All the work is worth it, as the time-honored tradition keeps giving back, Amy Calder writes.
Amy Calder
Visit to Campobello proof that you can go home again
A trip to the New Brunswick island, where her great-great-grandfather was born, as well as Lubec, the easternmost town in the U.S., was an uplifting experience, Amy Calder writes.
Lottie Mae Boutin looks back at 100 years with a smile
The Waterville woman, born Lottie Mae Flagg, on July 12, 1916, celebrated her birthday with family and friends at Woodlands Senior Living center.
Childhood wounds create compassionate world view
A former foster child endured years of abuse, and now, at 73, she urges people to be kind and treat their children as blessings, Amy Calder writes.
Winslow woman takes first step on path to the rest of the world
Elizabeth Ferry, a recent UMF graduate, has joined the Peace Corps and will travel next month to Tanzania, in East Africa, Amy Calder writes.
Waterville area notables talk about what they’ll do on their summer vacation
Amid all the bad news lately, area public figures tell Amy Calder how they plan to relax this summer.
All Gary Prentiss wants is a place to call home
With less than a month to leave his house, and several pets to care for, he knows that it’s an uphill climb, Amy Calder writes.
Skowhegan woman at a loss in dealing with mold problem
Janet Martin has run into a bureaucratic tangle as mold makes her a prisoner in her own home, Amy Calder writes.
As Memorial Day approaches, memories of war veterans come to mind
Amy Calder is reminded of the veterans whose lives had an impact on hers.
Waterville walk seeks to raise HIV/AIDS awareness
Organizers of the walk set for Saturday say there is still a stigma surrounding the illness and they’d like to see more people get involved with awareness.