WINTHROP – Raynold “Ray” Alphonse Fongemie, 88, died at home Dec. 29, 2022, having suffered with Alzheimer’s dementia for many years.
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Death Notice: Raynold “Ray” Alphonse Fongemie
Fongemie, Raynold “Ray” Alphonse 88, of Winthrop, Dec. 29, 2022, at home. Private service. Arrangements, Plummer Funeral Home, Augusta …
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Obituary: Beulah Margaret (Grady) Madden
FARMINGDALE – Beulah Margaret (Grady) Madden was born in a farmhouse in Jefferson to John and Albertine Bouffard Grady on Sunday …
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Death Notice: Beulah Margaret (Grady) Madden
Madden, Beulah Margaret (Grady) 87, of Farmingdale, Dec. 23, 2022. Visit 4-7 p.m., Jan. 6, Kincer Funeral Home, Richmond. Mass 11 …
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Obituary: Joan Farnsworth
SKOWHEGAN – Joan Farnsworth (Joan Beven Anderson) 86, of Skowhegan, died peacefully with loving family by her side on Dec. 16, …
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Death Notice: Joan Farnsworth
Farnsworth, Joan 86, of Skowhegan, Dec. 16, in Sedona, Ariz. Celebration of life later …
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College football: Top-ranked Georgia rallies past Ohio State, advances to championship game
The defending CFP champions overcome a 14-point deficit in the fourth quarter to win the Peach Bowl, 42-41.
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Convicted Auburn man gets new lawyer for Alaska murder appeal
A judge has approved a public defender to take on Steven H. Downs’ appeal of his conviction and sentence in the murder and sexual assault of an Alaska native woman.
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Like his father, Dr. Richard King to serve as a Navy reserve medical officer with the Marine Corps
Dr. Richard King, a trauma surgeon at Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston, received a direct commission to serve as a commander in the U.S. Navy Reserve in April. Next year, he’ll begin drilling with the 4th Medical Battalion of the U.S. Marine Corps.
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Maine winters are tough. Here are some ways to get through
Got the ‘winter blues’ already? As the New Year arrives and with it three-plus months of dark and cold, the Sun Journal spoke with experts and residents alike to get their advice on how they stay sane and healthy.