Helping our older residents thrive
Research shows that as we age, most of us want to remain in the communities we know and love, with access to essential services that support a healthy, fulfilling life.
Research shows that as we age, most of us want to remain in the communities we know and love, with access to essential services that support a healthy, fulfilling life.
Ghosts and ghouls haunt the dark recesses of our minds. In times of crisis they come out and create a few moments of anxiety.
To the editor:
If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. Here are three gems I’ve heard about the Main Street renovation.
For the past eight years, I’ve done my best to ensure the voices from The County were heard in Augusta.
To the editor:
Imagine you inherit a huge and well-respected company. You need a new chief executive officer.
To the editor:
Your Social Security is on the line this election. In Maine, 95 percent of retired Mainers 65-plus receive Social Security benefits and more than 360,000 individuals collect Social Security.
To the editor:
The 2024 elections are coming to an end and everyone now pushes to be heard and the days are getting short.
To the editor:
Janet Mills, in her letter to the Times on Oct. 23, stated: “Donald Trump’s plan for a second presidency-Project 2025…” Anything she said after that on the subject of 2025 isn’t worth repeating.
To the editor:
Have you heard about all the political signs that have gone missing? I have put signs on my lawn for years and 2024 was the first time a sign was touched. That’s okay because I had extras.