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Volume 163 No. 44
October 30 - November 5, 2015
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Between the Rivers, LLC recognized by PCSWDC for Natural Resource Conservation
SHIRLEY - Each year, the Piscataquis County Soil and Water
Conservation District (PCSWCD)
selects a cooperator from our
county to receive the Outstanding Cooperator of the Year Award.
Cooperators are farmers, foresters, landowners and contractors
who have been actively involved
in Natural Resource Conservation Service (NRCS) programs,
which are aimed to address and
improve natural resource concerns on their properties. This
year, the PCSWCD selected Between the Rivers, LLC, located
in Shirley, to receive this great
honor, for the extensive work they
have done with forest land management and natural resource
education.
The PCSWCD recently held a
tour and award ceremony at Between the Rivers. During the tour,
participants were given an opportunity to explore the work being
done on the property, learn about
what was involved in the work
plan and see the results firsthand. Additionally, Between the
Rivers founders and operators,
Ray and Barbara DuCharme,
were on hand to discuss the educational programs they provide,
in which students are directly involved in carrying out some of the
work involved in their management plan to sustainably care for
their forests and the wildlife that
“BETWEEN THE RIVERS” was recently named the 2015 Outstanding Cooperators of the Year by the PCSWCD.
Ray and Barbara DuCharme, founders and operators of Between the Rivers were presented with this award.
relies on the forest for its habitat.
All participants enjoyed the
tour followed by a delicious luncheon, and joined together to
congratulate Between the Rivers
as they were presented with this
well-deserved award.
For more information about
the Piscataquis County Soil and
Water Conservation District,
our Outstanding Cooperator in the Pine Crest Business Park
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Local school groups to perform original theater
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DOVER-FOXCROFT - Two classes from area high schools will be performing original theater pieces on
Tuesday, November 3 at the Center Theatre in Dover Foxcroft. The groups are a senior English class at
Piscataquis Community Secondary School and the drama class at Penquis Valley High School.
Both groups have been working for the past two weeks with professional theater artists-in-residence
brought into the schools by the Maine Alliance for Arts Education, as part of its program Building Community Through the Arts. The purpose of the program, in which whole classes create a theater piece together through improvisation - without writing a script - is to help students engage creatively with each
other and with their curriculum, and to give students who may not be otherwise involved with the arts
the community-building experience of creating and performing together.
The class from PCSS, working with theater director Jeri Pitcher from Readfield, has been creating its
piece relating themes from the students’ reading of Things Fall Apart, by Chinua Achebe to their own
experiences.
The students in the Penquis drama class, working with mask theater artist Beverly Mann from Belfast, report that their play’s theme
is “two teen-aged girls, breaking rules, living life and learning lessons.”
The performances begin at 7 pm. Admission is by donation, with
all donations going toward the continuation of the program at the
two high schools in 2016. This year’s program has been supported
by grants from the Piscataquis County Fund of the Maine Community Foundation as well as the Maine Arts Commission, the Jane B.
Cook 1983 Charitable Trust and the Robbins-de Beaumont Foundation. For more information visit the Center Theatre’s website, www.
centertheatre.org.
November 7, 2015
9:00am - 2:00pm
Knights of Columbus Hall, Dexter
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‘Give a Dog a Home’ offers new hope for canines
by Mike Lange
SEBEC – Aggie, a terrier mix
with one eye eagerly tries to
jump on a visitor’s lap. A German
shepherd named Dallas prances
around the yard with his playmates, despite the loss of a hind
leg at the age of eight weeks.
Maxine, a mixed breed female
playfully nuzzles her owner, looking for attention.
All of these dogs and 40 others have one thing in common: If
they would have stayed in Texas,
chances are they wouldn’t be
alive today.
Jen Cope, a native of Great
Britain, arrived in Maine on July
2 with 63 dogs after buying Eugene and Sue Sutton’s All Breed
Groom and Board on Downs Road
in Sebec. The home and business
was perfect for Cope’s rescue service which started 2,200 miles
away in San Antonio, Texas.
“Some people might think I’m
a crazy dog lady,” she said with
a laugh. “But this is my passion.
In Texas, if a stray dog is not
claimed in three days, they’re put
down. It’s a brutal system.”
Cope’s journey to Maine started after she served 12 years in
the British Army and spent five
years in Iraq, working as a security specialist for a subcontractor.
“I took a trip to San Antonio to
visit friends in 2007,” she said. “I
liked the area, so I bought a home
there. It was so nice not to live
out of a suitcase anymore.”
Copy adopted two dogs; and after getting them healthy after a
life from abuse and neglect, made
her want to do more. “So I started
the nonprofit rescue in 2010,” she
said. “In 2011, I applied for and
was awarded 501(c) 3 tax-exempt
status. I saved seven dogs and
then moved 45 minutes south to
the country town of Devine so I
could expand the rescue.”
One day, a friend of Cope’s
found the Sutton’s business listed
online. “It was a perfect match,”
she said. She also retained the
Suttons’ former businesses, renaming them Royal Treatment
Boarding, Grooming and Daycare.
“Give a Dog a Home – German
Shepherd Dog Rescue,” however,
is Cope’s passion. She had 43 as
of last week, and all but 10 are
available for adoption. “Some I
just can’t part with,” she noted,
as Aggie rolled on her back for a
belly-scratch.
Mona Flint, a friend and neighbor of Cope’s, helps out with the
rescue center as much as possible.
“I do everything from mending
fences to babysitting and bathing,” she said with a laugh. “Jen
puts all her energy into this.”
Adoption fees run from $150
to $450 and all dogs are spayed,
neutered, vaccinated and microchipped. “They don’t need anything but their annual checkup,”
she said. If any of the animals
show signs of illness, Cope rushes
them to Foxcroft Veterinary Services. “They’re outstanding,” she
added.
An animal welfare agent from
the Department of Agriculture,
Conservation and Forestry has
also inspected and issued a shelter license to “Give a Dog a Home
– German Shepherd Dog Rescue.”
Since her arrival in Maine, 25
dogs have been placed, mostly in
the New England area with three
going to Canada and a few others
to families in New York and New
Jersey. About 90 percent of her
placements go out-of-state, Cope
said.
“When someone from out-ofstate wants to adopt, we encourage them to come up to Maine
and spend a few days with the
dog to make sure they’re compatible,” she said. “They usually
are, simply because when I bring
them up here, it’s not a restrictive
environment.”
