Because of the large number of unwanted and unplanned kittens born each year in Maine, there is a new campaign to promote “fixing felines by five.

Contributed article     GUILFORD — At the annual Guilford Historical Society Harvest Festival and open house in late September, David Lee Colson and his wife, Marcie, of Clinton visited the society’s museum.

Guilford Historical Society photo David Lee Colson and his wife, Marcie, recently donated several artifacts from their late uncle Anton Colson to the Guilford Historical Society.

By Daniel DellingerAmerican LegionNational Commander     During the recent government shutdown many numbers were thrown around.

    MILO — The Three Rivers Kiwanis of Milo/Brownville will be serving a Veterans Day dinner on Tuesday, Nov.

By Mike LangeStaff Writer     MONSON — After years of working in the woods, Richard Fowles of Monson decided to concentrate on his favorite hobby: making hand-crafted wooden bowls.

SeDoMoCha Middle School eighth-graders got to see how chemists carve their pumpkins as Assistant Principal Matthew Lokken showed the grade 8 science classes a chemical reaction on Oct.

By Shelagh TalbotSpecial to the Observer     GREENVILLE — The Boston Post Cane was recently presented to the oldest resident of Greenville, Sarah Dean Fahey, at a delightful gathering at the C.

By Stuart Hedstrom  Staff Writer     PARKMAN — With Veterans Day approaching on Tuesday, Nov.

The inaugural Dover-Foxcroft Fall BOO-Nanza began on the late afternoon on Halloween with a kids’ costume parade.