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Keep your baby eating healthy

The topic for the Thursday March 6 information night at The Birth House is healthy ways to feed your baby once solid foods are introduced. Lyndsay Kutasi will speak from her professional knowledge as a chef as well as her experience as a new mother. Learn how to shop, prep and prepare simple, healthy, organic […]

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Posted inLakes Region Weekly

Keep your baby eating healthy

The topic for the Thursday March 6 information night at The Birth House is healthy ways to feed your baby once solid foods are introduced. Lyndsay Kutasi will speak from her professional knowledge as a chef as well as her experience as a new mother. Learn how to shop, prep and prepare simple, healthy, organic […]

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Painted an ugly picture (letter)

Editor, Lane and Tommy managed to accomplish something remarkable in their Feb. 15 column, largely due to their skillful use of the English language. They painted an ugly picture of a wonderful grassroots program called Neighbors Helping Neighbors, a collaboration which I am a proud member of since its inception. Yes, there are several past […]

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Opportunity Farm names three trustees

Three new leaders were recently nominated to join the board of trustees for Opportunity Farm for Boys to Girls. Jordan Denning is associate general counsel for Wright Express Corporation in South Portland. He is a graduate of Hobart & William Smith Colleges where he played on the soccer and basketball teams. He received a JD/Master […]

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Opportunity Farm names three trustees

Three new leaders were recently nominated to join the board of trustees for Opportunity Farm for Boys to Girls. Jordan Denning is associate general counsel for Wright Express Corporation in South Portland. He is a graduate of Hobart & William Smith Colleges where he played on the soccer and basketball teams. He received a JD/Master […]

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Maine Wildlife Park has best year

The Maine Wildlife Park in Gray, owned and operated by the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife, saw its best season ever in 2007 with more than 108,000 visits and close to $590,000 in total revenue. This represents a 12.9 percent increase in visitations and a 31.3 percent increase in total revenue over 2006. […]

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Maine Wildlife Park has best year

The Maine Wildlife Park in Gray, owned and operated by the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife, saw its best season ever in 2007 with more than 108,000 visits and close to $590,000 in total revenue. This represents a 12.9 percent increase in visitations and a 31.3 percent increase in total revenue over 2006. […]