At the end of the day, Maine people don’t care which party you identify with, they just want someone who is honest, believes in our state and vows to do what they say they’ll do. It’s one of the reasons I got into politics in the first place.
I recently came across a chart of major epidemics in the United States starting in 1794 and ending in 1918. The author was emphasizing that many people thought to have “disappeared” from records were actually victims of diseases.
November is National Home Care and Hospice Month, a time to recognize the skilled, dedicated professionals who make a difference in the lives of patients and their families every day.
Snow. For some, it is a four-letter word to be cursed and complained about for months on end. For others, it is a welcomed transition from the dull, deadness after the fall colors have faded.
The turkey is soaking in its hot tub. Rolls, rising on the back of the counter.
The fall and winter can be a busy time full of fun activities and travel, but the same activities that bring joy can also negatively impact patients in need of lifesaving transfusions.
Drug overdoses claimed the lives of 418 Mainers last year, more than one per day.
