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2019
Letters: LePage no stranger to hypocrisy; Pre-K is worth the cost
LePage no stranger to hypocrisy The lead article in the Jan. 4 edition in The Times Record discusses the pardon by former governor Paul LePage of convicted drug dealer Jeffery Pierce. The writer seems to be surprised that LePage who, during his eight years in office, has been so vocal in his opposition to anyone […]
Frances Ellen Brawn
Richmond – Frances Ellen Brawn, 77, of Richmond passed peacefully on January 3, 2019 at Maine Medical Center. Frances was born in Brunswick, Maine on July 4, 1941, a daughter of John and Edna Tome. She was a Brunswick High School alum and worked at Etonic Shoe before joining Clarostat Manufacturing until her retirement. Frances […]
June Irene Rowland
HARPSWELL – June Irene Rowland, 89, of Harpswell, ME, died December 31, 2018 at Mid Coast Hospital in Brunswick, ME with family by her side. Condolences may be expressed to the family at www.FuneralAlternatives.net.
Holly B. Mooers
1951 – 2019 Holly B. Mooers, 67, of Augusta, Maine and Case Grande, Arizona, passed away peacefully with her husband and family by her side after a courageous battle with cancer. Her beautiful smile, love, and compassion will be missed dearly by those who were lucky to have known her. Holly was born in Leominster, […]
Deborah L. Shaunesey
Bath- Deborah L. Shaunesey, 60, of Dummer Street died Saturday, January 5, 2019 at her residence. She was born in Bath on August 16, 1958, a daughter of Dorothy L. Coombs. She graduated from Morse High School in 1976 and on June 17, 1977 she married Ronald L. Shaunesey. She was employed at Ames Department […]
Shade narrowly hinders Woolwich solar farm from hitting first-year production goal
WOOLWICH — The Woolwich solar farm performed slightly below expectations in its first year, but town and company officials think it will do better in the coming year with some minor adjustments. The solar farm, which went online on December 28, 2017, produced about 28,000 kWh in its first year — slightly less than the […]
Government shutdown a stinging blow to Maine’s craft breweries
Owners of craft breweries in Maine are worried that sales could go flat during the federal government shutdown because the agency that processes licenses and approves labels for out-of-state beer sales has been closed since the shutdown began 2½ weeks ago. In York, an expansion of SoMe Brewing Co. – to add York Beach Beer […]
News from the Southern Midcoast Chamber: January Happenings To Keep You Active
Engagement. It’s such a big deal right now and it really is an indicator of success of any organization or community. Engagement asks, not how many, but rather how many are active. Take our chamber of commerce as an example, it’s not how many members you have that indicate success but how many are engaging […]
Wednesday’s college roundup: Ex-UMaine football coach named National Coach of the Year
Joe Harasymiak is honored by the American Football Coaches Association.
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