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Water Tower Researchs John Roy joined Proactive to discuss AEye, a global leader in adaptive, high-performance LiDAR solutions it recently initiated...

Artwork by Tom MacConnell will be on display at the Gibbs Library, 40 Old Union Road in Washington, through February. There are three of a series of large

WASHINGTON— The Gibbs Library in Washington, Maine will present a gallery show by local artist Tom MacConnell. The exhibition will feature a series of three large untitled watercolors and four large photographic prints. The show will be presented...

This week on Can Do, we hear from John Roy Price, author and former senior domestic policy advisor to Nixon.

The following books are suitable for summer reading: The Ten Commandments by Sophie Piper. Paraclete Press (Brewster, Massachusetts, 2015). 48 pp., $14.95 This interactive and creative book cube will entertain and inform toddlers and older children. Little readers will learn the Ten Commandments by manipulating the sturdy folds and looking at the bright illustrations. Older children will be engaged by the hands-on experience and can even use the open-and-find folds of the cube as a way to q

ELIZABETHTON — Elders and deacons from Southside Christian Church are on tonight’s agenda to ask City Council to name a new bridge in honor of a World War II veteran

Richard Parent, Sommerville Since the program’s inception in 2010, MBVS has partnered with the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries & Wildlife (IF&W) and Smoldering Lake Outfitters to issue hunting permits and essential equipment to participating veterans. The hunt, which is entirely free for selected veterans, includes guiding services, essential adaptive equipment, meat processing, travel, and lodging. MBVS Director, David Richmond offered the following regarding the hunt, “This program p...

The Maine Bureau of Veterans’ Services (MBVS) is pleased to announce the winners of the 2021 Disabled Veterans’ Controlled Moose Hunt lottery. Seven Mainers were selected for the opportunity to participate in the hunt, and five alternates were...

AUGUSTA -- The Maine Bureau of Veterans’ Services is pleased to announce the winners of the 2021 Disabled Veterans’ Controlled Moose Hunt lottery. Seven Mainers were selected for the opportunity to participate in the hunt, and five alternates were selected in the event a primary hunter cannot attend.

7. Richard Parent, Sommerville Since the program’s inception in 2010, MBVS has partnered with the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries & Wildlife and Smoldering Lake Outfitters to issue hunting permits and essential equipment to participating veterans. The hunt, which is entirely free for selected veterans, includes guiding services, essential adaptive equipment, meat processing, travel, and lodging. MBVS Director, David Richmond said, This program provides a wonderful opportunity for vetera...