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And im a citizen of the world that certainly because of my own biography. Well, i fled from breslau during the bombardment cleaning. I grew up in a small town and libraries were how i got to know the world did north africa as a schoolboy. I was 17 or 18 and we drove folks are going to ban through all the north african countries. I was always drawn to Foreign Countries because i had this curiosity about how other people live, i think and work. And it was always worth it. Yes, im a citizen of the ...

Sabattus American Legion, Post No. 135, is set to host a veterans resource fair from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 20, at its 40 Island Road headquarters. Multiple resources will help with questions or provide needed information about mental health, Legion Riders, Paws for Pets, L/A Vet Council, Hire A Vet, Vet Center, […]

BELFAST — The road outside the Front Street Pub in Belfast was alive with hoots, hollers and happy children this weekend as people rolled slowly past to see what the

The donation will be used, in part, to connect power to Operational Reboot's camp in Oxford County.

His dedication raised $36K for a well known Maine charity

His dedication raised $36K for a well known Maine charity

Operation Reboot Outdoors, also known as (ORO) is a non profit here in Maine that was created by Daniel Waite, a retired united states veteran. What does

Gary Dolloff ran 2132 miles in 2021 and raised thousands of dollars for Operation Reboot Outdoors in Rumford, Maine.

Even as the pandemic continues to test our society and how we relate to one another, we don't have to look far to find people who, every day, disregard differences to help their fellow humans. Our 2021 Mainers to Be Thankful For have provided housing, clothing, comfort and support to people in their communities – often strangers – with only the satisfaction of making a difference in return. We hope that by sharing their stories, they serve as examples for us all.

Read Article Dipping into the Swift River, clockwise from left, Jim Irish, Jason Dolloff, Glenn Gordon, Ryan Burgess and Gary Dolloff participate Saturday for Operation Reboot Outdoors in Rumford. The cold-water plunge raised $700 to get military veterans, law enforcement officers and service members outside for recreation. Bruce Farrin/Rumford Falls Times RUMFORD — The air was warm but the Swift River was very cold when five men went for a dip Saturday morning to raise money for Operation...