In Sanford, there will be 6 wreaths placed commemorating veterans service, beginning at 6:45 a.m. in Central Park. At 9:15 a.m. a Water Ceremony will take place at Number One Pond on William Oscar Emery Drive. A Memorial Day parade will begin at 10 a.m. at William Oscar Emery Drive, make its way to Main […]
May 2018
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What should you look for in an annual financial review?
Given the complexities of the investment world, you might consider working with a financial professional to help you move toward your goals, such as a comfortable retirement. You’ll want to establish good communication with whomever you choose, and you should meet in person at least once a year to discuss your situation. At these annual […]
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Recipe: Hot Smoked Salmon (or trout) and Vegetable Plate with Preserved Lemon and Caper Vinaigrette
This meal can serve as breakfast, lunch or dinner.
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Sanford High musician earns Alumni Band Scholarship
YORK COUNTY — The Alumni Band has announced that Jeanna Beaudoin, a graduating senior at Sanford High School, is this year’s recipient of the Marcel ‘Mike’ Drapeau Alumni Band Scholarship, an award of $1,000. This award was announced during the Annual Alumni Band Scholarship Concert held at Old Orchard Beach Loranger Memorial Middle School on […]
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Making memories
Do you ever have the feeling where you wish you could stay in one moment or period forever? It is a feeling of being super content or elated for the time being. You are happy with the people around you or the activity you are participating in. The birds may be chirping and the sun […]
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Saco Main Street director displays art
SACO — Rob Biggs relocated with his family to Saco from Illinois in 2015, and in the span of just a few years he has become one of the most well-known people downtown Saco. Biggs became the executive director of local economic development group Saco Main Street, and he is frequently seen walking the streets […]
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U.S. Gulf Coast prepares as Alberto brings rain, winds north
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — Florida, Alabama and Mississippi launched emergency preparations ahead of the arrival of Subtropical Storm Alberto, a slow-moving system expected to cause wet misery across the eastern U.S. Gulf Coast over the holiday weekend. Heavy downpours were expected to begin lashing parts of Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama on Sunday. The […]
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Police: Incognito threw weights before hospitalization
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — Police took veteran NFL guard Richie Incognito to a mental hospital after he allegedly threw weights and tennis balls at gym employees and another patron and told officers the government is spying on him, according to a report released Thursday. Boca Raton police say a patron at Life Time Athletic, […]
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Change will never change
Nothing lasts forever. And many of us spend our entire lives coming to grips with that. Look at the typical child. She’ll get so involved in the enjoyment of a visit to a cousin’s house that others can’t help but smile from watching her. Until it’s time to leave. Then watch how ugly that smiling […]
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Veterans History Project commemorates 70th anniversary of military desegregation
WASHINGTON — The Library of Congress’ Veterans History Project (VHP) has launched an online “Experiencing War” website feature, titled “Equality of Treatment and Opportunity: Executive Order 9981,” marking the 70th anniversary of the landmark order that abolished racial discrimination in the U.S. armed forces. The feature highlights 15 digitized collections in the VHP archive, each of […]
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