ALFRED – A request for a salary increase by York County Register of Deeds Nancy Hammond for herself and Deputy Register Wendy Daniels, went nowhere Wednesday after a motion for the raises died in a tied vote of York County Commissioners. Hammond officially took office in January, following the November election, though she stepped in […]
2019
Helen Marie Prescott
LEWISTON – Helen Marie Prescott, 70, of Lewiston, peacefully passed away July 26, 2019 at home with her loving family by her side. Helen was born in Portland, July 6, 1949, daughter of the late Mary and Henry Goan. She attended Cathedral High School and met the love of her life when she was 15 […]
Spread of ticks in Acadia National Park linked to 1947 fire
ACADIA NATIONAL PARK — Ticks are much more abundant in the parts of Acadia National Park that burned in the October 1947 fire than in the areas that were spared. That is a preliminary finding of research into the prevalence and distribution of ticks in the park. “We’re trying to establish associations between where we […]
Jay paper mill in line for millions in new investment
The Verso Corp. plans to invest $120 million in three pulp and paper mills, including significant upgrades to its Androscoggin Mill in Jay. The company announced the two-year capital plan in a conference call with analysts Thursday morning. Interim CEO Leslie Lederer said the company wants to make more packaging and specialty papers and reduce […]
Kennebunk service plaza reopened after gas leak
A natural gas leak temporarily closed the northbound service plaza in Kennebunk along the Maine Turnpike Thursday afternoon. The Kennebunk Fire Department was called to the scene about 2:25 p.m. and together they worked with a utility company to shut off the gas supply and track down the leak, the Maine Turnpike Authority said. The […]
Maine gets $6 million in federal funding to address opioid crisis
Maine health agencies have secured $6 million in federal grants to battle the opioid crisis, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services announced Thursday. The $6 million will go to community health clinics, hospital systems and the University of Maine for treatment, prevention and to help boost the workforce. Maine has been in the midst […]
Lovely Farmhouse in Falmouth Combines Period Charm and Modern Amenities
The c. 1850 home was moved to its present riverside site in 1999.
Support candidates who favor sound, sensible regulation of firearms
Editor, There are certain life events one celebrates and remembers forever…weddings, new babies, graduations, reunions, receiving awards. Sadly, life is a balance and we also recall the tragedies…the illnesses, deaths, and funerals. This weekend of shootings in El Paso and Dayton within hours of one another brought back haunting memories that will live with me […]
Constance J. “Connie” Carlson
BRUNSWICK – Constance J. “Connie” Carlson, 82, died at her home on Aug. 3, 2019. She was born on Aug. 10, 1936 in Brunswick, to Omer A. Livernois and Velzora Debeck. They moved to Topsham shortly after her birth. Connie was the past president of the Topsham Police Auxiliary (10-66-67). She attended local schools, graduating […]
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