BELGRADE — Belgrade Regional Health Center will offer a living well seminar beginning in February. The series will focus on self-management of chronic conditions by creating an interactive environment. Participants will discuss coping and relaxation techniques and participate in brainstorming activities with trained co-leaders.
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Sebasticook Chamber of Commerce plans awards banquet
PALMYRA — The Sebasticook Valley Chamber of Commerce recently announced the award winners to be honored at its annual banquet and awards event Thursday, Feb. 9, sponsored by Bangor Savings Bank.
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Chordsmen to perform singing valentines
For those looking for something different for their valentine, a barbershop quartet of the Kennebec Valley Chordsmen can be hired to perform a singing valentine at a home or workplace or any chosen location in Kennebec or Somerset counties from 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 12, or during the day Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 13 and 14. A red rose and a personal card will also be provided. The service costs $35.
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MID-MAINE TECHNICAL CENTER HONOR ROLL
WATERVILLE — Mid-Maine Technical Center recently announced its 2011-12 second quarter high honor roll.
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Antifreeze dangerous if dogs and cats ingest it
This winter, I’ve been seeing a lot of pink antifreeze (maybe it’s transmission fluid or some other engine fluid) from snowmobiles and sidewalk plows on the sidewalks. Antifreeze can cause severe health problems for dogs and cats because it tastes good to them. People should be especially careful allowing their pets to walk near this […]
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OUR OPINION: Outsiders’ ‘help’ not needed before marriage vote
The announcement that supporters of same-sex marriage have delivered enough signatures to the secretary of Sstate’s office to put the issue on the November ballot was followed by a predictable follow-up story: National groups on both sides of the issue say they will come back to Maine to fight the latest battle in what they see as a national war on our home turf.
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Let the games begin
CARRABASSETT VALLEY — Under clear skies, 500 athletes and hundreds of volunteers converged at Sugarloaf Mountain Resort for the 43rd annual Special Olympics Maine Winter Games on Monday.
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Build refineries, not pipelines, and create jobs
How many oil spills have there been recently? BP in Alaska again. This happened in July. BP is one disaster after another. We Americans are paying the price, more than four dollars for diesel. We are footing the bills for BP’s disasters. Of course Haliburton is getting its cut, too. Along with one of the […]
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Luminol sheds light on Ayla’s case
WATERVILLE — The chemical police used to discover the blood of missing toddler Ayla Reynolds in her home can literally shed light on an investigation.