Seven jobs in three years must be a record, right? Right?? How dull is life when you’re not looking around. Sometimes, we can look around too much, chasing after passions, or pursuing what we covet. The rolling hills of Pennsylvania … Continue reading →
Law enforcement has an important job and they are often in harm’s way. This reminder was enforced once again late last year when Alabama Sheriff for Lowndes County, John Williams, was killed in the line of duty. This led Walker … Continue reading →
Collins to Campaign on Long Record of Bipartisan Accomplishments In a letter emailed to her supporters this morning, Senator Susan Collins officially announced her intention to seek reelection to the United States Senate. In it, Collins cites her long record … Continue reading →
Many years ago, my wife and I thought we were heading to a French bistro in Raymond Maine. When we got there, we found The Good Life Market instead and simply fell in love with the place. – Ray Richardson … Continue reading →
I met Matt Jacobs by chance. I ordered something from Amazon and it turned out, his company in California was the actual seller. Upon receiving the item, I called his company to share my satisfaction with his product and to … Continue reading →
Give Yourself the Gift of Fulfillment: Get Unstuck and Identify Your Purpose According to Gallup, there are 900 million people in 142 countries who are unfulfilled with what they do in life. In the U.S. alone, 70 percent of people … Continue reading →
Maine Veterans Benefit From Community Advocacy It’s commonly said that Maine is one big town, and as an agency focused on advocating on behalf of our state’s veterans, I would have to agree with that statement. Maine veterans are incredibly … Continue reading →
Recently, several Veterans visited my morning talk show. Three of them are a part of the organization Veteran Mentors of Maine. Two of the gentlemen, one a Vietnam Veteran, the other, a Veteran of Operation Desert Storm, had recently returned … Continue reading →
Maine Veteran Service Agencies Co-Host Wabanaki Cultural Awareness Training On Thursday, December 5, 2019, the Maine Bureau of Veterans’ Services (MBVS) and the VA Maine Healthcare System co-hosted the state’s first-ever Wabanaki cultural awareness training focusing on the service of … Continue reading →
Funding Secured by Sen. Collins to Improve Maine’s Transportation & Housing Advances Senator Susan Collins, the Chairman of the Transportation, Housing and Urban Development Appropriations Subcommittee, announced that the fiscal year (FY) 2020 Transportation, Housing and Urban Development Appropriations Bill … Continue reading →
