About 9,000 Mainers get the horrible news that they have some form of cancer every year. In 2016, one of those Mainers was a young woman in Limestone, who learned that she had breast cancer.
In recent years the Presque Isle Code Enforcement Office has been more active in condemning buildings as unsafe and dangerous. There are certain criteria and guidelines that the city follows in declaring a building dangerous and unsafe.
Ellis Island has the mystique of being the premier port of entry for immigrants. But many of the stories about the island have no foundation in fact. If you think your ancestors entered the U.S. through Ellis Island, you could be right — or are you?
July is National Grange Month. Yet many people today are unfamiliar with the Grange and the debt society owes this organization.
As we, as a County people, emerge from the clutches of COVID, I find myself challenged to reflect upon what was lost and what was gained over the months of mourning and method whether mental or physical.
As the most unusual session of the Legislature in many years ends, Republicans in the Maine State Senate have a lot to reflect on.
As the weather has warmed, a familiar problem has been revealed — litter. Litter at some of our recycling igloo locations has become a significant issue, and one that we are asking for the public’s help with.
J’ commence quissement a croire que la frontière international pourais ouvrir un jour. Ca fait tellement longtemps qu’ont a pas cousiné d’un bôrd a l’autre.
Summer has begun and the mosquitoes and black flies are feasting on everyone. Thanks to COVID-19 issues there are problems with the supply of blood and blood products. And for the first time this year, the flyswatter has assumed its position as an office staff member.
What does a diamond symbolize in the world we live in today? Wealth? Power? The flaunting of a societal position or booming success? Does the size of the diamond increase with the intensity of the commitment? Is it a gauge that measures the potency of love?
