FARMINGTON — Mt. Blue High School recently announced its fourth-quarter honor roll.
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Posted inCommunity
Sunset Greenhouses to visit Muskie Center
WATERVILLE — A Sunset Greenhouses representative will present how to grow and cook herbs at 1 p.m. Friday, July 13, at Spectrum Generations Muskie Center.
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Morning Sentinel correction: June 30, 2012
A headline Friday on page B3 should have reported that David Maxwell McCaslin, 71, of Winslow, was involved in about 100 incidents with police in the last two years. It was an editor’s error.
Posted inUncategorized
FISHING: DIF&W encourages taking largemouth bass from certain waters
AUGUSTA — The Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife is encouraging anglers to take largemouth bass of all sizes from certain Down East waters starting Sunday.
Posted inSports
CYCLING: Roy to ride in Pan-Mass Challenge
Andrew Roy doesn’t get much chance to ride a bike in Suzhou, China.
Posted inOpinion
‘Cold civil war’ describes nonviolent, but deeply devisive political conflict
Much ink has been spilled (and Internet bandwidth occupied) recently by various opinionators decrying the lack of “compromise” in our highly charged political system.
Posted inOpinion
‘Independence forever’ two words that convey our hope every July 4
Many political documents are nothing more than statements of a moment. They’re outdated almost as quickly as a daily newspaper.
Posted inLetters to the Editor, Opinion
Tax cuts for wealthy haven’t created jobs yet
The Romney plan that provides tax cuts for the top 1 percent doesn’t square with the math, and it doesn’t square with history.
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ALLEN AFIELD: Salmon tradition on July Fourth
In the 1970s, Maine’s aquaculture industry began putting fresh, inexpensive salmon on the average dinner table of non-anglers and catch-and-release types, and salmon farmers accomplished this feat at an attractive price — often less expensive than haddock.
Posted inLetters to the Editor, Opinion
GOP agenda dominated by insatiable greed
Insatiable greed is an illness I understand. I practiced neuropsychiatric medicine for 18 years and treated those who suffer terribly, simply for not getting just what they want when they want it.