To many of us, June equates with the beginning of summer. The time to get outside and enjoy all that nature has to offer. In 2019, June was declared the Great Outdoors…
My name is Alice Sozanski, and I am running for the MSAD 58 School Board. I was born and raised in Phillips, and I am the mother of five wonderful children. I…
On Tuesday, June 13th, Rangeley residents will have the opportunity to vote for elected officials and Annual Town Warrant Articles at the Town Office between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. The terms…
I recently learned that the Franklin County Commissioners voted not to allocate $12,000.00 to the 21st Century After School and Summer Programs – essentially ending their existence in our county. In my…
Background Over the past couple years MSAD 58 has gone through a restructuring that can only be described as painful. The reason for the restructuring was driven by the method the State…
Driven by ambition, most politicians invite industry to help them alter solutions developed by tax payer funded researchers so they can claim credit, win votes, and reward donars. This industrial/political corruption could…
Crime, violence, civil strife and other disruptive behaviors are on the minds of citizens. As observed, the interruption of normal life and substantial cost affects all people in terms of time, finance,…
L.D. 1689 helps keep pets with their people. These days, many Maine pet parents are struggling to provide basic veterinary care for their animal family members. If a pet is faced with…
There seems to be an alarming lack of awareness/attentiveness about tick-borne diseases on the part of medical authorities. My husband recently contacted his doctor with a fever, aches, chills and no other…
Last year, the Legislature passed a bill aimed at eliminating the sale of PFAS in the state of Maine. There is no question that PFAS contamination is a problem. We’ve been hearing…