By: Ronda Snyder Updated September 14, 2022 Over the weekend of August 13/14, 2022, a disturbing video was posted showing Eric Dore, co-owner of Old Mill Pub “upskirting” a young lady who was leaning on a car to fill out paperwork. “Upskirting” is when someone surreptitiously takes a photo or video under someone’s skirt or […]
By: Ronda Snyder I have written about the Medical Board of Osteopathic Licensure and the Complaint against Dr. Paul Gosselin three times before this article. Set forth below are links to our articles starting in December 2021. If you want to be brought up to speed with what has happened on this case, please click
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By: Ronda Snyder The Town of Sidney is a small community in Kennebec County, Maine. It is located between Augusta and Waterville. It’s a quiet farm town surrounded by cities to the north and south. One can expect to stop for cow crossings, come up behind tractors on the roads and see horses, llamas, alpacas,
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By: Ronda Snyder On April 18, 2022, Matt Byrne, a staff writer for the “Portland Press Herald,” wrote an article regarding Dr. Paul Gosselin whose license was suspended on November 18, 2021 on an emergency basis because of four complaints by healthcare professionals and not patients. Byrnes fails to mention who made the complaints against
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By: Ronda Snyder Meet Deon Cheers, Jr., 19 of Augusta, Maine. Cheers gets arrested…a lot. He has been arrested and charged with a variety of offenses just since December 2021. Note: Charges and an arrest do not reflect guilt. Guilt is determined at trial. Along with being arrested frequently, Cheers is also an aspiring rapper.
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By: Ronda Snyder This is Part II of a 3-part series showing the lengths as well as the legal and mental gymnastics to which Maine Medical Boards of Licensure will go to in order to ensure disciplinary action against at least three doctors in Maine who did not follow the undefined yet somehow prescribed Covid
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By: Ronda Snyder This is Part I of a 3-part series detailing the Maine Board of Licensure in Medicine’s actions against Maine doctors. You will be shocked and dismayed to learn about the sway one such member on the Osteopathic Licensing Board has over other members and his seeming bias and lack of impartiality with
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By: Ronda Snyder The Town of Sidney with approximately 4,500 residents is located between Waterville to the north and Augusta to the South. It’s a small tight nit community made up of farms and small neighborhoods. Sidney, Maine was incorporated on January 30, 1792 and was named after English author, Sir Philip Sidney. There are
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By: Ronda Snyder with contributions from Taylor Belanger The Paul White Company was established in 1970 as a specialty tile business. Sons, Paul C and Jonathan White have continued their father’s commitment to providing quality interior solutions to their customers. Today, it serves both residential and commercial customers in Northern New England from its headquarters
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By: MJN Team and Contributing Writer Last week, Assistant Principal and Athletic Director, Kristina Stevens resigned from her position at MSAD 58’s Mt. Abram Regional High School. Stevens provided a 60 day notice in accordance with her contract. Stevens is by all accounts, well loved and respected by the students and faculty at Mt. Abram.
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