PALERMO — Selectmen have only themselves left to appoint to their other job to complete this year’s slate of town officials.
April 2011
Posted inCelebrations
Dorso,Moreau
FARMINGDALE — Harry and Lynn Dorso of Farmingdale have announced the engagement of their daughter, Erica Dorso of Farmingdale to Nicolas Moreau of Poland, son of Larry and Sandy Moreau of Poland Spring.
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Cloutier,Printz
PALERMO — Adam and Kelly Cloutier of Palermo announce the engagement of their daughter, Kelsy Jean Cloutier to Trent Curtis Printz, son of Lonnie and Tina Printz of Arcanum, Ohio.
Posted inLifestyle
Black girl doesn’t understand how to approach white men
I’m a interested in dating white men and have some questions. How does a black girl approach a white guy? What if he’s not interested in me? How do you feel about interracial dating?’
Posted inCelebrations
Barker,Keaten
ATHENS — Tammy Pinkham of North Anson and Norman Barker of Stratton are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Charlotte Barker to Paul Keaten II, son of Veronica Keaten of Dexter, Maine, and Chuck Keaten from Brighton, Maine.
Posted inLifestyle
TRAVELIN’ MAINE(RS): Seek out time at the Harraseeket
“I would go to a conference on watching paint dry if it included lunch at the Harraseeket.” These were the words of Carol Ford of Cranberry Island Kitchens when she learned of our pending visit to Freeport’s Harraseeket Inn. She’d obviously been there before. It’s a place you just can’t get enough of.
Posted inNews
New program aims to inspire entrepeneurs
AUGUSTA — The next great business idea very well may be stuck in the head of some high school student here in central Maine.
Posted inOpinion
MAINE COMPASS: Bottle bill addresses only small part of total recycling program
If I read the newspaper’s recent editorial correctly, you don’t even want to have a discussion about how to improve recycling in Maine if it involves changes to the bottle bill.
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At Colby business competition, farming pitches score major funding
WATERVILLE — Instead of good grades, students at Colby College on Saturday were striving for money.