Woodland Pulp Strike Ends

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BAILEYVILLE, Maine (Nov. 24, 2023) – The prolonged strike at Woodland Pulp concluded as union members ratified a new contract offer, marking an end to weeks of negotiation. The agreement involves members from the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM) Local 1490, Service Employees International Union (SEIU) Local 330-3, and Millwrights Local 1121.

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USPS’s Operation Santa Underway

 

Jayna Smith

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The elves at the U.S. Postal Service are putting in extra hours to ensure that children’s letters to Santa Claus reach their destination in time for Christmas.  Simultaneously, the USPS’s heartwarming Operation Santa wish fulfillment initiative is officially underway, having kicked off last week.

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What's Up, Calais?

 

Jayna Smith

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Maine Educator’s Autograph Collection Missing Pieces, Sparks Search for Lost Treasures

 

Jayna Smith

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In a career spanning administrative roles in high schools across the state of Maine, including in Machias, Lincoln, Jackman, and beyond, David Leigh cultivated a unique and engaging project for his students, one that now stands as a testament to years of dedication and enthusiasm – a collection of over 1,100 autographs from cover persons featured on renowned periodicals like Time and Newsweek.

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Woodland Pulp Strike Ends

 

Staff

The prolonged strike that began on October 14 at Woodland Pulp concluded early last week as union members ratified a new contract offer, marking an end to weeks of negotiation. The agreement involves members from the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM) Local 1490, Service Employees International Union (SEIU) Local 330-3, and Millwrights Local 1121.

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Stuff the Bus Continues its Mission of Generosity Despite Challenging Times

 

Jayna Smith

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As temperatures drop and the cost of living rises, many families face the challenge of providing basic necessities while also preparing for the holiday season.  In response to this, Baileyville Police Chief Bob Fitzsimmons initiated the Stuff the Bus campaign in 2015, aiming to alleviate the stress and ensure a brighter Christmas for those in need.  Since then, he has continued the project each December.

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St. Croix Valley Chamber Announces Return of Loyal to Local Passport

 

Jayna Smith

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In a bid to bolster local businesses and encourage community support, the St. Croix Valley Chamber of Commerce has rolled out its much-anticipated Loyal to Local Passport initiative for the second consecutive year.  The program offers shoppers an enticing opportunity to win $100 simply by patronizing local stores and restaurants.

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Calais Community Christmas Events

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Annual Kids’ Party at Calais Fire Set for this Saturday

 

Jayna Smith

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Join in the festive celebration at the Calais Fire Station on Saturday, December 2, where children from the area are warmly invited to partake in the annual Kids’ Christmas Party tradition.  

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Calais Lions Club Enhances Law Enforcement Safety with Tourniquet Project

 

Jayna Smith

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In an initiative to bolster the safety measures for local law enforcement officers, members of the Calais Lions Club gathered at the Calais Police station last week for the presentation of tourniquets and pouches to representatives from the Calais, Eastport, and Baileyville Police Departments as well as the Washington County Sheriff’s Office.

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