Obituary: Dawn Marie McLean
ESTERO, Fla. - Dawn Marie McLean passed away on Feb. 8, 2021 after a short battle with pancreatic cancer days before .
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Dawn Marie McLean
ESTERO, Fla. – Dawn Marie McLean passed away on Feb. 8, 2021 after a short battle with pancreatic cancer days before her 73rd birthday.
She was born in Millinocket to Joan McInnis McLean and Robert “Bob” McLean. Joan gave her the name “Dawn” because she said that she brought the sun into her life. Throughout her lifetime, Dawn did that for those around her with her generosity and spirit.
Dawn was raised in East Millinocket and Millinocket, graduating from Stearns High School. She received a B.A. in math from the University of Maine.
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PREMIUM St Hallett Wines: producer profile plus new releases tasted
This South Australian winery is famous for its Old Block Shiraz, among others. But the new chief winemaker tells David Sly about her aim for St Hallett Wines to be recognised as a Barossa Shiraz specialist, by continuing to focus on site-specific releases.
Early St Hallett winemaker Robert O’Callaghan (now of Rockford Winery) saved historic Shiraz vines from being grubbed during the 1970s and made rich wines celebrating their unique qualities. Larger-than-life raconteur and marketeer ‘Big’
Bob McLean sold the merits of these signature Shirazes to the world. Entwined through a legend of long promotional lunches and great merriment, St Hallett fostered a loyal fan club for its wines, led by Old Block Shiraz.
Author of the article: Andy Bader
Publishing date: Jan 22, 2021 • January 22, 2021 • 2 minute read •
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With the resignation earlier this month of West Perth Treasurer Angela Anderson, and budget-time upon them, the municipality appointed Terrie Rau as their interim treasurer at their Jan. 18 council meeting.
Anderson’s last day was Jan. 22 as she has moved to Orillia, but Rau, who has experience as a municipal treasurer most recently in Central Huron, officially joined the municipality last week and received a crash course of their financials before Anderson’s departure.
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For Municipal Elections on March 2, 2021, these are the Clinton City Council candidates:
Seat 1: Henry Anderson, Danny Cook (incumbent), Ricky D. Martin Jr.;
Seat 3: Robbie Neal (incumbent);
Seat 5: Mitch Meadors, Ronnie Roth (incumbent).
Laurens, Laurens CPW, Cross Hill, Gray Court and Waterloo also will have elections.
City Council looks at how to pay for construction projects; Clinton will get 810 acres of Whitten Center.
The City of Clinton looked at how it can afford fire, police and recreation construction at a workshop on Thursday.
Council looked at a $14 million series of bonds - installment purchase revenue bonds with 30-year financing. This involves the creation of a non-profit corporation as the borrowing entity that leases the facilities back to the City as bond payments are made.