Transporting dogs from the
Lone Star State, feeding them
and providing health care is costly, Cope acknowledges but said
that she’s delighted with her new
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FALL FAIR
October 31, 10 am - 1 pm
Brownville Junction United Methodist Church
Church Tables: Crafts - Gift Baskets - Food - Books
Nearly New - Rummage-Christmas Items
Lunch served starting at 11:00 menu of
Sandwiches, Pie, Coffee and Punch
LADY AND THE TRAMP – Jen Cope holds Tramp, one of 43 dogs at
her Sebec dog rescue center. (Eastern Gazette photo – Mike Lange)
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Diane Parola, Sheila Walker and Barbara Herring of The
Dexter Tennis Court Project Committee are very happy
to report that the Chris Theriault Memorial Tennis Court
rebuild has been completed! The installation of a major
donor sign as as well as all landscaping is planned for
next spring. A grand opening ceremony will be planned
at that time as well. We would like to thank the following
individuals, businesses and organizations for their
contributions to this $80,000 project. It was extremely
rewarding to see our community come together to bring
the life-long game of tennis back to Dexter.
Peter and Paula Lunder Family
Plummer Memorial Foundation
The Reny’s Charitable Foundation
Bud’s Shop ‘n Save
Lawson’s Landscape Construction
C.M. Ellms and Son
S & G Construction, Inc.
Sebec Fence
Maine Tennis and Track
Jason Langlais
Dexter Lumber Co.
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Reggie Cobb
Barbara Herring
Susan Vaﬁades
Hillary Davies
Scott Hilkert
Nicholas Brandon
Donald Holsapple
45th Parallel Corp.
Gordon Canning Jr.
H.L. Tillson & Co.
Sharon Grant
Sunshine Club, Inc. of Dexter
Sebasticook Family Doctors
Mike Stevens Plumbing
Dexter Family Practice
Dexter Redemption Center
Betty Whitney
Geo. E. Howard & Co., Inc.
S.H. Electric
Shirley B. Carter Post #42 V.F.W.
Joseph Cowherd in memory of Chris Theriault
Jill M. Sampson in memory of George & Isabelle Sampson
Benita & Jerry Rudmin in memory of Chris Theriault, George Sampson & Jud Wark
Francis & Sandra Bush in memory of Jackqueline Chadbourne
Dick & Joanne Hall in memory of Jeff Parola and Chris Theriault
John & Diane Parola & family
Rich & Martha Pﬁrman
Kevin & Katherine Graham
AE Robinson Oil Co.
James J. Lubas
Bangor Savings Bank
HH Brown Shoe Co., Inc.
Bob Fritsch
Victor D. Andrews, D.D.S.
Town of Dexter
Virginia Wark in memory of Jud Wark
Ridge View Community School Booster Club
Dexter Regional High School Booster Club
Maine Highlands Federal Credit Union
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Local Processing; Your Money Stays in our Community
Most of our animals are born here. Their job is to be happy and
grow healthy. They harvest more than 70% of their own forage and
deposit 90% of that nutrition back on the soil to grow more food.
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POTATOES, SQUASH, TURNIPS
AND BEETS STILL AVAILABLE!!
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Anyone wishing to purchase potatoes or squash
after Nov. 1, please call 943-2605.
Feel free to trick or treat in costume at the Dexter Farmers’ Market
this Saturday (10:00-1:00) as we celebrate our last market of the
season. We will have goat milk and cheese, pickles (on sale for $3
a jar!), jams & jellies, handknitted hats & mittens, crocheted market
bags, farm fresh eggs, plus delicious BBQ pulled pork, chicken,
sausage and brisket. Thank you for the support as we work to reestablish the market, and we’ll see you next year!
We would like to thank everybody for
a great year and wish you all the best!
Open Mon.-Sat. 9-4, Sun. 10-2
226 Medford Rd., MILO • 943-2605
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home in Maine. “People’s attitude
toward animals up here is so different,” she said.
For more information, visit
www.giveadogahome-sanantonio.
org or email giveadogahome@
live.com.
Girls Rec basketball sign ups for grades 3-6 will be held
Tuesday, November 3 from 5 - 6:30 pm
at the Town Hall.
Boys Rec basketball sign ups for grades 3-6 will be
held Thursday, November 5 from 5 - 6:30 pm
at the Town Hall.
$15 sign up fee. Any questions call 270 -0195.
(DDATT)
“Dead River
Rough Cut”
Two Maine woodsmen
observations and stories
from the 1970’s.
Friday, November 6, 7 pm
Abbott Memorial Library, Dexter
FMI: 924-3836 or
[email protected]
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PROPERTIES BY NORM COOKSON REALTY
For 30 Years, Norm Cookson Realty has sponsored the
Dexter Fire Department Coloring Contest
Bull Moose
Lounge
ATV Trail
Accessible
Moosehead Trail Motor Lodge
300 Corinna Rd., Rt. 7 Dexter
924-7286 • 11 AM - 1 AM Daily
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Pictured at the prize presentation are from left to right:
Lucky the Clown, Alexandria Steigerwalt, Madison
Thomas, Aubrey Ladd, Adelea Gudroe, Lydia Jensen,
Lexi Wintle, Elizabeth Roberts, Amelia Greaves, Macey
Deering, Steve Bailey
Missing from Photo: Addyson Wyman, Quentin Rich,
Tyler Swift.
Norm Cookson Realty has sponsored the Dexter Fire
Department’s Fire Prevention Week for the past 30 years.
Each year we hold a coloring contest for the SAD 46
pre-school thru grade 4. The first and second place winners from each class were given stuffed Dalmation dogs.
Special thanks go out to Lucky the Clown who helped
entertain the kids.
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DOVER-FOXCROFT - Dover Cove Farmers’ Market will be joining
in on Dover-Foxcroft’s town-wide Halloween BooNanza. They will be
in the Piscataquis Chamber of Commerce’s parking lot from 9 a.m. - 1
p.m. on Halloween offering free hot apple cider, pumpkin donut holes,
and perhaps a surprise or two.
Halloween is the last chance this year to get to Dover Cove Farmers’ Market. Farmers have brought in most of their harvests and
planted their garlic. Orchards are pressing cider. It’s time to stock up
on squash, potatoes, onions, carrots, and cabbage. Debit, credit, and
EBT cards are welcome, and EBT shoppers are eligible for fruit and
vegetable purchase incentives through a USDA grant.
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volunteer civic, literary, fraternal, service and religious organizations. Listings should be 30
words or less. E-mail items to [email protected]; or mail to The Eastern Gazette,
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30
FEEL GOOD PISCATAQUIS EXPO - Monson Community Center, Monson. 10 - 3 PM. Free. 343-0171.
HALLOWEEN PARTY - Sebec Village Reading Room. 6 - 8 Pm. Barbara 564-3232.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31
VETERANS DAY TRIBUTE SINGALONG led by Lew Dow and the YesterYear Music Makers.
Dover-Foxcroft United Methodist Church. 876-8013.
RIPLEY HUNTERS BREAKFAST - Ripley CGrange Hall. 5 - 8 AM. $7/adults, $3/10 and under.
KID’S HALLOWEEN PARTY - Parkman Grange. 1 - 3 PM. $3 to benefit MS Society. Sue Manchester
277-3942.
