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Why disco matters . . . now |
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by B. J. Carter
Coastal Journal staff
As music mags race to get their “year in review” articles out there, you can be sure of a fair share of panting over Radiohead’s self-released, pay-what-you-want, digital-download of their album In Rainbows and the Death of the Record Label. Or the profound slew of defunct acts getting back together and inspiring fans to take out a second mortgage just to go see them (we did that story already). Or Amy Winehouse’s unforgettably disastrous year. Something along these lines.
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by Gina Hamilton
Coastal Journal staff
BATH - The Home Energy Loan Program (HELP) provides very low-interest home improvement loans to low- and moderate-income homeowners to improve home energy efficiency.
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The secret world of needles
by B. J. Carter
Coastal Journal staff
Embroidery has seen knitting, its sibling craft, run away with all the popularity lately. Yarn stores are proliferating throughout New England and rapidly becoming hip, social networking sites for young professionals and baby boomers alike.
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United Way to set up fuel fund |
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BATH - United Way of Mid Coast Maine's Board of Directors has created an Emergency Fuel Fund to help respond to the critical need of local residents for fuel assistance now and as the winter continues.
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AUGUSTA - Maine's 49 newest police officers have graduated from the Maine Criminal Justice Academy. The keynote speaker was Maine Attorney General Steven Rowe. The new officers completed 18 weeks of study and training and come from the state, county and municipal ranks. Among the topics studied by the new officers were criminal and traffic law, domestic violence, firearms, first aid, crime scene processing, sexual assault and emergency vehicle operation. The new officers are:
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