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 December 26, 2019 If you are a creditor of an estate listed below, you must present your claim within […]
ELIZABETH E. JOLICOEUR WATERVILLE – Elizabeth E. “Betty” Jolicoeur, 90, of Waterville, passed away on Friday, October 4, 2019., after suffering a massive stroke on September 30, and did not recover. During her final week, her daughter, Judy, son, Joel, and adopted son, Frank, were by her side in support and honor of her dignity […]
In 2020, Camp Bomazeen, the Scout camp on Great Pond, in Belgrade, will be celebrating its 75th Anniversary. In 1945, Camp Bomazeen opened to provide an adventure for Maine Scouts in an idyllic setting. Over the course of the past 75 years, thousands of Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, Explorers and Venturers have camped amongst the […]
by Eric Westbye As the Christmas season approaches, two local teenage sisters from Sidney are giving back to the community in a big way. Sierra Gagnon, 17, and her sister, Macie, 15, have grown up in a family that stresses giving and putting others first. This is evidenced by what they did recently for some […]
(NAPSI)—When a child or youth is placed into foster care, their safety and well-being become the shared responsibility of the community. Organizations such as the nonprofit Treehouse are an important part of the solution. Staff and volunteers work to provide childhood experiences everyone deserves, connection to resources and a successful launch into adulthood. With close […]
Grade 12 High honors: Cassidy Ayotte, Isaac Boucher, Annika Carey, Caitlin Crawford, Ricky Gordon III, Lemuel Kimball, Scott Mason, Dalton Way and Skye Welch; Honors: Ashley Cates, Summer Cole, Caroline Decker, Olivia Fortier, Olivia Gonio, Ariel Guinn, Olivia Hassell, Madison Jaros, Dylan Leach, Abby Richardson, Cheyenne Sirois, Cheyeanne Stubbs and Jesiah Wilcox-Quimby. Grade 11 High […]
The ladies at the Vassalboro charity group Sew for a Cause are at it again: saving the world one thread at a time. Some of their recent accomplishments include: Quilts, throw pillows and pillowcases made for Habitat for Humanity and picked up by Peter Phair. Pajama pants, hats, neck warmers and quilts made for the […]
Situation: It’s mid-January in central Maine. You are dealing with cold temps, snow, gray skies and repetitive media news. Question: So what plans do you have to provide for thought provoking, educationally stimulating and fun socializing with new found neighbors and friends? Answer: On Thursdays beginning January 16th Belfast Senior College will commence it’s 4 […]
To the editor: Re: Letter of Rev. Jim Ferrone: Thank you for your thoughts on a very timely topic [The Town Line, Letters to the Editor, December 5, 2019]. It’s true that the universities are only teaching one way to think. Thank you for a good job and well done. Also, keep the good thoughts […]
To the editor: A recent post on DailyOM.com triggered thoughts I have been thinking about all day. When my son was a teenager, he and his buddy would be out looking for odd jobs for money. Whether it be during the summer or winter they were asking for work. Allowances weren’t just given without chores […]