Unified Arts Night at the SeDoMoCha School was a great success on March 29. Here at SeDoMoCha unified specials include visual art, music, guidance, physical education and library.

On Friday, April 28 at 7 p.m. at the Center Theatre, the curtain will rise for the 23rd time on Pine Tree Hospice’s Variety Show.

State Sen. Paul Davis, R-Sangerville has introduced legislation to protect law enforcement officers in the line of duty with LD 990 “An Act To Protect Law Enforcement Officers by Creating the Crime of Aggravated Assault on an Officer.”

Recurring Events Mondays DOVER-FOXCROFT: Senior Network meets at 10:30 a.

The Foxcroft Youth and SeDoMoCha Middle School wrestling teams compete in the annual Marshwood New England Youth Wrestling Championships on April 1.

In my Piscataquis Observer column published on March 29, I wrote about Piscataquis County Economic Development Council Executive Director Christopher “Chris” Winstead and the council’s work toward providing all of Piscataquis County with the economic, social, and educational advantages of first-class broadband internet.

Back in the 1990s, when I worked as information officer for the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife (DIF&W), the U.

Have you ever heard of certificate of need? Neither had I, until a few years ago when I began to learn more about the health policy environment in Maine, and just how backward it has been.

Single payer health care, sometimes referred to as “Medicare for All”, is the 900-pound gorilla sitting quietly in the corner during health care discussions. Fifty-eight percent of us support it. Now that the American Health Care Act has been put on hold, maybe even more people will be open to taking a look.

Now that House Speaker Paul Ryan has affirmed that the Affordable Care Act is the law of the land for the foreseeable future, Republican and Democratic lawmakers have the responsibility to come together to fix what’s wrong with it and work together to expand its benefits to all Americans.