DOWN THE ROADA PIECEBy Milt Gross Awhile ago this morning I lay on our sofa, at times putting my book aside to rest my eyes and gazing out the window.

To the editor: The response to my holding a “Town Hall” meeting was pleasant, with the comments of people attending; but not what I had hoped for.

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What will happen to your genealogical research? This is a question most genealogists never consider.

By Matthew Laroche In my 40 years of working in the North Maine Woods I have never seen a Lombard Log Hauler actually run or ridden in a bateau.

To the Editor; I received an undated, unsigned letter from “concerned citizens of Sangerville” requesting for my resignation as a Selectman of Sangerville.

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DOWN THE ROADA PIECEBy Milt Gross Were trains almost an accident? Many members of my family earned their livelihoods from railroads.

By Gene Policinski The red, white and blue bunting is down, the flags are furled and the last of the fireworks have been sent aloft.

To the Editor: On this beautiful July morning in a very precious part of the world, I wonder how many others besides me are concerned about where we are and where we are going.

To the Editor; The communities have spoken and the budget committee has answered.

To the editor: Wilderness Walk for Warriors 2016 “Flags of Honor Hike” commences on the morning of July 16th.

DOWN THE ROADA PIECEBy Milt Gross Awhile ago this morning I lay on our sofa, at times putting my book aside to rest my eyes and gazing out the window.

To the Editor; Thanks to your support at our town meetings, we serve on your School Board, and we need to explain some of the tough choices we’ve had to make in another difficult budget season.

Senior Matters Many older adults struggle to get healthy, nutritious food.

Often genealogists overlook local historical societies as resources.