With the approach of spring comes the ills often hidden by winter snow, like that particularly bumpy stretch of state road, or a multi-road intersection that gives a driver heart palpitations upon the approach. Some of those ills are scheduled to be cured this construction season. The Maine Department of Transportation has […]
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Wells JHS hosts geography bee
WELLS — On Feb. 2, a sixth-grade student at Wells Junior High School, Griffin Allaire, won first place in the school’s annual participation at the local school level of the National Geographic Society’s 28th National Geography Bee. Through a process of elimination, Katie Plourde, an eighth-grade student at WJHS, become runner-up and Allaire’s backup should […]
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Saco Island developer avoids foreclosure
SACO — A company with plans for a large scale development on Saco Island has avoided foreclosure by paying its tax bill to the city. Operating under the umbrella of Dirigo Capital Advisors, Saco Island East LLC announced in November plans to develop the nearly 6-acre vacant parcel of Saco Island that lies east of […]