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Orient holds town meeting PDF  | Print |
By Joseph Cyr
Staff Writer

    ORIENT — A changing of the guard is taking place in Orient following the annual town meeting Aug. 24 as incumbent selectmen Marybeth Foley was unsuccessful in her bid for re-election.
    Donald L. Ellis was voted onto the Board of Selectmen with 51 votes. Foley finished second with 18 votes and Harry Butler received three votes.
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Hines named Ludlow manager PDF  | Print |
By Elna Seabrooks
Staff Writer

    LUDLOW — Ludlow’s new town manager is Diane Hines who started her official duties yesterday. She was selected by a panel of six townspeople according to Norene Foster, Ludlow town treasurer, who added that the determining factor “was her experience because she is currently the town manager of Hammond.”
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Hugely popular PDF  | Print |
Photo courtesy Allison Roy
ImageThe annual Tea at the Red house was popular at Sherman Old Home Days this past weekend. “It’s a time for ladies of all ages to meet on a Saturday afternoon for tea,” said organizer Jarice Kelley. In a manner reminiscent of a more graceful era, Kelley described how ladies and girls will gather for their garden party and sip tea poured from silver teapots into porcelain cups. All guests were eligible for a special door prize — an Island Hat — donated by Kelley’s sister, Dorinda Putnam, who owns Queen of Hats in Portland. Winners of the drawings at this year’s Tea were, from left, front: Skyla Lewis and Alise Crawford. Back row, Elizabeth Tozier and Paula Wilson. More information and photos from this year’s Old Home Days will be published in a future issue.
 
DAV mobile office plans County stops PDF  | Print |
By Kathy McCarty
Staff Writer

      Veterans looking for straight answers about their rights and benefits earned through service to their country will have a chance to obtain free, professional service with claims when a fully-equipped DAV National Service Office on wheels makes stops in Houlton and Presque Isle later this month.
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‘Shots fired’ complaint brings Sheriff’s deputies to Macwahoc PDF  | Print |
    MACWAHOC — Saturday evening, Aroostook and Penobscot County Sheriff’s deputies, joined by Maine state troopers, responded to a report of a domestic disturbance at a residence on Route 2A in Macwahoc.
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