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Read Article The Joseph W. Mayo ALS Scholarship Committee has announced this year’s major scholarship recipients. Both students have been awarded $1,800 scholarships and have participated in providing care to family members afflicted by amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), according to a news release from Joseph Pietroski Jr., chairman of the scholarship committee. The spring semester 2021 award winners are as follows: Madison LaVasseur Contributed photo Madison LeVasseur of Whitefield, daughter of Noel LeVasseur and Ann Manning. A graduate of Hall-Dale High School in Farmingdale, she at...

To our readers, Maine students receive Joseph W. Mayo scholarships Mar 09, 2021 Joseph A. Mayo of Thomaston and Augusta died of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) in 2002. Mayo was a Maine leader, a five-term member of the Maine House and was elected Speaker of the House in 1992. A father of three and husband, he was nationally recognized for his expertise in legislative rules and elections, and completed just before his death a 10-year revision of “Mason’s Manual of Legislative Procedure,” now used by state legislatures across the nation. ALS is a disease which strikes with little no...

and everyone looks at shortage of a sudden, if the states can get together early, as the states from the colorado river basin did a few years ago, they basically produced a scheme for dealing with shortages of to a certain level. once they get past that level they do not have a plan for what to do next. her point is -- let's talk about that now. let's not wait until the last minute. i think that state and local governments, the federal government, all of the players can cooperate if they start early enough and are creative enough about solutions. but i agree that if they wait it will...