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Maine looks to boost American Legion membership

HERMON (AP) — As the American Legion celebrates its 95th anniversary, the organization’s leaders in Maine are trying to reach out to younger veterans. Thirty-seven-year-old Sam Canders joined the Hermon post two months ago and is now in a committee trying to connect with other veterans around his age. He told the Morning Sentinel (http://bit.ly/1lFYCME) […]

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Posted inRiver Valley

Female veterans honored by Rumford American Legion

RUMFORD —  Nearly three dozen female veterans from the Vietnam-war era to present and from across the state participated in Saturday’s recognition of their military service. Hosted by Napoleon-Ouellette American Legion Post 24, the Female Veterans Luncheon at 1 p.m. was preceded by three hours of “pampering.” That included manicures, hair styling, Reiki and massage […]

Posted inRiver Valley

Job and resource fair to be held at American Legion on Thursday

RUMFORD — The Rumford American Legion will be hosting their first job and resource fair from 9 a.m. to noon Thursday, Nov. 7, in conjunction with the Maine CareerCenter group. Patti Gray, a CareerCenter consultant, said that Maine CareerCenter has been holding job and resource fairs “pretty consistently for the past two to three years,” […]

Posted inFranklin, The Franklin Journal

Legion needs more members, help to survive

LIVERMORE FALLS — Veterans and auxiliary members are trying to find ways to keep the doors of the American Legion George Bunten Post 10 hall open. “This building and organization have been here so long. We would hate to see it fall by the wayside,” Commander Randy Tirrell of Livermore said. They are struggling to […]