Maine has a reputation for being one of the most tax-heavy states in the Union, so when a report says it’s ranked somewhere in the middle, that’s good news, right? Well, yes and no. Last week, the Tax Foundation, a non-partisan organization based in Washington, D.C., issued its 13th annual State Business Tax Climate Index. […]
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Lady Warriors enter late-season push
WELLS — As the regular season winds down for Wells high school sports, many teams are hoping to close our the year strong. A handful of girl’s teams are looking to qualify for the playoffs in the finals games. The Wells volleyball squad currently holds the final seed in the Class B playoff picture. The […]
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Bird seed sale benefits two nature education organizations
WELLS — The Wells Reserve at Laudholm and York County Audubon are holding their annual bird seed fundraiser, with proceeds benefiting the education programs of both organizations. Download an order form at wellsreserve.org, pick one up at the Wells Reserve visitor center, or call 646-1555 to have one mailed to you. Orders received by Oct. […]
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Guard against identity theft – and protect your finances
In 2015 alone, more than 13 million Americans were victimized by identity theft, according to the U.S. Department of Justice. What can you do to guard your identity and protect yourself from potential financial losses? Here are some ideas to consider: • Review your statements. Closely review the monthly statements from your checking and other […]
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Maine autumns shouldn’t be a blur
Fall tends to be a time of reflection for me. Maybe it’s the scent of autumn in the air, or maybe it’s because I’ve been staring at the jackets in our hall closet that date back to 1997 – I don’t really know. But there is one thing I do believe. We’re moving too fast. […]
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Sporting a good attitude
I recently stood behind a pint-sized soccer net, arms crossed tightly to brace myself in the cold rain, hunkered under my raincoat hoodie. I looked on in awe as my 5-year-old – along with several other tots in brightly colored shirts which contrasted the gray day – fumbled and stumbled over a sopping, grass-streaked soccer […]
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Judge suspended, but probate court stays open
ALFRED — The judge may be suspended, but the York County Registry of Probate and the probate court itself is open for business. York County Manager Greg Zinser on Friday said the county has hired the services of probate judges from two other counties to fill in during the 30-day bench suspension of York County […]
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Wells student awarded ‘Commended Student’
WELLS — Wells High School senior Kevin S. Finley has been named a Commended Student in the 2017 National Merit Scholarship Program. A Letter of Commendation from the school and National Merit Scholarship Corporation, NMSC, which conducts the program, was presented by Wells High School principal Eileen Sheehy to this scholastically talented senior. According to […]
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Pets
Sky is a four-month-old blue tiger and beige female kitten that just came into Another Chance Animal Rescue from the Sanford area as a stray. Sky is a little shy on the first meet, but warms up very quickly to a gentle stroke and a soft voice. She is spayed and all necessary vaccinations will […]