The city of Portland needs a name for the new park on the eastern waterfront. As a historical walking tour guide in Portland, it seems an obvious opportunity to give some credit where it is long overdue to 19th-century Black civil rights leader Reuben Ruby. Born in Gray in 1798, Ruby lived in Portland most […]
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Obituary: Dorothy Underhill Gardner
AUBURN – On March 5, 2026, Dorothy Underhill Gardner passed peacefully at 89 years old.
Dorothy was born in Bangor, in 1936 …
Death Notice: Dorothy Underhill Gardner
Gardner, Dorothy Underhill 89, of Auburn, March 5, 2026. Visit, 4-7 p.m., March 9 and March 10, Brackett Funeral …
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