This is the final article in the series focusing on “Thriving in Place.

Plans are well underway for our family reunion in July.

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  To the Editor:  I would like to point out some discrepancies in the Sangerville Board of Selectmen’s meeting minutes of June 11, 2015.

To the Editor; On behalf of our 230,000 members in Maine, AARP congratulates the Maine State legislature for working together in the spirit of bi-partisanship to override Governor LePage’s veto and pass the state budget which includes restored funding for programs critical to many of Maine’s most at-risk residents.

 To the editor: In October of 2014, Dave’s World of Dover Foxcroft installed a Fujitsu heat pump at the Piscataquis Chamber of Commerce.

  By Mike Lange Staff Writer  I wrote my annual “Welcome to Maine” piece last year after we got back from vacation in California.

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To the Editor; I have heard that I should not give to the homeless who hold signs and ask because the money only goes to drugs and alcohol.

To the Editor:  We would just like to clear up a few rumors that seem to be going around.

   I haven’t seen anything like this since 1991.

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By Congressman Bruce Poliquin (R-Maine)     For decades, Maine’s Second Congressional District was home to dozens of thriving paper, textile, shoe, and leather factories and mills that employed tens of thousands of hard-working Maine families.

To the Editor:  On March 9, 2015, there were multiple telephone conferences calls with Town Manager Ken Woodbury, Melissa Randall and Eaton & Peabody concerning the Code of Ethics Ordinance, and conversation between Eaton & Peabody and other members of their staff, totaling $1,352.

  Observer photo/Mike Lange  EMPTY FLAGPOLE — The Piscataquis County courthouse flagpole has been bare for a number of years.