The end of a year is often a time of changes. We all know people in town who we have admired, who have served us well, who have other plans and will be missed.
2013
Society a living, breathing, thinking organism
Mankind is addicted to delusions; we cherish and defend them to the death.
Thanks for the boost to my car and my day
My battery went dead in Waterville recently, and naturally, I didn’t have my jumper cables with me. A couple I have never seen before stopped, but they couldn’t help (no jumper cables) so they drove off.
Thanks for solving unwanted gun problem
Congratulations to Duane Wheeler of the Dairy Queen for identifying the problem and to Gary Hammond of Hammond Tractor for providing a solution to the question of how to safely dispose of unwanted guns. And congratulations to the men and women of Waterville Rotary Club for providing a venue where such a question could be brought to light.
From federal republicto an oligarchy
Our form of government has changed from a federal republic to an oligarchy. An oligarchy is a form of government in which control is exercised by a group of individuals whose authority is based upon wealth or power.
Frank seeks Kerry’s job on interim basis
Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick plans to name an interim replacement who does not intend to run for the Senate seat.
Police chiefs want tougher laws on carrying firearms in public
Christmas Eve incident in Portland prompts call for change
Maine Supreme Court upholds decision to deny Bingham bar’s liquor license renewal
The state’s highest court denied an appeal by a Bingham restaurant seeking a liquor license four years after the town’s selectmen denied it.
Toddler found bruised in Waterville’s South End; Lewiston man charged with felony assault
WATERVILLE — A Lewiston man was arrested Thursday night after a 2-year-old girl left in his care on King Street was found with severe bruises on her buttocks and legs, according to police.