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The Weekly Christian Science Monitor – MAY 27, 2013 POWERING DOWN
By First Church of ... - May 24As modern life grows increasingly frenetic and relentlessly plugged in, more Americans seek to recharge their batteries by rediscovering idleness. ...
Holy
By Chestnut Street ... - May 24May 26, 2013 – Deuteronomy Chapter 7 The Gospel According to Moses: Holy Did your parents (or you as a parent) ever use the phrase, “We don’t ...
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This Sunday at Owl's Head Baptist Church
By Owl's Head Baptist Church - May 24May 26 - We are pleased to welcome Dan Dunkle, member of our Board of Deacons, to the pulpit this Sunday. The sermon title is "First Things ...
Where do you live?
By First Church of ... - May 21First Church of Christ, Scientist One Central Street, Camden, Maine 04856 207 236.4040 www.cscamden.org Please join us for our healing services. ...
The Christian Science Monitor Weekly – May 20, 2013 SEOUL POWER – SOUTH KOREA: the surging nation that sneaked up on the world.
By First Church of ... - May 18From first Asian female president Park Geun-hye to K-Pop phenom Psy to triumphs in automaking and high-tech, South Korea has emerged as a global ...
Member Stories
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Knox Town News knoxtownnews@yahoo.com........ 194 Morse Rd. Knox 04986
By Rita Doughty - May 24Town News... ..The Knox Station Grange would like to thank everyone that supported the Supper tonight for Bill and Jackie Bryant. A good crowd ...
Freedom Town News
By Sallyann Hadyniak - May 24Voice of Freedom: My grandson Tyler who is a student member of the University of Maine Board of Trustees that overlook all seven campuses in Maine ...
Join us rain or shine for the Owls Head Spring Antique Auto Show!
By Owls Head Transportat... - May 24Dust off your classic vehicle and join us on Saturday, May 25 and Sunday, May 26 at the Owls Head Transportation Museum for our annual Owls Head ...
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Winterport News
By Ruth Moran - May 24Good luck goes out today to both the Wagner Middle School and the Snith School. The Wagner School Show Choir and Jazz Band are performing a t ...
Opinion
Critter wars: It's a jungle out there
By Lynette L. Walther - May 24OK gardeners, on your mark, get ready, get set — GO! Let the competition begin. Of course I am not talking about who raises the first tomato to ...
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Performing for supper
By Chris Quimby - May 24It’s been suggested that I must be strong or crazy to spend hundreds of hours supporting most of my 200 pounds of body weight upon the narrow ...
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Baking with Betty
By Betty Heald - May 24This week's column is dedicated to Alice; your husband, and you, made me believe that I could become a teacher. Savory Shoulder Chops 4 large ...
School scoop — Groundhog facts and free speech questions
By Mariah Albanese - May 23Groundhogs — A gardener's nightmare A cute animal living in your backyard can also be a major problem. Not only are rabies a concern these days, ...
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Is normal ... normal?
By Sarah E. Reynolds - May 23A group of 14 people gathered on a recent Saturday at an area church to learn about, and share experiences of, what might be called the "trans-rati...
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Letters, May 23
May 23Don't cut library ed tech Once again, when budgets are tight, the answer is to cut those programs that greatly enrich the lives of students with ...
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Kerosene lamps, electric rail and library expansion
May 23May 21, 1858 Light! Light! Light! The Lamp For the Million! H.G.O. Washburn invites the people of Belfast and vicinity to call and examine his ...
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RFD Maine — The happy list
By Tom Seymour - May 22In musing over column topics, the thought came to me to write a list of things that irritate me. But that seems a pretty common theme nowadays. ...
View from the center - A different view
By Shawn Adams - May 21In this week’s column I have decided to think a little outside the box and have a guest writer from the reentry center submit a piece of writing. ...
The do's and don'ts for first-time gardeners
By Tom Seymour - May 17You are going to grow vegetables this year, your first-ever garden. Congratulations. Nothing beats home-grown vegetables. A garden, even a small ...
Blogs
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Education "Reform" in Maine, Part 2: How did we get here?
