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WEST GARDINER - Malon Albert “Al” Tracy, 90, passed away peacefully on Jan. 21, 2023 at MaineGeneral Rehabilitation and Long Term ...

E-bikes are motorcycles and should be regulated as any other motorized vehicle.

A few months ago, Levi Tracy was once again hit with a cancer diagnosis. His dad Mark is appealing across the country for a stem cell match.

ResusRight, a start-up formed jointly by the University of Sydney and Westmead Hospital, has raised $784,000 in an investment round to manufacture a p...

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Artful Gardens Autistic and Special Needs Learning Farms, Inc now open By MEGHAN BRADBURY - | Mar 17, 2021 Artful Gardens Autistic and Special Needs Learning Farms, Inc. looks to create a “community” of participants. PHOTO PROVIDED After being closed for almost five years, Artful Gardens Autistic and Special Needs Learning Farms, Inc, had a soft launch earlier this month, reopening as a place to go — and learn — for an underserved community of kids. Artful Gardens began as a special ne...

Valley Isle Marine Center launches Open House By Staff | Mar 5, 2021 Customer service specialist Cody Cook inspects a Honda engine attached to an Arima Seachaser boat as he readies for Valley Isle Marine Center’s Open House in Wailuku through March 31. VALLEY ISLE MARINE CENTER PHOTO. WAILUKU — Valley Isle Marine Center in Wailuku is launching its Spring into Savings Open House now through March 31. Island power boaters are invited to drop by the 50-year-old marine dealership on the corner ...

Print To the editor: The appearance of virus variants is not some inevitable misfortune. It was quite foreseeable. As Dr. Anthony Fauci has said, the virus can only mutate if it replicates. (“California’s coronavirus strain looks increasingly dangerous: ‘The devil is already here.’”) Our nation’s approach to the pandemic has been what I call the “thermostat policy.” If the rates of hospitalization and death are increasing, we lock down. If the rates are going then, we open up. T...

Readers express great frustration over the lack of information from the county on when elderly residents can get vaccinated against COVID-19.

SHARE Photo by Jan Kopriva via Unsplash 2020 has been a challenging year for many, especially for those dealing with chronic hunger. Due to COVID-19, an estimated 130 million more people went hungry in comparison to 2019, making food consumption that much more important. In our second Families of Worth session, we discussed how sustainable food supply chains can be built using agriculture technology. Mark Tracy, CEO at Cloud Agronomics, Jaymin Patel, executive chairman at Cloud Agronomics...