HALLOWEEN PARTY - Cambridge Town Office. 4 - 6 PM. All ages. Trunk-A-Treat, Games, hay
Ride, etc. Sue 277-5926.
GRIST MILL MUSEUM - Dexter. Open for Trick or Treat. 5 - 7:30 PM.
DOVER-FOXCROFT TRUNK OR TREAT - Living Word Assembly of God Church. 4 - 5:30 PM.
564-2586.
THREE RIVERS KIWANIS HUNTERS BREAKFAST - Kiwanis Headquarters 24 Gerrish Rd.,
Milo. 5 - 10 AM. $8/adult, $2/age 12 and under. Bob Ellison 279-0481.
HUNTERS BREAKFAST - Dexter Grange, 6 Church St. 5 - 9 AM. $6/adults, $3/age 6 - 11, Free/5
& under.
MILO REC HAUNTED HALLOWEEN - Milo Town Hall. 5:30 - 8 PM. By donation. Pumpkin contest,
Hayrides, Haunted House, etc.
5TH ANNUAL TRUNK OR TREAT - New Hope Baptist Church, Dexter. 5 - 7 PM.
Cash for candy in Dexter
DEXTER - Sebasticook Family Doctors is redefining the phrase
“put your money where your mouth is.” This Halloween, trick ortreaters can bring in their excess candy and receive $1 per pound of
all unopened and/or wrapped candy in the original wrapper. Limit is
5 pounds of candy.
Candy will be collected at Sebasticook Family Doctors Dexter practice, 29 Church Street, November 3 and 4, from 3 to 5 p.m. Along with
cash for the candy, children will also receive a new toothbrush and a
prize. The candy will then be shipped to troops overseas.
“‘Ditch the candy,” that’s what we’re saying. Visiting your dentist
twice a year and brushing daily are great preventative measures,
but doing away with excess sweets altogether would really give your
teeth a healthy boost,” says Dr. Chris Kammer, who started the Buy
Back program in Wisconsin a few years ago.
“Kids can still have all of the fun of trick-or-treating, and now their
piggy banks will benefit as well. The practice chose to participate in
the Halloween Candy Buy Back help parents that want to limit the
amount of damage that can be done to their children’s teeth. We want
to encourage and teach preventative care not last options to save your
smile,” he added.
Births of local interest
DOVER-FOXCROFT – The following births of local interest have
been reported to The Eastern Gazette by the staff of Mayo Regional
Hospital.
A son, Elijah Nikolas Pacheco, to Nicole and Jason Pacheco Sr. of
Bradford on September 01, 2015. Wt. 6 pounds 15 ounces.
A daughter, Elianna Joy Mozsgae, to Dawn and Steven Mozsgae of
Dover-Foxcroft on September 05, 2015. Wt. 9 pounds 1 ounce.
A son, Tripp Winston Thibodeau, to Kristi and Anthony Thibodeau
of Sangerville on September 30, 2015. Wt. 6 pounds 1 ounce.
A daughter, Sophie Ava Thompson, to Brandy Reynolds and Keith
Thompson of Dexter on October 07, 2015. Wt. 5 pounds 6 ounces
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REMEMBRANCE CEREMONY - Charlotte White Center, Dover-Foxcroft. 1:30 - 3 PM. Pre-register
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CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY CHURCH - Dexter. Bible Study 9 AM, Fellowship 9:30 AM, Service 10
AM. “The Freedom of Choice” Pastor Robert Herring.
1ST UNIVERSALIST CHURCH OF DEXTER - Next to Buds. 10 AM worship. Meeting downstairs
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NEW HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH - 130 Spring St., Dexter. Reformation Sunday. 10 AM. 924-7419.
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BENEFIT BAKE SALE - Local Extension Homemakers group. At Cambridge Town Hall. 10 AM.
MOUNT KATAHDIN SENIOR CITIZENS MEETING - Brownville Community Church. Noon.
ELECTION BAKE SALE - Dexter Town Hall. 8 AM - sold out. GFWC/Dexter Women’s Literary club.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4
ST. AGNES LADIES GUILD ADORATION & MEETING - Church Hall, 238 Detroit St., Pittsfield.
Adoration 6 - 6:45 PM. 7 PM Meeting.
SANGERVILLE KNIGHTS ATV CLUB MEETING - Sangerville Town Hall Community Room. 6:30
PM. [email protected]. 557-1018 Sue McAvoy.
KIDS BIBLE CLUB - New Hope Baptist Church, Dexter. Wednesdays 5:30 - 7 PM. Kids K - 5th.
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DDATT’S FIRST FRIDAY MOVIE - Abbott Memorial Library, Dexter. “Dead River Rough Cut” 7
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7
40TH ANNUAL CRAFT FAIR - East Sangerville Grange. 9 AM - 3 PM. $1/at door.
BAKED BEAN & HAM SUPPER - BJHS Alumni/American Legion Building, Brownville Jct. 5 6:30 PM. $7/adults or $6 if you bring item for food cupboard, $3/under 12. 965-8070.
MIRACLE TREE EVENT - Pat’s Pizza Banquet Rooms. Dover-Foxcroft. 10 AM - 3 PM. $1/adults,
Free/under 12. And Sunday, November 8.
CHRISTMAS CRAFT FAIR - Our Lady of the Snow’s, K of C hall Sangerville Rd., Dexter. 9 AM - 2 PM.
CHRISTMAS CRAFT FAIR & LUNCHEON - Shirley Town Hall. 10:30 AM - 2 PM. Luncheon $5.
FREE HUNTERS SUPPER - Grace Bible Church, 40 Douty Hill Rd., Sangerville. 6 PM. Calls for
information taken on day of supper. 876-2240.
CHICKEN & BISCUITS SUPPER - Sebec Village Reading Room. 4:30 - 6 PM. $7/adults, $3/under
10. Barbara 564-3232.
TURKEY POT PIE SUPPER - LaGrange Full Gospel Assembly Linda’s Food Cupboard. 4:30 PM,
6 PM singspiration. $5/person $10/family donation. 285-3825.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8
TURKEY TROT & WALK - Community Fitness, Guilford. 11 AM. $15/registration or frozen turkey for
runners, traditional thanksgiving meal items for untimed walkers. By donation 11 AM - 1 PM. 876-4813.
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The family of Gerry Marshall would
like to thank each and every person
for their sympathy during this hard
time. We wish we could do this in
person but there are so many to thank
for flowers, food and donations to
the Gerry Marsh Entrepreneurial
fund C/O Sebasticook Valley
Federal Credit Union, P.O. Box 145,
Newport, ME 04953.
Thank you from the bottom of our hearts.
