Roland’s Trivia Question for Thursday, November 19, 2020
Which Super Bowl was the only one not designated with Roman numerals? Answer: Super Bowl 50, February 7, 2016.
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OBITUARIES for Thursday, November 19, 2020
CAROL A. MANSON OAKLAND – Carol Ann (Dudley) Manson, 54, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, October 27, 2020, at MaineGeneral Medical Center, in Augusta. She was born May 21, 1966, in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, the daughter of Larry Winston and Shirley Marie (Brasil) Dudley. She attended Waterville Adult Education and graduated in 1994. On June […]
The written word in business to be presented at chamber breakfast
Ted Helberg, retired business executive and former English instructor will deliver a presentation sharing the importance of good writing in business communications. This is a facilitated discussion on using effective and accurate word choice, grammar, and organization in business writing. Ted will interject a little humor, discuss common errors, and offer methods to correct them. […]
Sabrina Jandreau joins Central Maine Growth Council as Development Coordinator
Central Maine Growth Council, a public-private collaborative regional economic development partnership, has hired Sabrina Jandreau as its next Development Coordinator. Jandreau, a graduate of Gordon College, in Wenham, Massachusetts, will be responsible for supporting the execution of economic and community development projects and programs put forth by the Growth Council. “I am honored to have […]
Unity College earns national honor for sustainability in its curriculum
Association for the Advancement for Sustainability in Higher Education recognizes America’s Environmental College in its Sustainable Campus Index As America’s Environmental College, it’s important for Unity College to establish itself as a leader in sustainability — to not only talk the talk, but to also walk the walk, doubling down on its mission. As Unity […]
FOR YOUR HEALTH: Making Diet Decisions During A Pandemic
(NAPSI)—Dreadful as the pandemic has been, for some people it has meant a positive health change. Three in 10 Americans made a major change to their diet during this time, according to new research. As with most changes, the big question always lingers—will the changes last? The study suggests they may well. Seven in 10 […]
STUDENT WRITERS – Examining “The Social Dilemma”: The real impact on young people
STUDENT WRITERS PROGRAM This week featuring: ERSKINE ACADEMY by Olivia Bourque of Vassalboro, Maine Erskine Academy Junior It is truly paradoxical that a generation has been raised to be enthralled by inventions detrimental to their mental health and wellbeing. A Netflix documentary, The Social Dilemma, addresses the evolution of and dangers of social media, an […]
All Things Irish virtual show planned
The Best of All Things Irish in Maine 2020, a live virtual show featuring a delightful mix of all things Irish in Maine, will be held on Sunday, November 22, from 4 – 6 p.m. on YouTube. Enjoy some of the best Irish talent from across the state of Maine. Music, dance, theater and more. […]
Thanksgiving pies made to order
Submitted by Connie Bellet Just because we can’t have big Thanksgiving gatherings doesn’t mean we can’t have an elegant pie to finish off the most celebrated dinner of the year. Several of Palermo’s Food Pantry volunteers are seeking to raise money to keep the Community Center’s heat on and the freezers running so our neighbors […]