The Award By Danielle Steel Published by Delacorte Press 2016 Pages 319 Price $28.99 Danielle Steel writes with an easy flow of language and a compelling plot. She has written over sixty books. Her focus is on romance, courage, mystery, and conflicts inside the human condition. Steel’s plot in her book “The Award,” deals with […]
2019
Posted inJournal Tribune, South Portland Sentry
Dow’s Woods: ‘A community gem’
SOUTH PORTLAND — The Dow’s Woods Preserve and Trail opened Aug. 1, drawing about 75 people to a ribbon cutting and tour of the 9.3-acre parcel, whose entrance is located at 590 Highland Ave. The Dow’s Woods Trail loops through the Dow’s Woods Nature Preserve, whose acreage houses undeveloped, dense woodland and a two-acre pond. […]
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Playground dedicated at Sanford YMCA
SANFORD – Dozens gathered at Sanford Springvale YMCA on a bright Friday morning to celebrate the Leipold Family and thank them for their ongoing dedication to improving the lives of today’s youth. The playground at the Y has been dedicated to the memory of Tim Leipold. The youngest of the four Leipold brothers, Tim was […]
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Zaffie Hadiaris: Tea can soothe what ails you
“Peace is always beautiful.” Walt Whitman, “The Sleepers” Every time we pick up a magazine these days there is an article about the health benefits of tea. There are many: heart health, cancer protection, weight management, allergy relief, diabetes, arthritis, and heart disease protection. Research also suggests that tea may play an important roll in […]
Posted inJournal Tribune, Scarborough Leader
Citizens asked to ‘Give Bees A Chance’
SCARBOROUGH — Environment Maine is asking the public to Give Bees a Chance at their Community Action Event on Saturday, Aug. 10, from noon to 2 p.m., at Frith Farm. “Millions of bees are dying off, with alarming consequences for our environment and our food supply,” Environment Maine State Director Carissa Maurin said in a […]
Posted inJournal Tribune, Kennebunk Post
Children’s author to visit Kennebunk Free Library on Aug. 20
Swim on in to Kennebunk Free Library on Tuesday, Aug. 20 at 10:15 a.m. for a visit from Jocelyn Lacey, local author. Lacey will visit during the regular story time to share her book, “Coral’s First Sleepover,” all about mermaid fun. “Coral’s First Sleepover” is about a mermaid named Coral who lives off the coast […]
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Commentary: Democratic congressman shames his own constituents, and himself
Defenders of Joaquin Castro’s tweet don’t understand the line between criticism and harassment.
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Sanford Police, city ink new contract
SANFORD – Without comment, the Sanford City Council on Aug. 6 approved a one-year contract with the Sanford Police Association that addresses wages and benefits, with a view to negotiating a three-year contract addressing other matters next year. The one-year police agreement outlines an 8 percent pay increase – which City Manager Steve Buck noted […]
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Saco Ward 3 councilor to run for mayor
SACO — William “Bill” Doyle has thrown his hat in the ring for the candidacy of Saco Mayor. Doyle, who is serving his second term as city councilor for Ward 3, said he’s committed to fair and proactive leadership for the citizens of Saco. Doyle lives with his partner, Amber, and stepson. He was raised […]
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Judge orders company sued in lobster embezzlement scheme to pay $4.5 million
SACO – A federal judge Thursday ordered a company allegedly created to help facilitate a scheme to steal lobsters to pay a civil judgment of more than $4.5 million. The ruling came in a lawsuit filed by Sea Salt, a Saco restaurant and lobster wholesaler, against a former employee and part owner over lobsters allegedly […]
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