Barbara and Children
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The Eastern Gazette welcomes Letters to the Editor from readers in our coverage area addressing issues
of local public interest. All letters must be signed with town of residence noted beneath the signature, and
a daytime telephone number provided for verification purposes. Unsigned letters, letters with fictitious
names, letters without verification information, or letters that are not addressed exclusively to The Eastern
Gazette, may not be considered for publication. Partisan political letters will not be published in
the final edition of The Eastern Gazette prior to any election. All letters will be considered based
on space available, standards of taste, and libel. Editing for space and clarity will be at the discretion of
the Editor. Letters may be e-mailed to [email protected] or mailed to 97 Church Street Dexter ME
04930. Letters must reach The Eastern Gazette by 5 pm Monday for consideration for Friday publication.
“Dover-Foxcroft Voters to Decide...”
To the Editor:
On November 3rd Dover-Foxcroft voters will have a municipal ballot to consider in addition to the State
and County ballots.
Article 2 pertains to the upgrade of the hydroelectric facility and the installation of rooftop solar panels
at the former Moosehead Manufacturing site. Article 2 asks Dover-Foxcroft voters whether the Town supports the participation of these renewable energy projects in the State’s Community Based Renewable
Energy Pilot Program. This program was created by the Legislature to encourage investment in renewable energy projects throughout the State. Projects in this program are able to sell electricity to utility
companies at an increased rate so that the projects can generate enough revenue to make these private
investments in renewable energy feasible. While these renewable energy investments are being made by
the owners of the Mill Redevelopment Project, the Town is the owner of the hydro facility and as such, the
PUC requires the Town’s legislative support in order to participate in this program. Without the participation of the hydro and solar projects in this program, the completion of these projects is unlikely it would
be a missed opportunity for securing this substantial private investment in our community.
Article 3 pertains to the ability of the Town to ensure that it can maintain continuity in services in
the case of position vacancies or in transition periods. While State statute speaks to the Town’s ability
to make some deputy appointments, it does not cover all instances that might affect the Towns ability to
deliver services. The “Ordinance to Clarify and Establish the Appointment of Deputy Municipal Officials”
will allow the Town to appoint an existing employee as a deputy to a municipal official and have them
sufficiently cross trained so that they can fulfill the duties of the position in the same manner that the
primary official would do. This type of assurance especially in terms of a local construction project, would
be very important in terms of keeping the project on track without delays which could add to the cost.
Finally, Article 4 seeks authorization for the town to refinance some existing wastewater debt. The
Town has been able to secure re-financing for wastewater debt twice over the past three years reducing
some of the loan interest rates from over 3% and 4% to below 1%. This has saved the Town several hundreds of thousands of dollars over the original terms of these loans. The Town is now pursuing a similar
type of refinancing on existing debt at an interest rate of 2.5% to a rate below 1%. There have been some
last minute issues that have been raised in terms of the Town’s ability to proceed with this refinance however, authorization to continue to pursue this cost savings remains very valuable.
Your support on these items is critical to encourage investment in renewable energy projects, improved
service delivery, and cost savings on our existing debt. I hope you will take the time to consider the importance of these items on the ballot and come to the polls and vote on November 3rd.
Jack Clukey, Town Manager
Dover-Foxcroft
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To the Editor:
The Piscataquis County Sheriff ’s Office is asking for your support on Nov 3 at the ballot box. Voters will
decide on borrowing money to build a new Sheriff ’s law enforcement center.
The current Sheriff ’s Office was built in the 1890’s to provide housing for the Sheriff, who at that time
was expected to live in the jail. In the 1980’s it was renovated to provide office space for the Sheriff’s
patrol staff and administration. Even then, it was an old house with narrow staircases and hallways, and
was cramped for space.
Law enforcement has changed much since 1990 and this space has long outlived its purpose. The current office has no space for files, processing evidence, interviewing suspects or victims. In fact, deputies
scramble to find a vacant office in the courthouse next door. For example, when an elderly or disabled
person wants to see the Sheriff, the investigators have to vacate their work area so that they can meet in
private. Or consider the indignity of parading a victim around the courthouse trying to find a quiet place
to talk.
The current building has safety issues and if one was to be on the 2nd floor or in the basement when a
fire hit you have no place to go. Employees are crawling around and over ductwork so they can access the
stored case files because there is no place else to store files.
I’m very proud of the work our employees do; they work with diligence and make the best of a very
poor work environment. But we have reached a point where things are untenable. As law enforcement
becomes more complex, we need to provide the tools for them to do their work with efficiency and design.
The proposed building is a very basic and efficient building. To build any public building in our time for
$610,000 is virtually unheard of, but demonstrates that every effort has been taken to provide an affordable, efficient, law enforcement center that can meet the needs of our county for the foreseeable future.
The payments will be spread over 10 years and represent less than one percent of the county budget.
Anyone who has toured the current office area has come away with two basic conclusions: how do they
get any work done and what a difficult environment to work in. We love this county and are proud to serve
to the best of our ability. Your support at the ballot will enable us to serve you in a much better capacity.
Bob Young, Chief Deputy
Piscataquis County
“...re-start 310,000 KW of hydroelectric generation...”
To the Editor:
How many times have you driven over the bridge on main street and looked at the water flowing over
the dam and wondered why it no longer generates electricity? Five years ago the state established the
Community-Based Renewable Energy program that provides increased pricing from utilities to enable
small projects to obtain funding. Unfortunately, when Mayo Mill applied they were informed that the
program had been filled.
This past legislative session as a member of the Energy Committee, I sponsored legislation to expand
the program to allow small projects to be included. Together with legislators from both parties a revised
bill was designed to provide an opportunity for the Mayo Mill Project. The legislation gained two-thirds
support in both the House and Senate and became law on October 16th.
The Mayo Mill application to the Community-Based Renewable Energy program will re-start 310,000
KW of hydroelectric generation with an annual output of 1.4 million KW and add an additional 86,000
KW of rooftop solar generation. There are no municipal commitments or obligations to Dover-Foxcroft.
Vote on November 3rd....
State Representative
Norman Higgins
207-949-9379
Pittsfield, ME • www.midmaineminisplits.com
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GREENVILLE – Billions of dollars are spent each year marketing communities and tourist destinations, but the vast majority of the expense is wasted.
Why? According to a study by Roger Brooks International, people are exposed to more marketing messages than they can absorb. Therefore, the best way to get your message across is finding something “that
really sets you apart from everyone else and then build on that as a foundation. This is the art of branding.”
The Brooks study was formally introduced at the October 21 Greenville Board of Selectmen’s meeting
by the Moosehead Lake Brand Development Team, a 17-member committee charged with developing a
plan to encourage more visitors to come to the area and enhance the year-round economic opportunities
in the region.
The Brooks study recommended that the Moosehead Lake region be branded as “America’s Crown
Jewel.” But development team chair Amanda Hunt said that Brooks also cautioned that “you don’t just
roll out a brand. It’s more than just logos and slogans. It’s the essence of who you are what you want to
be known for.”
