My girlfriend of four and a half years and I recently discussed our future and decided that we are going to be living too far apart from each other to stay together. The problem is, we still are living in an apartment together, and she still acts as though we are exclusive and doesn’t give me much space. I still love her, but I would like to start being on my own a little bit more since I won’t see her after this year. I value our friendship, and I don’t want to ruin that just by starting to talk to other girls. Is there any way to ask for more space without hurting her?
September 2013
Posted inOpinion
KATHLEEN PARKER: This pontiff doesn’t pontificate
POPE FRANCIS CONTINUES to delight and surprise as he pursues his radical pilgrimage across the global psyche — inspiring with his humility while also sending shock waves with his subversive spirit.
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Posted inCelebrations
Kessler,Wells
READFIELD — Bethany Kessler and Shawn Arthur Wells were married Sept. 10, 2013 at Sandals in Negril, Jamaica.
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Lucille, Paul Audet
SIDNEY — Paul and Lucille Audet of Sidney recently celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary. They were married on Monday, September 6, 1948 at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church in Fairfield, Rev. Joseph E. McCaffrey officiating.
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Pouliot,Veilleux
AUGUSTA — State Representative Matthew Pouliot of Augusta and the former Heather Marie Veilleux were married Saturday, August 17, 2013, by the Rev. Rick Stoops of Augusta. Both the ceremony and reception were held at Clark’s Cove Farm & Inn in Walpole, Maine.
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From political to personal, new health care law kicks in Tuesday
Starting Tuesday, the uninsured and underinsured can begin buying discounted insurance and judge for themselves the merits of President Barack Obama’s signature domestic policy achievement, the Affordable Care Act, signed into law three years ago.
Posted inNation & World, News, Politics
Maryland gun law opponents file suit
They decry what they see as an ineffective law that will affect Second Amendment rights.
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Popular TV journalist turns job loss into opportunity
After being let go by WMTW, Shannon Moss hears from viewers that she is missed and decides to produce her own show.
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The tweet that shook Portland’s Somalis
Stereotypes and fears are brought to the surface when Maine gets tied to a terrorist attack in Kenya.
