Weather WhysBy Ted Shapiro This column is, of course, called “Weather Whys,” and this time, it’s the Weatherman who has a “why’”! Why don’t we have more intensive weather hazard education in our elementary schools? My recent column, The Serious Six, detailed weather hazards which County residents are most likely to experience, any one of which can be be deadly.

“Trust but verify” is the motto of the experienced genealogist.

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To the Editor; We have some people that think the greatest threat to children’s welfare is living in poverty.

Protecting American seniors from financial fraud By U.

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  To the Editor; A few years ago a mystery stone showed up in the annex section of Old Dover Cemetery.

  To the Editor; Identity theft, investment fraud and scams rob millions of Americans of their hard-earned money every year.

To the Editor; Do you want to make some extra money doing something you already love to do? If you have a special talent or hobby, we would like to hear from you! We are currently recruiting Enrichment Instructors for our Spring 2016 semester.

By Milt Gross Today I got a haircut, and the barber and I were swapping moose tales.

Is it ever worth hiring someone to do genealogical research for you? Sometimes that is the only way you can obtain what you need.

 High quality products around our state By U.

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  To the Editor; Hard to believe, but Halloween is gone, and Thanksgiving is right around the corner.

By Ruth Shaw Coaching at the elementary, middle and high school level is “all about the kids.

  To the Editor; The members of the Dover Low Vision Group thank all community participants in the White Cane Walk held on October 17th.

  To the Editor; This information concerns Maine residents living in Unorganized Territories.

  To the Editor; On Nov.