Brooks has made 42 recommendations which can be rearranged or prioritized, Hunt said. “But Roger
also stated that you can’t leave any of them out. If the pieces don’t come together, the puzzle won’t be
complete,” she said.
Some of the recommendations include:
Recruit additional retail, dining and outdoor experiences into Greenville and Rockwood;
Develop a community profile and opportunities brochure;
Develop free, robust Wi-Fi access at the pavilion and a radius of one-quarter to one-half mile radius of
downtown;
Improve access to public restrooms in downtown Greenville and Rockwood;
Contract for the manufacturing and sale of branded gear;
Relocate the Greenville visitors’ center downtown and build a mobile information center;
Install retail “blade” signs on downtown stores and add benches and more downtown beautification;
Raise $7 million for development and marketing of the brand.
While the funds needed to fully implement the branding initiative raised a few eyebrows, Hunt said
that not all of the money needed to be raised in the immediate future and that the committee plans to
apply for grants along with private donations.
She also pointed out that there are several signs that residents support improved marketing efforts. An
online survey of nine questions created by Brooks last year drew 1,400 responses “and that was Roger’s
third-largest response he had ever received from a survey, and he’s worked in 45 states as well as some
foreign countries,” Hunt said.
Committee member Sally Johnson told the audience that the Brooks study revealed that “70 percent
of retail business is related to ‘curb appeal.’ You cannot underestimate how important it is to convey that
welcoming feeling – flower boxes, nice quality signs, and peaceful lighting.”
Public restrooms are also important, Johnson said. “If someone has to drive somewhere to go to a restroom, chances are you’ve lost them because they’re not coming back and shopping again,” she said.
For more information, visit the Branding link at www.mooseheadlakeedc.com.
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DOVER-FOXCROFT – The Executive Committee of the Piscataquis
County Economic Development Council (PCEDC) is seeking nominations for the Warren “Pete” Myrick Community Service Award, to be
presented at the annual meeting of the PCEDC on December 14.
The Myrick Award is given to recognize a Piscataquis County resident, business or organization who exemplifies Pete Myrick’s concern
for and commitment to education, economic development and/or civic
leadership in the region.
Myrick, a Guilford resident who died in 2002, was a longtime educator in School Administrative District 4 and one of the founders of
PCEDC, serving as the council’s president in 2001. Previous Myrick
Award recipients were:
Owen Pratt, retired Dover-Foxcroft town manager (2003)
Merlene Sanborn, director of the Penquis Higher Education Center
(2004)
Roger Merchant, Piscataquis County Cooperative Extension Service (2005)
Edwin Treworgy, retired educator, long-term member of the MSAD
41 School Board, and member of the Three Rivers Kiwanis in Milo
(2006)
Tracy Michaud Stutzman, executive director of the Maine Crafts
Association (2007)
Sherry French, office manager for WDME Radio (2008)
Rhonda Taylor of Maine Highlands Federal Credit Union (2009)
John Simko, town manager of Greenville and former president of
PCEDC (2010)
Thelma Regan, executive director of Piscataquis Valley Adult Education Cooperative (2011)
Bob and Barbara Moore, owners, Bob’s Sugarhouse (2012)
Dennis Green, former Select Board Member, Brownville (2013)
Richard “Dick” Brown, CEO, Charlotte White Center (2014)
Criteria to be considered in determining the award winner will include the overall impact of the candidate’s accomplishments, the duration of the candidate’s engagement in community service activities
and the breadth of involvement in the community.
The award is not given to recognize anyone solely for job performance, but seeks to acknowledge those who go above and beyond in
donating their time to community service.
Nomination packages must be received by Friday, Nov. 6. The package should consist of a 1-2 page letter that details how the candidate
meets the award criteria in the specific areas of education, economic
development and/or civic leadership, as well as any supporting documentation.
Nomination packages may be emailed to Christopher Winstead at
[email protected]; or mailed to Christopher Winstead,
Executive Director, Piscataquis County Economic Development Council, 50 Mayo Street, Dover-Foxcroft, Me. 04426.
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SVH Breast Cancer Awareness Walk raisese $8200
PITTSFIELD - Sebasticook Valley Health Women’s Health spearheaded the twenty-first annual
Breast Cancer Awareness Walk on October 17.
The walk raised $8200 and continues to receive donations. It is through the generosity of the
communities that SVH is able to use the money to help patients that are un-insured or underinsured,
receive much needed breast care services
Jen Castonguay, RT-R (CT), said that she was thrilled with the turnout for such a cold, damp day.
“The money brought in by these dedicated walkers shows how communities come together to help
their neighbors, friends and relatives. Through early detection screenings, SVH has helped patients
on the road to recovery experience positive outcomes. Some of these patients would not have had
their mammogram if the money had not been available to them. At SVH, we work with all health care
providers in our service area so that their patients can get the care they need.”
“The largest amount of money raised by a single walker was Margaret McLeod. Margaret supports
the walk annually and this year Margaret’s total was more than $1300. The company with the largest
amount of money raised was Sebasticook Valley Health, showing that our employees support this cause
both emotionally and financially. Team Tawnya of Plymouth and Kleinschmidt Company of Pittsfield
were very close as second and third place team totals.”
Terri Vieira, president and CEO of SVH, senior vice president, EMHS shared, “ I continue to be
humbled by the generosity and commitment of so many, employees and community, in supporting SVH
in its goals of providing care to our communities. The employees at SVH are dedicated to ensure that
our patients have access to important healthcare services and receive the best care possible. Every
walker participating showed the concern that the SVH communities have for each other and through
fund raising continue to commit to keeping each other healthy. On behalf of the entire SVH family I
thank you for your continued support.”
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Affordable Care Act
Enrollment Assistance
Do you need Affordable Health Insurance?
Katahdin Valley Health Center will be hosting meetings
on the Affordable Care Act, with Certified Application
Counselors available to answer questions about the Act.
Light refreshments will be served at the meeting.
November 17th, 2015 - 5:00 pm - 7:00pm
50 Summer St., Millinocket
Application Counselors: Megan Day and Tina McNinch
Kara Ohlund from Maine Community Health Options will
be available to answer general questions about insurance.
November 18th, 2015 - 5:00 pm - 7:00pm
30 Houlton St., Patten
Application Counselors: Megan Day and Tina McNinch
Certified Application Counselors are also available to
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SEALED BID
The Town of Garland will be conducting a sealed bid sale for a
tax acquired property. Devisees of Aaron Thompson 7 Paul Rd.
Garland, Maine 04939. Only Singlewide Trailer, NOT land.
Property information can be found at the Town Office Tues.,
Thurs., Fri. from 10 am - 4:30 pm or Wed., from 10 am - 6 pm
All property bids must be bank check or money order for 10%
of your bid. Bids need to be turned in by December 9th no
later than 6 pm. The remaining amount is due within 20 days
of bid being accepted.
