A Support Group for Combat Veterans who are experiencing loss and grief will begin on October 20th, 2016 at St.
Cassie Oakes
I wish to thank everyone who has contributed to this column, you help make it what it is and I couldn’t do it with out you.
Cassie Oakes
Straight from the Friday Announcements: Band at AES began on Tuesday, October 4th for those who signed up, if you have a student who is interested, please contact the school at 454-2623 for more information
Sharon Frost
454-3339
Autumn began last Thursday October’s flower is Calendula, the birthstone: opal
Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Dave McCullough
Sally Doten
454-2625
Sharon Frost
454-3339
Wednesday, October 16 is the full Hunters’ moon. The full moon is also known as the travel moon or dying grass moon.
Pictured are some witches of the Calais Lioness Club. Members have been busy preparing for the third annual Black Magic Bash, a fundraiser for the club to continue efforts helping people in need locally. (Calais Lioness Club photo)
By Amy Jeanroy
A well known eatery in Calais is starting to do fundraisers for the community. Tony Noyes is the manager of Just South of The Border on Main street and says that the restaurant is going to begin doing fundraisers for the community, starting with the No 1 Firehouse.
By Amy Jeanroy
Last Wednesday night vandals destroyed two scarecrows that had been placed on Main Street as part of the upcoming Scarecrow Festival.
The Tin Man from Artemis' Attic was completely destroyed as well as the display in front of Border Town Subz.
By Amy Jeanroy
Pictured above are Tony Noyes, Dick Barnard, Jim Porter and Gary (Tex) Young. (Photo by Amy Jeanroy)
Michael McLean
214-4410
Troy Ramsdell and I started removing torn and unserviceable flags on Sunday. We will be removing flags as necessary.
Cassie Oakes
This is for the Parents of 4 year olds. Please make sure to return the Meal Choice Forms that go home each week.
Sandra Smith
By John Dudley &
Cassie Oakes
Tuesday, September 13, 2016
The Robbinston School Committee met on Tuesday, September 13, 2016 at the Robbinston Grade School. Attending were James Trainor, Julie Murray, and Superintendent of Schools
Ronald Jenkins.
Washington County – A day-long event designed to encourage females to consider careers in fields traditionally underrepresented by women will bring together participants from schools throughout Washington County on Friday, October 28, 2016 at the Washington County Community College Campus.
U.S. Senators Susan Collins and Angus King announced that the Wabanaki Women’s Coalition received a total of $336,976 from the Tribal Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Coalitions Program, which is funded by the U.S. Department of Justice Office on Violence Against Women.
By Rob Patry
By Rob Patry
Republican State Rep. Lawrence Lockman
Maine should just say no to welfare for non-citizens.
Democrat Laurie Fogelman, candidate for House District 137
As a first time political candidate, I have embarked on an experience that has taught me more than I ever dreamed about our political system and about the people who live in my district.
The Advanced Placement English class from Calais High School will be hosting their annual Veterans Day assembly on Thursday, November 10, 2016 at 9:15 A.M. in the Calais High School cafeteria. We are looking for photos of current or retired veterans. In order to be included in the video we need photos by Wednesday, October 26, 2016.
Dave McCullough
