The option is a way for Maine patients to have a tick bite evaluated for potential risk within 48 hours of the bite.
Mary Delamater
Mary Delamater has lived in western Maine all her life and started her career at the Sun Journal as a proofreader, freelance writer and photographer. Eventually, she moved to an editing position, reading staff-generated stories and laying out pages for the Oxford Hills region. With changes to the publication over the years, she has continued on the copy desk, ensuring stories reflect the paper's values of truth, fairness, excellence and compassion. She is a graduate of Oxford Hills High School in Paris and has attended and/or led workshops on reporting and editing. She's one of 14 children and aunt to dozens of nieces and nephews. She enjoys family gatherings, hosting the annual Merrill Family Christmas Open House, cooking, home decorating, reading, boating, daily walks and chairing the Sun Journal Fun Committee.
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High-speed internet ‘key’ to Franklin County economy
Many area residents, including students, don’t have internet access.
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Hundreds celebrate Independence Day in Farmington
FARMINGTON — As hundreds of people began to line the streets of downtown Farmington for the annual Fourth of July parade, people from many businesses, organizations, and walks of life gathered in a University of Maine at Farmington parking lot to put the finishing touches on their floats. There was the American Legion and the […]
Posted inLewiston-Auburn, News
Mechanic Falls manager’s dismissal illegal, lawyer says
The Town Council failed to provide Zakk Maher a written resolution stating the reasons for its decision.
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Mechanic Falls town clerk quits in wake of manager’s firing
Miranda Hinkley submits her resignation citing council actions.
Posted inLocal & State, Uncategorized
New Vineyard annual town meeting Saturday
Elections, a new squad truck and a food sovereignty ordinance are on the warrant.
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Strong selectmen address contract dispute over portable toilets
Mike Pond said he didn’t agree to the terms and didn’t sign the contract before placing the units at the ball field, tennis courts and town park.
Posted inLewiston-Auburn, News
Overflow of electronic recyclables removed Friday in Turner
Board of Selectmen say abundance of flies in town due to wet weather.
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SAD 58 hires Sanders as superintendent
PHILLIPS — Todd Sanders, a 30-year veteran school administrator and educator, has been hired as superintendent of School Administrative District 58. He plans to meet staff, students and community members at the annual budget meeting, scheduled for 6 p.m. Tuesday at Mt. Abram High School in Salem Township. The board of directors began a search […]
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Strong students headed to National History Day contest in Washington
The eighth-grade team project on the Little Rock Nine focused on 1957 school segregation case.