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Lupo Construction,
Inc
looking for
Experienced Carpenters
General Construction Workers wanted, experience
in concrete, steel & wood would be helpful.
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with Adults with disabilities. The applicant will need to pass a
background check and provide DSP, CRMA, First Aid and CPR
Certifications. Training can be provided. Only caring individuals
who can follow directions and work a flexible schedule should
apply. Applicant must have reliable transportation and provide a
recent insurance card as well as be able to provide clear writing
skills for written documentations.
Please call 945-4033 for further details.
RENTALS
RENTALS
RENTALS
CORINNA - 3 bdrm, washer and
dryer hook-ups, references required. Security deposit and first
and last. Heat and hot water included. No dogs. $775 per month.
Call 327-1609.
SANGERVILLE – 3 bdrm, 1
bath, 2nd floor. Includes heat,
water, sewer, trash removal. $725
per month plus security deposit.
Call Lynn at 207-270-5073.
DEXTER - Single apts. No pets,
no smokers. Security deposit.
FOR NEW IN-TOWN DEXDEXTER - Small one bedroom TER APT TENANTS - 50% off
home with shed in town. $450/ 1st month, 10% off for next 5
month plus security. 991-4144.
months. One and Two BedDEXTER - 2 bedroom mobile rooms. All utilities included.
home for rent. Water, sewer, plow- NO PETS. Call now for more
ing, and lawn care included. No information. 924-6867.
DEXTER - Mobile homes available. Will owner finance. Homes
stay in the park. Call 207-9462085 or visit us online at www.
ericsoncountrymhp.com.
pets. $600/month plus deposit.
277-5056.
ECHO LAKE/PUFFERS POND
- Waterfront camp located at 90
Snowgoose Lane. 100’ of water
frontage. Two bedroom, one bath.
Dexter, Maine. $129,000. Call,
(207) 485-5844.
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AVAILABLE
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Katahdin Valley Health Center
New Openings
Due to our continued growth, KVHC is recruiting for:
Millinocket/Brownville Clinics
Family Medicine Physician
General Dentist
Houlton/Patten Clinics
Optometrist
Pharmacist
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Excellent Salary and Benefits package including
generous amounts of paid time off. Visit
www.kvhc.org for more details about these positions.
Please contact Michelle LeFay at 207-528-2285
or [email protected] with questions
or to submit a resume.
Katahdin Valley Health Center is an Equal Opportunity Employer
Kim Phillips, RN, DON
64 Park Street,
Dexter, ME 04930
64 Park Street,
Dexter, ME 04930
(207) 924-5516, Ext. 202
(207) 924-5516, Ext. 202
Hibbard Skilled Nursing Center
RN - NURSE MANAGER
Day Shift / Monday - Friday
LICENSED NURSES
Full-time, Part-time and Per Diem, Day & Evening Shifts
Come join our dedicated healthcare team! We offer weekend
and shift differential with an excellent benefits package
for full time employment.
Visit us for an application at:
1037 West Main Street Dover-Foxcroft, ME 04426 EOE
Hibbard Skilled Nursing Center
1037 West Main Street, Dover-Foxcroft, ME
564-8129
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CNAs
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We offer weekend and shift differential with an excellent
benefits package for full-time employees.
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Join a growing team who are making a difference in the lives of
children with Autism & Cognitive Disabilities
in community and group settings.
Immediate need in the Dover-Foxcroft and surrounding area.
Up to a $13 per hr starting wage, paid training,
mileage reimbursement.
Up to a $250 sign-on bonus.
For more information call 1-855-894-3599.
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CAMP FOR SALE
SPA & HOT TUB
HOT TUB AND SPA SERVICE.
We repair all brands of spas and
hot tubs. We also repair steam
and sauna. Call 277-3540. Please
leave a message.
AUTO FOR SALE
2000 SATURN - 145,000 miles.
Good sticker till March 2016.
New trans, runs great. $2200
OBO. Must sell. 683-6942.
MOVING SALE
MOVING SALE - Sharp stereo
system 5 disc CD changer, double
cassette, AM/FM, record changer
with amp system in cabinet with
two large speakers. Dining room
set -table with 3 leafs, 6 chairs,
glass front china cabinet and
serving buffet. Love seat recliner,
blue and tan, very good condition. Two glass front book cases.
Please call 924-5512 anytime!
POSITIONS
AVAILABLE
Dietary
Department
Part-time
Cook/Aide
Please apply at:
Dexter Health Care
64 Park Street,
Dexter, ME 04930
(207) 924-5516, Ext. 202
Vegetable
Pickers
Wanted
mid-July
through
October
Thomas
Farms
Corinth
285-3483
GARAGE SALE
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, 10/30
& 10/31, from 9-4. Half way between Dexter and Guilford on Rt.
23 off Jackman Corner Rd. Tons
of stuff!
FOR SALE
COW MANURE for next year’s
garden! $25/pick-up truck and
loaded onto your truck. 924-6248.
HILLSIDE PARK APARTMENTS, DEXTER
Immediate 2 Bedroom Vacancy. Vouchers Welcomed!
Rent starts at $626.00. Income limits apply.
Coin-op laundry available on site.
For applications, visit
www.mainedevelopment.com; or contact us at
Maine Development Associates
1-800-639-1747
TTY 711 / 800-437-1220
We are an Equal Opportunity Organization
DEXTER - Firewood for sale.
Mixed hardwood. Cut, split 16”,
and delivered local. $220 a cord.
Call 270-1892.
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DOVER-FOXCROFT
We are now accepting rental applications for a brand
new non-smoking Elderly Community, 62 years of age,
or older, or disabled, tentatively ready for occupancy
the middle of September 2015. One bedroom and one
bedroom accessible apartments available.
Rent is 30% of your adjusted income all utilities are
included. Income restrictions do apply.
For more information and an application, please contact
Realty Resources Management
1-800-338-8538
TTY 711
Equal Housing Opportunity
Park Street Village
Milo
1&2 Bedroom Apts.
NOTE: Must meet certain income guidelines.
C.B. Mattson, Inc.
360 Maine Ave., Farmingdale
P.O. Box 10, Gardiner, ME 04345-0010
www.cbmattson.com
1-800-244-2297
Equal
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Opportunity
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989-1070 or 800-287-1071
Send E-Mail to [email protected] with questions or comments.
Accepting
Applications
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Opportunity
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SERVICE DIRECTORY
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FURNACE REPAIRS
and CLEANING
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• Decks
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Call us for all your
construction needs!
FULLY INSURED
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Stump Grinding
David 924-5142
Maine Stump
Removal
Excavation • Gravel
Septic Systems
Land Clearing
Dexter - 924-5902
Garages, Siding, Roofing
General Carpentry, Camps - Insured
CertainTeed - Extended Warranty
683.5525 Jeff McKenney
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924-3405
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Charleston
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570-2482
UPHOLSTERY
LICENSED ARBORISTS
Tree Removal & Pruning
Residential Utility Line Clearance
Residential & Municipal Emergency Services
CROUSE BUILDERS
Building Quality Homes for
Over 30 Years
Reliable References - Insured
876-2783 Sangerville
631-9587 Cell
Lyford & Lyford Builders
Metal and Asphalt Roofing
Decks, replacement windows, and siding.
