Knowing your MRD status can help you move forward with confidence when planning for all of life’s moments. (NAPSI)—If you or someone you know has ever had blood cancer, a term you might have heard is “minimal residual disease,” or MRD. MRD refers to the small number of cancer cells that can stay in the […]
STATE OF MAINE PROBATE COURT COURT ST., SKOWHEGAN, ME SOMERSET, ss NOTICE TO CREDITORS 18-A MRSA sec. 3-801 The following Personal Representatives have been appointed in the estates noted. The first publication date of this notice January 21,2021. If you are a creditor of an estate listed below, you must present your claim within four […]
Newly-published author, Deb Brown, of Norridgewock, recently had her book, Moving To A Higher Zip-Code, a memoir about her accidental spiritual journey published and it is now available on Amazon or at Balboa Press. There is perhaps no greater gift one person can give another than to share his or her story. This book is […]
To the editor: As a veteran of two wars, it is with a tear in my eye as I witnessed what happened to our great republic. It’s hard to believe that true Republicans would have had anything to do with this insurrection. In my opinion this peaceful protest got taken over by people who were […]
Falls to 39th in overall freedoms Freedom in the 50 states, published by the Cato Institute, scores all 50 states according to how their public policies affect individual freedom. The Cato Institute recently released the latest edition of Freedom in the 50 States, which ranks each U.S. state by how its public policies promote freedom […]
The Town Line presents the STUDENT WRITERS PROGRAM This week featuring: ERSKINE ACADEMY by Wes McGlew Junior, Erskine Academy What seemed like 10 years ago, March, was the beginning of this crazy, terrifying, isolating adventure that we experienced through a screen. Everything I had been looking forward to this year had suddenly been uprooted and […]
What is the Super Bowl record of the Seattle Seahawks? Answer: 1 win, 2 losses. Win 43-8 over Denver; losses to Pittsburgh 21-10 and New England 28-24.
DAVID R. CAIRNIE CLINTON – David Robert Cairnie, 80, of Clinton, formerly of Fairfield, passed away at Togus Veterans Hospital, in Augusta, on Wednesday, December 30, 2020, following a short illness. Dave was born in Waterville, the first child of the late Ethel (Taylor) and William David Cairnie, on January 25, 1940. He attended Lawrence […]
by Carla Gade Albert Church Brown librarian To help ward off the wintertime blues, the Albert Church Brown Memorial Library in China Village announces some programs to bring a little laughter and cheer to the community in January and February. The nostalgic themes include little known and unusual facts about Maine, reminiscing over yesterday’s sitcoms, […]
Being aware of food portion size, the kinds of foods and beverages you consume, and how often you have them may be a step to help you make healthier food choices. What kinds of foods and drinks should I consume? Visit ChooseMyPlate.gov to learn more about what kinds of food and drinks to consume and what […]