Pittsfield woman goes to Social Security office to tell them she’s not dead

Amy Calder

Published
February 23, 2014

Pittsfield woman goes to Social Security office to tell them she’s not dead

Amy Calder interviews a salt-of-the-earth Mainer and finds her very much alive with a lot more living to do.
Published
February 16, 2014

The cat is just as entertaining as the Olympics

Amy Calder’s cat Bitsy loves to watch TV, no matter what’s on.
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February 9, 2014

Woman’s book chronicles growing up in Waterville’s South End

Rhea Cote Robbins describes the alcoholism, abuse and prejudice that tainted her coming of age as a child of French heritage in the 1960s.
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February 2, 2014

Re-thinking stacks of paper in a digital world

Once cherished story clips and Rolodexes don’t seem as crucial anymore when everything you need can be retrieved on an electronic device, Sentinel reporter Amy Calder writes.
Published
January 26, 2014

Waterville woman needs service dog to guide her

Bobbi Jo Nadeau, recalling past terrors and current ailments, hopes the dog will help her avoid getting lost and detect the onset of seizures.
Published
January 19, 2014

Waterville firefighting history coming alive in new book

Waterville fire Lt. Scott Holst says he’s amazed by the stories and personalities he’s uncovered in local research.
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January 12, 2014

Waterville recreation area growing as destination for families, others

The PistenBully snow groomer prepares Quarry Road Recreation Area for winter activities.
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January 5, 2014

Waterville post office painting tells more than one story

Mural of Waterville Post Office, Two-Cent Bridge over the Kennebec River and Fort Halifax in Winslow also represents the impact of teacher on Winslow art student.
Published
September 29, 2013

As Maine skies darken earlier, drivers must watch out for the wild things

When driving at night, scan for deer and if you see one, look behind it for another one.
Published
April 21, 2013

Winslow heart transplant candidate urges organ donations

Rosemarie Gilbert is not afraid to die, but she's not ready to go either. There are lots of things she wants to do first.