All phases of construction
Over 30 years of experience
Call Gary for a FREE estimate, 943-3596
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KIMAUTO • HOME • COMMERCIAL .L.C.
• LIFE & HEALTH • FINANCIAL SERVICES •
35 Hudson Ave., Guilford ME 04443
(207) 876-9777 (877) 844-3388
* Registered Representative offering securities though United Planners’ Financial
Services of America, a Limited Partnership. Member FINRA, SIPC.
FIREWOOD
Unseasoned $225/cord
Cut, split & 2 cord loads delivered free in local area.
Good Wood. certified measure.
Doug Thomas • 277-3017 • fi[email protected]
Timberlands
2”x1” 3 Months
$
120
- Land Clearing - Competitive Stumpage
- Timber Harvest - Lump sum payments
- Grinding
- Advance payments
Choose from: 5/4 Decking, V-Match Siding,
Clapboards, Log Siding. Also available in Pine.
Hemlock Dimensional Lumber.
Bagged
Cedar
Shavings
Foster Painting Co.
25 years of Quality and Reliability
LEAD CERTIFIED
INTERIOR • EXTERIOR
FULLY INSURED
(207) 368-5078
ARROW
TREE
SERVICE
(207) 564-2186 or
(207) 717-2901
www.jdraymond.com
Jim’s
• Painting •
• Power Washing •
Dexter, ME
270-2562
Specializing
in Hazardous
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& PRUNING
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& COMMERCIAL
LAWNMOWING
1-800-287-2295
Certified Logging Professionals
Licensed Professional Forester
16 Bolstridge Rd, Corinna • www.yoderssawmill.com
Robert Goodwin
277-3196
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270-0524
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564-7400 [email protected]
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Fully Insured
Free Estimates
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AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY
Chieftan Heights - Greenville
Greenville Hylands - Greenville
Milo Heights - Milo
Pleasant Park - Milo
Garden Apartments - Milo
Forrest Haven - Jackman
These apartments are available with Rental Assistance
or Section 8 to applicants who are low income families
and low income elderly (age 62 or older or disabled of
any age). Low income for two people is $35,100 per
year.
These apartments include heat, electric, water, sewer,
maintenance, on site mail, on site laundry and some
include cable TV. Rental amounts will be 30% of adjusted income.
To apply contact Sarah Lavigne at 1-800-370-4001.
Tenant selection criteria must be met.
Equal Housing Opportunity
FIREWOOD
HELP WANTED
WANTED
DEXTER - Firewood. No we are
not out of business. Sawed, split
& delivered. Call for prices. Stan
White d/b/a M & S Firewood. 9246217.
LOOKING FOR energetic responsible person to work at least
one day a week and as needed
for substitute work. Background
check is required. Childcare facility in Ripley. Call Tricia 277-3435.
PRIVATE COLLECTOR paying top $$$ for all old coins
and paper money. I have the
books to show you the value.
IE silver dollars $18 and up.
Any silver coins 1964 and
below paying 10 times face
value or numismatic value.
IE 1877 Indian cent $500. Also
seeking pocket watches, old
banks, Civil War items, gold
and silver. I am not a dealer.
I do not melt coins. Ralph 207-
DEXTER - Firewood sawed, split
& delivered. Good wood, call for CORINTH - Webmaster/Crebest price in area. Allen 270-0198 ator/eCommerce sight building,
experienced. Great opportunity
or 924-3480.
to show off your skills. 207-4330347.
Apartments
1&2 bedroom apts.
Eastville Village
Newport
Ask about Rental Assistance
NOTE: Must meet certain income guidelines.
C.B. Mattson, Inc.
360 Maine Ave., Farmingdale
P.O. Box 10, Gardiner, ME 04345-0010
1-800-244-2297
Equal Housing
Opportunity
EXPERIENCED people to list on
Ebay and other sites. Part time
plus. Detail orientated a must. 285-3346 or 207-478-5717.
Corinth 207-433-0347
DOG RESCUE
GIVE A DOG A HOME, German
WANTED
BUYING SALVAGE Vehicles. Shepherd Dog Rescue (501c3,
Call Mert anytime at 924-7933 or nonprofit) has relocated from
Texas to Sebec. Saving German
717-3939.
Shepherds and Wirehaired TerriBUYING VINYL record albums. ers from Kill Shelters. Meetings
Good prices paid for quality re- are appointment only, giveadogacords. Most interested in Blues [email protected]. Check out our
and late 60’s early 70’s Rock. website to see available dogs.
Must be in very good condition. http://www.giveadogahome-sanPrivate collector. Corinth 207- antonio.org/gsdsterriers.html.
433-0347
Dial 711 for TTYS/TTDS
An equal opportunity provider and employer
Silver Lake Housing
52 Park St.,
P.O. Box 103,
Milo
207
943-5225
e-mail: [email protected].
dewittjonesrealty com website: www
www.dewittjonesrealty.com
dewittjone
Best wishes to Norm Cookson in his retirement.
From all of us at Dewitt-Jones Realty.
Good Luck HUNTERS!
30 Summit Rd., Dexter
Subsidized Rental Assistance Available
To apply call 924-5504
Dial 711 for TTD/TTY
Elderly applicants must be 62 years of age or older.
Handicapped/disabled applicants may be under 62.
NOTICES
1 John 5:11-12 God has given us
eternal life..whosoever has God’s
Son has life, whoever does not
have His Son does not have life.
New Beginnings Bible Church,
Silvers Mills Road, Dexter.Sunday School 9:30 am, Church
10:30.
Silver Lake Housing, PO Box 516, Dexter ME 04930
We are an Equal Opportunity Organization
APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
MLS# 1225405 Brownville: Great recre- MLS# 1214390 Brownville: Located in the
ational camp on 4.5+/- acres. Location is the key.
Snowmobile and ATV trails very close by. Located
in the heart of four seasons recreation. Hunting,
lakes nearby, hiking or just come up and enjoy what
Maine has to offer! $25,000
heart of the 4 seasons recreational area with trails
going right by the property. 3 bay garage with living quarters above. Living space is studded up &
wired. Public water and private sewer. Schoodic &
Sebec Lakes a short drive. $49,900
MLS#: 1064083 Ebeemee: Recreational
people take notice! This older camp is located in
the heart of the recreational area. Hunting, fishing,
snowmobiling and ATV enthusiast this is the spot
for you! Located in low tax rate. Heated with wood
stove. Some TLC needed! $38,000
MLS# 1241205 Long A Twp: Custom built
home w/wood interior, 1st floor bdrm and bath.
