Samantha Lessard volunteers 20 to 30 hours a week at the old mill in Vassalboro to help raise money for roof and other needed repairs, not expecting a dime in return, Amy Calder writes.
2022
At least 9 more deaths as 2nd major storm smashes northern Europe
Storm Eunice produced heightened concern because it has the potential to produce a ‘sting jet,’ a small area of intense winds that may exceed 100 mph.
Week In Photos Feb. 11-18, 2022
Here are some of our favorite Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel photos from the past week.
Canadian police arrest at least 100 demonstrators, tow rigs in Ottawa
Many protesters stood their ground in the face of one of the biggest police enforcement actions in Canada’s history, but a steady procession of trucks began leaving Friday afternoon.
Litchfield man killed in Lewiston rollover
Police are still investigating the Friday morning crash in the area of 1140 Sabattus St.
Positive COVID-19 tests in Maine down by 80% from January peak
Despite continued signs that the virus surge is easing, Maine reported 27 COVID-19 deaths on Friday.
Prince Harry’s lawyers say he feels unsafe bringing kids to UK
Harry has launched a legal challenge to the U.K. government’s refusal to let him personally pay for police protection when he comes to Britain.
California adopts nation’s 1st ‘endemic’ virus policy
A disease reaches the endemic stage when the virus still exists in a community but becomes manageable as immunity builds.
OFF RADAR: ‘How the Stones Came to Venice’ and ‘In Light of Stars’
Gary Lawless’ new book, “How the Stones Came to Venice,” not an easily summarized book, but it’s the most magical I’ve read in a while.
Our View: Biden should issue ceasefire in Trump’s trade war
The tariffs have raised costs for American businesses and consumers, while not reaching its stated goals.