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Teach kids that anything is possible if you work hard and continue to learn. He followed his dreams. You can always follow your dreamed. Dont let anyone ever tell you what you can do. Mostly cloudy with periods of showers and rain through late afternoon, highs near 50 rain chance 90 tonight, clearing skies, lows middle to upper 30s friday sunday. Mostly sunny and warmer. Highs lower 60s to upper 60s by sunday. Lows in the lower to middle 40s chance 90 tonight, clearing skies, lows middle to uppe...

 

 

Dismissing words of caution from Community Library Network directors, a fellow trustee and without advice from library network legal counsel, the board majority unanimously approved drafts of its updated Materials Selection Policy and a new Materials Withdrawal and Reconsideration Policy during a special meeting Thursday at the Post Falls Library.

A couple of important notes about the work and signs on the Southport Bridge. Traffic lights now direct us to stop and to cross the bridge. They are activated by a plate embedded in the road, so if you are first in line in front of the red light, be...

Michael William Emery’s family has been a part of the Boothbay region since the 1950s. The family donated funds for a YMCA family pool and his father, John Emery, donated land for St. Andrews Village and Emery Lane is named in his honor. Michael...

On Saturday, Aug. 12 at 11 a.m. at All Saints by-the-Sea summer chapel, the funeral service for my husband, Kit Sherrill, will be conducted by the Rt. Reverend Thomas Brown, Bishop of Maine. If you are attending the funeral and the reception at the...

Multiple spring refueling and reliability projects have been completed to support 24/7 flow of carbon-free electricity to homes, businesses and hospitals

On Thursday, July 6, it was the first seasonal open mic night at the Southport General Store. Starting at 7 on a beautiful evening, upwards of 20 people gathered to hear performance by several local artists. Among the performers were Gerry Gamage...

Shortcomings in surveillance of the PSNI's own officers are criticised by a former chief constable.