Attire from the Civil War and the present were both on display during the “Then and Now” fashion show on July 20 at the Valley Grange in Guilford, presented by Sarah Elizabeth Palmer Tent No.

River Festival is family-friendly To the Editor:    I’d like to publicly acknowledge and thank the organizers, sponsors and volunteers of the recent Redneck River Festival in Guilford for a great community event.

By Mike Lange     Many motorists whine, complain or curse when they run into a road construction project.

SENIOR MATTERSby Meg Callaway     Most people seem to think that living a long time is a good thing, assuming that we keep our mental faculties, our bodies stay in reasonably good shape, and we remain independent enough to do what we most enjoy.

By Stephen Bowen     In 2005, as the nation fought two wars, the school board for Maine’s largest school district made national headlines for its efforts to tightly limit the access of military recruiters without violating what was then the newly-enacted No Child Left Behind Act.

    September brings glorious late summer days, and tons of learning opportunities.

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    SEBEC — The Sebec Village Associates are pleased to once again be hosting a fantastic all-you-can-eat breakfast in conjunction with a spectacular silent auction on Saturday, Aug.

    DOVER-FOXCROFT — On Saturday, Aug.

By Rochelle Williams     This year’s summer reading program “Dig Into Reading” was a big success.