By Lisa Cooley - May 24Read Part 1 How did we get here? Let’s look at a prescient statement made by Alfie Kohn back in 2004: I try to imagine myself as a privatizer. ...
Smart Phone Apps can help you lose weight!
By Teresa Gregory - May 23Weight loss apps made for Smartphones and other devices, and on-line food diaries have been shown to improve the chances of successful weight ...
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The Story of Education “Reform” in Maine: We Can Rewrite the Ending
By Lisa Cooley - May 23(Part One of a three-part series) There is an interaction between what is happening nationally on the edu-political scene and what is going on ...
It's Not Important
By Kit Hayden - May 21I spend a fair amount of time worrying about unimportant things. (Yes, I grant you that almost everything is unimportant, but some things more ...
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Obituaries
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Timothy 'Tim' C. White
May 21Timothy “Tim” C. White, 47 of Frankfort, passed away May 19 in Bangor. He was born on November 13, 1965, in Bangor. Some of Tim’s greatest ...
Randy Nelson Oliver
May 21Randy Nelson Oliver, 56 of Monroe, died unexpectedly in his home May 16. Randy was born October 25, 1956, in Alberton, Prince Edward Island (PEI), ...
Alberta C. Rumney
May 21Alberta C. Rumney, 90, born March 9, 1923, in Belfast died peacefully in the Penobscot Nursing Home on May 16, 2013. Daughter of Martin and Lena ...
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Wayne P. Lewis, 66
May 21Wayne P. Lewis, 66, passed away April 8, 2013, at Habor Hill. He was born Jan. 1, 1947, to Annie (Curtis) Lewis and Drexel Lewis of Northport. Wayn...
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Treat service notice
May 20Virginia Vannah Treat, of Belfast, died Jan. 10, 2013. A memorial service will be held 11 a.m. Saturday, May 25, at the First Church in Belfast.
Robert M. Cushman, Sr.
May 21Robert M. Cushman, Sr., 72 of Belmont, passed away in Belfast on May 18. He was born June 8, 1940, in Searsmont, a son of Lawrence and Viola ...
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Marilyn G. Richards
May 21Marilyn G. Richards, 66, passed away May 19 in Belfast. She was born in Belfast February 10, 1947, a daughter of Leon and Velma (Sterns) Richards. ...
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Vose service notice
May 21Timothy C. Vose, 49 of Londonderry, N.H., Waterville and Belfast, died March 9. A Celebration of Life will be held Saturday, June 8, at 1 p.m. at ...
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Morton death notice
May 20Phyllis C. Morton, 80, of Knox passed away on May 15, 2013, in Bangor. Private graveside services will be held at a later date. Arrangements are ...
Diane Ruth (Larrabee) Mylen
May 15Diane Ruth (Larrabee) Mylen, 65 of Knox, passed away peacefully at home surrounded by her family April 30, 2013. She was born on February 6, 1948, ...
Announcements
Reamer-Beverly engagement
May 16Mr. and Mrs. Ron Reamer of New Jersey and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Beverly of Belfast announce their children's engagement. Bethany Joy Reamer and ...
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News from 
- Maine Delegation Submits Bill Mandating American-Made Shoes For Military
5/25/2013 6:30:00 AMThe four members of Maine's Congressional delegation have introduced legislation in the U.S. House and Senate that would require the ...
- Kayatta Sworn in as Judge on 1st Circuit Appeals Court
5/25/2013 6:30:00 AMA lawyer from Cape Elizabeth was sworn in Friday as a judge on the First U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
- Tuition Hiked at Maine Community Colleges
5/25/2013 6:00:00 AMMaine Community College System Trustees have authorized a $2-per-credit-hour tuition increase at the state's seven community colleges, ...
- Bar Harbor Businesses Question Management of Acadia National Park
5/24/2013 5:00:00 PMEarlier this week, inn keepers, restauranteurs and other members of the Bar Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce sat down with top officials ...
- Shortage of Drug Used to Treat Lyme Disease a Concern
5/24/2013 4:30:00 PMJust as tick season gets underway, prices for the medication most commonly used to treat Lyme disease have skyrocketed. The rising price ...
