Scott Monroe

Kennebec Journal / Morning Sentinel

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Published
October 8, 2020

Pittston man charged with drunken driving after cement truck rolls over

The crash on state Route 27 in Pittston on Wednesday resulted in police charging Cory Williams, 39, with operating under the influence of alcohol.
Published
October 7, 2020

Dana Wilde: An autumn bee

Watching a bee and attempting to see what it sees is a window into a world without words, Dana Wilde writes.
Published
October 4, 2020

J.P. Devine: The too late list

As 2020’s new normal wears on, many older adults may be considering the list of things it may be too late to ask or do, writes J.P. Devine.
Published
September 27, 2020

J.P. Devine: Show me the money

Filthy Lucre may have fallen out of fashion in the age of credit cards, but J.P. Devine fondly remembers the lessons of having cash on hand.
Published
September 20, 2020

J.P. Devine: The fire next time

As wildfires rage in the West Coast, J.P. Devine is thinking of a line from the old slave song, “God gave Noah the rainbow sign. No more water, but fire next time.”
Published
September 17, 2020

Judge grants harassment order to Waterville school in 10-year dispute with ousted student’s father

The Waterville District Court order against Tim White of Sanford prohibits him from harassing Temple Academy and from being on a large swath of road off Kennedy Memorial Drive, while ordering him to reimburse the school for $6,065 in legal fees.
Published
September 13, 2020

J.P. Devine: And we’re here

A birthday reminder of everyone J.P. Devine has outlived and the gifts he has left.
Published
September 6, 2020

J.P. Devine: What do we do about George?

Diving into George Washington’s history, J.P. Devine muses about scrubbing the first president from the public domain and the costs of doing so.
Published
August 30, 2020

J.P. Devine: POTUS and the Post Office blues

The recent threats to the U.S. Postal Service have cut deep and personal for J.P. Devine.
Published
August 26, 2020

Dana Wilde: Late summer reflections on hawkweed

Hawkweed are the faces of small summer children, a joy that is so unbelievable and reflective of nature itself, Dana Wilde writes.