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Author Marybeth Smith’s new book “Love Letters to God” is an uplifting collection of thoughts, praises and prayers to and about God Share Article Recent release “Love Letters to God” from Page Publishing author Marybeth Smith is a beautiful work of inspirational words and prayers that will uplift the reader and help them to reflect on the world around us. JOLIET, Ill. (PRWEB) April 08, 2021 Marybeth Smith, originally from New Mexico and now residing in Illinois with her fiancé, John Nelson, has completed her new book ...

Veterans Voice: VA vaccinating 'as quickly as we can' By Mary K. Talbot, Special to The Journal © The Providence Journal Dr. Michael Siclari, an Army veteran and physician in the Providence VA Medical Center, and Mary Beth Smith, Air Force veteran and nurse manager, receive the first Moderna COVID-19 vaccinations in the VA Providence Healthcare System from nurse practitioners Bridget Henley and Caleb McVey, in December. (VA Providence HCS photo by Winfield Danielson). It has been one year since the pandemic began and the toll upon our veteran population has been significant...

To the editor: We are writing in response to the letter in the Feb 18 edition from Terry MacGillivray of Northeast Snowmobile and ATV Rentals regarding his proposed plans for the old Burger King site in Gorham. We tried to engage with him directly but our comments were removed from his company’s Facebook page. Our response to Mr. MacGillivray is as follows: You say you’re not looking to expand your business but the original site plan you filed with the Gorham Planning board shows parking for at least 175 4-person side by sides and it could be more if you use smaller ATVs. That’...

‘It feels predatory’: 6 million people are not eligible for a COVID-19 pause on student-debt payments — even if they work in public service MarketWatch 3/8/2021 DISPATCHES FROM A PANDEMIC When the federal government declared the coronavirus pandemic a national emergency in March, Christopher Granado continued sending $730 each month to pay his federal student-loan bill.  He wasn’t trying to get ahead on his balance amid the COVID-era pause on student-loan payments, collections and interest. In fact, he would have preferred to put any funds he had toward making sure he was prepared ...

High School Bans Yearbook Picture of Student with American Flag Draped Over Her Shoulders 12 Dec 2020 Lewis and Clark High School in Spokane, Washington, rejected a student’s yearbook picture because she posed with an American flag draped over her shoulders. A statement from the school claims the decision was not made against what the flag represents, but out of respect: “We respect our flag as much as any school in the area and were concerned that in the photo submitted it was being used as a prop in the photo and was not being afforded appropriate regard.” “The fact that I can’t h...