RUMFORD — Seven years ago the Central Maine Medical Family developed a program, GEMS, which recognizes clinical staff and clinical support staff for excellence in five areas: clinical excellence, customer service, education and research, leadership and community service. The ultimate goal of the program is to demonstrate commitment to excellence in patient care throughout the […]
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M. Beaudoin: A minority viewpoint
Being a conservative Christian, I find my viewpoints in the minority since the election. I am considering joining the Democratic party so I am not discriminated against. But first, I have a few questions: I believe there is one God, who offers me eternal life through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ. I also believe his […]
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G. Howe: A choice of lifestyle
Since 1993, there has been exhaustive research into whether people are born homosexual. After years of research, the conclusion shows no scientific evidence that homosexuals are born that way. That means gays have a choice. If they have a choice, I conclude that being gay is a lifestyle. Being a vegetarian is a lifestyle. Smoking […]
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Town meeting: School budget could raise Hanover mil rate
At their annual town meeting Tuesday, Hanover residents will consider a proposed FY’13 budget that would nearly hold the line on municipal appropriations but see an increase in school spending. If all town-spending money articles are approved, the municipal appropriation would total $206,582, according to Town Clerk Clem Worcester. That compares to $204,741 last year. […]
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Rhode Island man pleads not guilty to Hanover sexual assault
PARIS — A Rhode Island man pleaded not guilty Friday to sexually assaulting a young girl in Hanover last year. Kyle C. Sanville, 23, of West Kingston, R.I., was indicted in August on a charge of sexually assaulting the girl, who was under 14 years old. The assault took place on or about Nov. 20, […]
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‘Celebration of Fall’ at library HANOVER — The fourth annual Celebration of Fall will be held from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 6, at the Gardner Roberts Memorial Library. It will feature baskets, quilt and photo raffles. Also featured will be bake sales, book sales, trash and treasure sales, craft gifts and a […]
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Mahoosuc Land Trust to offer Androscoggin River paddle, hikes, mine tour, trail work to celebrate autum
BETHEL — To celebrate autumn, the Mahoosuc Land Trust will host a paddle on the Androscoggin River and area hikes this month. The second annual Fall River Paddle will start at 10 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 22, at the Hanover Boat Ramp and travel 12 miles to the Rumford Boat Ramp next to McDonald’s. People can […]
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Household hazardous waste collection set for Sept. 22
BETHEL — On Saturday, Sept. 22, between 9 and 11:30 a.m., residents in the Bethel area will be able to bring their unwanted poisons, pesticides and oil-based paints to the Household Hazardous Waste Collection at the SAD 44 Bus Barn. It is located at the corner of Main and Cross streets near the railroad tracks. […]
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M. Beaudoin: Make the choice for life
Consider the following fictitious scenario: A man and woman conceive a child and, nine months later, a beautiful baby boy is born. Ten years pass and he grows into a healthy, handsome young man with a quick wit and infectious laugh. Sadly, his parents regret their decision to have him and, in one cruel act […]
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Well done – Area students honored for dean’s lists, graduations
MANHATTAN, Kan. — Anna Elizabeth Dunlap of Farmington received the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from the College of Veterinary Medicine, Kansas State University, in ceremonies held May 11. On the basis of her academic record, she was named to Phi Zeta, the Academic Honor Society for Veterinary Medicine. In the course of earning her […]