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elrecycle3 Northern Aroostook Solid Waste Association transfer station lead attendant Reynold Hebert operates a cardboard baler at the station. (Jessica Potila | St. John Valley Times) Northern Aroostook Solid Waste Association transfer station lead attendant Reynold Hebert operates a cardboard baler at the station. (Jessica Potila | St. John Valley Times) Transfer station in Eagle Lake collecting recyclables Jessica Potila, SJVT / FhF Staff Writer • May 13, 2021 The Northern Aroostook Solid Waste Association transfer station in Eagle Lake is accepting recyclables, a move which may redu...

John Sutherland                                                                                                 W&N £20 Rating: Monica Jones wasted her life hoping to become Mrs Philip Larkin. Larkin, unquestionably a poet of genius, while simultaneously a deeply unpleasant man, made it clear to her he had no intention of being trapped ‘behind the wallbars of matrimony’.  For over 30 years they lived 100 miles apart: she in Leicester and he in Hull, spending one weekend in four together, with an annual holiday on the Channel Islands. Con...

John Sutherland’s ‘eye-opening’ book about the poet and his long-term girlfriend

Staying safe as the weather warms up As the weather heats up, Intermountain Healthcare says it's a good time to make sure you are properly prepared for outdoor adventures. By: Intermountain Healthcare and last updated 2021-04-29 12:43:27-04 Each year more than 1,200 people die, and thousands are injured in bicycle, roller blade, scooter or skateboard accidents. Intermountain Healthcare hospitals and clinics are also already seeing an increase in the number of outdoor and ATV accidents this year as people stop quarantining due to the COVID-19 pandemic and seek to enjoy more out...

In reply to Louise Perry’s column (Out of the Ordinary, 23 April) I would like to point out that there is a climate emergency. Extinction Rebellion (XR) does not aim to win a popularity contest, it aims to be effective. Many of its activists have spent years signing petitions, writing to politicians, engaging in wildlife projects and going on authorised marches. This has laid the groundwork for our protests. Since the actions of XR and Fridays For Future there is far more public awareness of climate change. It’s still not nearly enough but I count it as a success. She states that “f...