By: Ronda Snyder Maine Medical Licensing Boards for medical doctors, physician assistants and doctors of osteopathic medicine has a new weapon in its arsenal to punish doctors by suspending licenses based on Covid “misinformation” and/or or for writing Covid vaccine exemption letters. Maine Journal News asked several times for the medical boards to provide its […]
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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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By: Ronda Snyder Maine Journal News was fortunate enough to be invited to tour the Travis Mills Foundation facility on October 19, 2021 along with seven Republican lawmakers. We were met by John Romac, a volunteer with the Travis Mills Foundation, who gave us a bit of a history lesson on the Arden estate which
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By: Ronda Snyder The Bangor Zombie Walk which has been a tradition for 11 years was cancelled this year after being scheduled to take place on October 23, 2021 at 3 pm. Meet event organizer, Jessie Jackson, who seemed to blame the cancellation on the City of Bangor. However, there is much more to this
By: Ronda Snyder This is a long article and it needs to be so to give you full information about my travails in getting my FOAA request fulfilled by Maine DHHS which oversees the Maine CDC. It seems that I am fairly lucky that it only took a month for request to be fulfilled as
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By: Ronda Snyder On Wednesday, September 15, 2021, a Zoom meeting was scheduled for 2 pm between Commissioner Randall Liberty of the Department of Corrections and Co-chairs of the Criminal Justice Committee, Representative Charlotte Warren (D-Hallowell) and Senator Susan Deschambault (D-York) to discuss a full committee meeting regarding Long Creek Youth Development Center and the
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By: Ronda Snyder With all of the negativity, stress and strife going on in the lives of Americans and Mainers, it’s always good for the soul to take a few moments to view the serenity of the beauty that surrounds us every day in our great State of Maine. Last week, we reached out to
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By: Ronda Snyder Maine Journal News was present in Courtroom 1 of the Capitol Judicial Center on Monday, August 30, 2021 at 1 pm for a hearing on cases against Tony Glidden of Mainely Roofing and Siding. Back in the day, my old school shorthand (yes I am that old) was outstanding but I realized
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