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Senate shuffle
Massachusetts hasn?t had a Senate-seat vacancy in nearly 25 years. Now we may have two. Let the speculation begin.
Don?t count Ted Kennedy out just yet, but the prognosis immediately set minds thinking about the inevitable departure of Kennedy from the US Senate, where he has served since 1962.
Alma Obama
Understated understudy
My niece Rachael was graduated from Wesleyan this past Sunday, an accomplishment perhaps overshadowed for some by the highly publicized circumstances surrounding the commencement ceremony.
Will Harvard drop acid again?
Psychedelic research returns to Crimsonland
In a moment of delightful whimsy in the annals of drug history, Albert Hofmann, after purposely ingesting LSD for the first time, rode his bicycle home and experienced all manner of beatific and hellish visions.
Going both ways
Here?s a strategy sheet for McCain on how to defeat Obama.
Right now John McCain is doing better than he and the Republicans deserve.
Hit the brakes
When the primary season closes on June 3, it is time for Hillary Clinton to exit the race
New York senator Hillary and former president Bill Clinton, who not too long ago were seen as America?s pre-eminent and prototypical power couple, have recast themselves as a coed Thelma and Louise.
Maine Indymedia
Sears Island "deal" oppo swells; JUPC-ites confronted at 6/25/08 pub info mtg.
Sears Island - an open letter to Maine Sierra Club leader Kenneth Cline
Defend Maine's Water from Nestle's Poland Spring
Press Conference and Rally on June 25th, 2pm
92 Main Street Kennebunk
Bring Signs and Rally in support of Western and Southern Maine fighting to keep control of their sand and gravel aquifers.
Sears Island: radio debate and teach-in June 5th and 6th
Sears Island defenders to debate island development wannabes on WERU Community radio June 5, AND hold rally, teach-in outside Maine DOT port meeting, June 6, Searsport.
Plum Creek Receives "Fossil Fool's Award" For Contributions To Climate Change
Fairfield, ME - Volunteers with the Native Forest Network (NFN) staged a mock "Fossil Fool's Day" awards ceremony today at the offices of the Plum Creek Timber Company to draw attention to the potential impacts of the company's Moosehead region development proposal on the regional and global climate. If approved by the Land Use Regulation Commission, the group says, Plum Creek's plan would increase Maine's total carbon emissions by nearly 8%-- a growth in climate-altering pollution that the state's communities and ecosystems cannot afford.
Three Rivers News
June 30, 2008 - Volume 7 - Number 34
Three River News is published weekly by Three Rivers Kiwanis. It is available Tuesdays at the Milo Farmers Union, BJs Market, Graves Service Station, Robinsons Fuel Mart, Reubens Farmers Market, The Restaurant, Milo Exxon, Rite Aid, and Milo True Value. The paper can also be viewed online at http://news.trcmaine.org. Donations can be mailed to Valerie Robertson, PO Box 81, Milo, Maine 04463.
 
June 23, 2008 - Volume 7 - Number 33
Three River News is published weekly by Three Rivers Kiwanis. It is available Tuesdays at the Milo Farmers Union, BJs Market, Graves Service Station, Robinsons Fuel Mart, Reubens Farmers Market, The Restaurant, Milo Exxon, Rite Aid, and Milo True Value. The paper can also be viewed online at http://news.trcmaine.org. Donations can be mailed to Valerie Robertson, PO Box 81, Milo, Maine 04463.
June 16, 2008 - Volume 7 - Number 32
Three River News is published weekly by Three Rivers Kiwanis. It is available Tuesdays at the Milo Farmers Union, BJs Market, Graves Service Station, Robinsons Fuel Mart, Reubens Farmers Market, The Restaurant, Milo Exxon, Rite Aid, and Milo True Value. The paper can also be viewed online at http://news.trcmaine.org. Donations can be mailed to Valerie Robertson, PO Box 81, Milo, Maine 04463.
June 09, 2008 - Volume 7 - Number 31
Three River News is published weekly by Three Rivers Kiwanis. It is available Tuesdays at the Milo Farmers Union, BJs Market, Graves Service Station, Robinsons Fuel Mart, Reubens Farmers Market, The Restaurant, Milo Exxon, Rite Aid, and Milo True Value. The paper can also be viewed online at http://news.trcmaine.org. Donations can be mailed to Valerie Robertson, PO Box 81, Milo, Maine 04463.
June 02, 2008 - Volume 7 - Number 30
Three River News is published weekly by Three Rivers Kiwanis. It is available Tuesdays at the Milo Farmers Union, BJs Market, Graves Service Station, Robinsons Fuel Mart, Reubens Farmers Market, The Restaurant, Milo Exxon, Rite Aid, and Milo True Value. The paper can also be viewed online at http://news.trcmaine.org. Donations can be mailed to Valerie Robertson, PO Box 81, Milo, Maine 04463.
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COLLEGE: Maine Campus
Bidding war helps Alternative Spring Break International
Amidst cheers and laughter at the University of Maine Memorial Union, 10 male students were auctioned off to women-and some men-as part of an Alternative Spring Break International fundraiser on Thursday.
The date auction attracted more than 40 people. The men auctioned off for dates included the captain of the UMaine men's hockey team and the president of Student Government.
UM seniors say goodbye
The door to the future is wide open for the University of Maine's graduating class, but fears of leaving the familiar and moving on persist.
New media major Kevin Mitchell is worried about keeping in touch with his friends at UMaine.
"I have met so many wonderful people, and I am really nervous to be leaving them behind, being hundreds of miles away.
Student leader moving on
Who Derek Mitchell is can not be separated from what he does.
"I've reported from Iraq, but this is my greatest accomplishment. In the past two years, I have made Student Entertainment into something I'm proud of."
Mitchell is the vice president of Student Entertainment (SE).
UMaine food guild 'shares'
When most students are counting down the days until the semester ends, there are a few who will be counting down the days to plant their crops. These students will not be hitting the books this summer at the university - they will manage the crops for Black Bear Food Guild (BBFG).
Skills fair was 'flippin' sweet'
Ever wish you could have great skills such as folding laundry, sewing buttons or tying a tie? Those attending the April 26 event in Estrabooke Hall participated in a variety of activities teaching relevant life skills.
David Merrill, the resident assistant in charge of the event, said the inspiration for the event occurred in the fall of 2007 when he saw one of his resident's "beautifully folded laundry," and wished he could do the same.
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York County Coast Star - Complete News from March 29, 2007
Hearing not over yet
Schools talk consolidation
Mother is helping others avoid tragedy
Voters face 30 questions
Budget talks draw a crowd
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