Mid Coast Hospital, Brunswick A girl, Kinsley Lee Cagle, to Steven Christopher Cagle and Jessica Lynn (Williams) Brillant of Whitefield, Feb. 9, 2018. A girl, Layla Shea Adams, to Zachery Alan Adams and Melanie Lynn Zimmerman of Rockland, March 2, 2018. A boy, Matthew Dwight Leighton, to David G. Leighton and Hannah G. Enoch of […]
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Children’s activities abound at Wells Library
WELLS — As winter continues to drag on, children can find plenty of activities to work on indoors at the Wells Public Library. Here’s a rundown of upcoming events for children and teens: Alphabet Party Thursday, March 22 at 6 p.m. P is for Party, R is for Read. Coming to the library is just […]
SIS Bank sponsors United Way ‘Day of Caring’ with $500 donation
SANFORD—For the sixth year in a row, SIS Bank is proud to sponsor the United Way of York County’s annual Day of Caring. This year, SIS Bank has made a $500 donation in support of the volunteer services provided by United Way of York County to a broad range of local nonprofits. The 23rd annual Day of […]
Pennsylvania’s Special Election shows center still exists
Last week Pennsylvania’s 18th Congressional District went from voting for then-candidate Donald Trump in 2016 by roughly 20 points to, at the moment barring a recount, voting for a Democrat by just under three tenths of a percent. As with each special election since the beginning of President Trump’s term, the pundits and strategists have been putting their spin […]
What’s the social cost of carbon?
When President Barack Obama wanted to curtail carbon dioxide emissions, he instructed his economic advisors to construct a way to calculate the emissions’ effect on society. The metric thus adopted by the EPA is called the “social cost of carbon.” Right from the start we should note an important distinction: Carbon is an element; carbon […]
Dayton student participates in alternative spring break
BOSTON, Mass. — During the week of March 5, Lauren Boissonnault of Dayton was one of 14 Emmanuel students to participate in the College’s Boston-based Alternative Spring Break. The activity is is a week-long, faith-based service trip held during the college’s traditional spring break that bridges volunteer work with education and reflection on larger social issues […]
Company praises Alfred agent for sales achievement
ALFRED — Kevin P. Monroe of Alfred, a representative of Modern Woodmen of America, has been named to Modern Woodmen’s President’s Cabinet. This distinction recognizes Monroe’s high achievement in the sales of financial products to meet families’ protection, savings and retirement needs. He ranks among the organization’s top representatives nationwide. The local Modern Woodmen office […]
DAR honors ‘Good Citizens’ for 2017-2018
BIDDEFORD — The Rebecca Emery Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held their annual American History Essay and DAR Good Citizens contest awards ceremony and tea at Atria of Kennebunk last month. The DAR Good Citizens Award and Scholarship Contest is intended to encourage and reward the qualities of good citizenship. This award […]
Suspect nabbed Friday had eluded police for two years
LIMERICK — A man who allegedly ran from law enforcement on Friday, but was later apprehended and who allegedly eluded authorities for two years was wanted on a number of warrants, including probation revocation in connection with a conviction for acquiring drugs by deception. A York County Sheriff’s Office deputy first encountered the man they […]
Husband faces domestic violence terrorizing charges
LIMERICK — A 54 year-old man was arrested and charged with domestic violence terrorizing just after 5:30 p.m. Friday. York County Sheriff William King said Joseph French was taken into custody after threatening to hurt his spouse. King said the report showed French had allegedly been drinking, which he said violated conditions of French’s release […]