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DEAR SUN SPOTS: The Greene Historical Society is working with Wreaths Across America to place wreaths on the veterans’ graves in the town’s cemeteries. We are holding meetings to encourage veterans and other volunteers to assist with placing these wreaths Dec. 16. Our next meeting is Thursday at 6 p.m. at the Historical Building at 98 […]
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Obituary: Sharon B. Merrill
HARPSWELL - Sharon B. Merrill died on Feb. 6, 2021, from Covid -19 at the Governor King memory care wing of .
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Sharon B. Merrill
HARPSWELL – Sharon B. Merrill died on Feb. 6, 2021, from Covid -19 at the Governor King memory care wing of Catagan Lodge, The Highlands, in Topsham. A beautiful, gracious, gifted and talented lady, she will be sorely missed by all of us that knew and loved her.
Sharon was born on March 10, 1943 in Freedom, to Clyde and Carolyn Briggs, the fifth of six Briggs children. She attended Unifree High School and the University of Maine – Orono, where she carried a double major in English and French. After graduating with honors in 1965, she was a graduate assistant in the UMO English Department for the following year. In 1966 she moved to Springfield, Mass., to teach French at the John F. Kennedy Middle School. The following year (1967) she was a graduate assistant in the English Department at the University of New Hamps
USPS urges customers to ship Christmas gifts by Tuesday to avoid delays
12/13/20 9:03 PM
With Christmas less than two weeks away, local post office officials are warning customers if they don’t ship their gifts now, they may not make it in time.
Post offices and other shipping services are under more pressure than ever this year as the holiday season nears its end and shipping deadlines approach.
The United States Postal Service is handling an unforeseen number of packages this year due to an increase in online shopping because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, said Harriett Sheppard, postmaster at the Greenwood Post Office on Smith Valley Road. The Greenwood Post Office alone is experiencing an estimated 40% increase from the same time last year, she said.