By Milt Gross For those of you who don’t know — and you who do (great poetry), I’ve just gotten home from the hospital where I had a hip replaced and a relaxing time letting everyone else take care of me.

By Paul Ackerman Last Thursday night in Irasburg, Vermont, the town’s voters cast ballots to determine if the eco-bullying of Big Wind would ruin the local vistas with wind turbines.

By Christina PratleyRN, CIC Healthcare Associated Infections (HAIs) are infections that patients get while receiving treatment for medical or surgical conditions.

  To the editor: Crisp days, cooler nights — who doesn’t love fall? But taking a fall – that’s a different issue.

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  To the Editor: My niece and I, who grew up in Dover, had an opportunity to get back there in September.

  To the Editor: In the last legislative session, LD 828, “An Act To Improve Regulatory Consistency within the Jurisdiction of the Maine Land Use Planning Commission”, was passed by the full Legislature and signed by the Governor on June 29, 2015.

To the editor: As a cancer survivor, I’ve experienced first-hand how the mental and physical side effects of treatment can take a toll on one’s quality of life.

  Everyone, genealogist or not, needs to create a family medical history.

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To the Editor: On October 11, join your neighbors and the Mount Vernon Ladies’ Association, for a special day devoted to Mainers at George Washington’s iconic estate in Virginia.

  To the Editor: I was pleasantly enlightened of your article in yesterday’s Observer of the Hymn sing that was conducted by the churches in the Milo-Brownville area.