SKOWHEGAN – Theresa R. Taylor, 83, passed into the arms of the Lord, March 1, 2021, at Cedar Ridge Nursing Home …
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Obituary: Gail Marie Noble
CHINA – It is with great sadness to announce the passing of our mother on Feb. 28, 2021. She was born …
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Obituary: Marie Therese “Terry” Ottmann
HALLOWELL – Marie Therese “Terry” Ottmann died peacefully on March 1, 2021 at Woodlands Senior Living in Hallowell. A life-long resident …
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Monmouth Academy students achieve honors
Monmouth Academy has announced its first-semester honor roll for the 2020-21 academic year. Seniors Summa Cum Laude: Amaya Bauer, Ace Blundon, Kylie Brown, Alicen Burnham, Jocelyn Coffin, Chloe Dwinal, Abby Flanagan, Delaney Houston, Emma Johnson, Sophie Jones, Jason Kulinski, Stella Libby, Hayden Luce, Rhayna Poulin, Brooke Rooney, Lydia Roy, Madison Sharples, Benjamin Story and Grace […]
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Biden urges Senate Democrats to rally behind $1.9 trillion virus relief bill
The legislation would provide $1,400 payments to individuals plus hundreds of billions of dollars for schools and colleges, COVID-19 vaccines and testing, mass transit systems, renters and small businesses.
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Bunny Wailer, reggae luminary, dies in Jamaica at age 73
He was the last surviving founding member of the legendary group The Wailers.
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Walker lifts Celtics to third straight victory, 117-112 over Clippers
Kemba Walker scores 25 points and Boston beats the Clippers, who were without Kawhi Leonard.
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A year in, coronavirus rages in vaccine-needy West Bank
Israel has given only 2,000 Moderna doses to the Palestinian Authority – an insignificant amount given the West Bank has recorded more than 1,000 cases the last several days.
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Waterville council approves more than $140,000 in contracts for library work
Councilors on Tuesday voted to appoint a panel to explore temporary and permanent locations for council meetings.
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Bill seeks to ban the use of aerial herbicides in Maine forests
Senate President Troy Jackson, D-Allagash, a logger and the bill’s sponsor, said aerial application of glyphosate and other herbicides has caused irreversible environmental damage.