Screened in front porch overlooking above ground
pool & horse shoe pits. 1 car garage, storage building & bunkhouse! Short drive to the lakes in the
area. ATV trails at the end of the driveway! $119,000
DEXTER: 58 Main St., spacious
1BR downstairs apt., separate
entrance and covered deck,
$560/mo. Heat & trash removal
included.
Newly renovated 1BR upstairs apt.,
$555/mo. Heat, hot water &
trash removal included.
DEXTER: 79 Maple St., 2BR
downstairs apt. Heat, hot water
and trash removal included.
$610/mo. Available early
September.
One year lease, references
and security deposit required.
$200 move-in bonus when
you mention this ad!
10 ACRES
Call 343-1447
email: [email protected]
MLS# 1239572 Atkinson: Single fam- MLS#: 1074017 Orneville: Cozy cabin in
ily home with two bedrooms and one bath. Rural the “Maine Woods”. Perfect location for those outCountry Living could be used as a starter home or doors enthusiasts! Great hunting & fishing area.
great place for hunters. $35,000
Boyd Lake a short drive. Cabin has power. $42,900
THE QUARRY PINES
Waterfront
PO BOX 1, BROWNVILLE ME 04414
MLS# 1229580 Elliotsville: Located on
Lake Onawa. 2 bedroom camp. Walk out on the
dock and see Borestone Mountain! Great fishing
and crystal clear water are all right out the door.
Comes furnished, chemical toilet & small building
could be converted into a bunkhouse! $114,900
MLS# 1227268 Lagrange: Hunting camp on
4.6+/- ac. lot which borders Dead Stream. 2 bdrms.,
sleeping loft up & spacious L/R. Needs kitchen.
Open back porch has sink area & room for your
grill. Stream ftg. w/small dock, dug well & pit privy.
Seasonal R.O.W. road, no power available. $35,000
Price Reduced
50 ACRES
MLS#: 1207864 Sebec
Garrison style home on 50 ac. 5 bdrms., 3 ba.,
sunny eat in kitchen w/pantry, dining rm., lg. living
rm. w/woodstove & den/office/sewing room. Det.
MLS#: 1233332 Medford: Privacy with 50± 4 car gar. w/overhead storage. Positioned and
Acres on a year round maintained road. Drilled well
and power. Bath has a chemical toilet, bathtub &
lav. Easy access to the recreational trails. Great
potential with this property. $54,500
plumbed for solar power. Managed 40 ac. wood
lot w/trails, stream frontage & private pond. Sebec Lake, Garland Pond & ITS trails all nearby.
Nice distant southern views. $189,000
“Your Home Town Realtor”
APARTMENT OPENING IN NOVEMBER
We are now taking applications
for 1 & 2 bedroom subsidized
housing, 62 years of age or
older, handicapped or disabled
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07 FORD FOCUS SE 4 dr auto, loaded, 116k ……… $4590
06 NISSAN ALTIMA 4 Cyl, Auto, Loaded, 122K …… $4990
05 ESCAPE 4x4 V6 Auto 4Door Loaded 130K ………… $4650
04 GMC ENVOY I6 auto 4x4 loaded 127k ………… $4350
04 F550 4x4 V8 diesel auto 9’ dump ………………… $7550
03 9-3 SE CONVERTIBLE loaded motor & trans 103k $4990
03 IMPREZA 4 dr sedan AWD auto loaded 98k from CA $5550
03 MONTE CARLO SS 3.8L Auto loaded 96K ……… $4990
03 ELANTRA GLS 4 cyl auto loaded 94K ………… $3990
00 9-3 SE CONVERTIBLE 4 cyl auto loaded 140K $3990
98 CAMRY LE 4 cyl, Auto, Loaded, New Paint, 119K … $3990
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2016 Ford Mustang Convertible
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2015 Ford Focus S
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2015 Dodge Charger AWD
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16,495
30512, 2.0 4cyl, Auto, Air, Tilt, Cruise, CD, Power Windows,
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2014 Chrysler 300
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11239, 6.7 Diesel, Tilt, Cruise, CD, Tow Package, Locking Rear End, Alloy
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2013 Ford
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2015 Chevrolet Tahoe 4x4 LT Z-71
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MSRP $62,840
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Rebate - 3,500
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#14235, 5.3 V-8, Rear Defogger, PW, PL, 20” Aluminum,
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Tag Sale - 1,000
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$
555,995
55
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2015 Chevrolet Silverado Crew
w 4x4
4 4 LTZ
2016 Chevrolet Suburban 4x4 LT
#14133 V-6, Auto,
Power Windows,
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Tilt, Cruise,
Aluminum Wheels,
MSRP $41,515
#14246, V-8, Auto,
Luxury Package,
Max Tow Package,
Rear Entertainment,
MSRP $66,630
Rebate - 2,250
Tag Sale - 2,250
$
660,995
60
0,995
Varney Price
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2015 Chevrolet Trax AWD
D LT
$
332,995
32
2,995
2015 Chevrolet Impala LT
#1312, 4cyl, Auto,
Power Windows,
Power Locks,
Tilt, Cruise,
MSRP $24,820
#14167, 4cyl, Auto,
Power Windows,
Power Locks,
Power Steering,
Tilt, Cruise,
MSRP $30,995
Rebate - 1,500
Tag Sale - 1,000
Sale Price - 22,995
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$
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221,995
21
1,995
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2016 Chevrolet Cruze LT
$
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25
5,995
2016 Chevrolet Equinox AWD
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33
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24,9
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#1326, 4cyl, Auto, PW, PL, PS, Remote Start, Rear Camera,
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$
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M.
233/Mo
233
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Mo
M.
Price, 10k/Year, .96 APR, 2225
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1st Month Due @ Signing
2012 Ford F-150 Crew XLT
#1327, 4cyl, Auto, PW, PL, PS, Rear Camera, Cruise, A/C, MSRP
$29,230
2014 Hyundai Sonata
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2012 Chevrolet Silverado Crew 4x4 LT
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$
29,995
Price, 10k/Year, 2.28 APR,
1050 CCR, 16953 Residual,
1500 Down Cash or Trade Plus
1st Month Due @ Signing
Varney Price
$
14,995
$
26,995
14153A, V-8, Auto, Power Windows, Power Locks,
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PP2597, 4cyl, Auto, Power Windows,
Power Locks, Tilt, Cruise
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2014 Nissan Juke
2013 Chevrolet Malibu LTZ
2014 Hyundai Santa FE
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$
18,995
P2641, AW
P2641
AWD, Auto, Power Windows, Power Locks,
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$
15,995
14084A 4cyl, Auto, Leather, Power Windows,
14084A,
Power Locks, Power Steering, Tilt, Cruise
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$
20,995
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LOCATION: Ridge View Community School
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DATE: November 8, 2015
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