
Amy Calder
Reporter and Columnist at Morning Sentinel
Morning Sentinel reporter/columnist
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5 days ago |
yahoo.com | Amy Calder
May 10—For those of you who have mothers, consider yourself lucky. I don't have that privilege, having lost my mother in 2015. She was 92. It was New Year's Day, and my sister, Jane, and I held her hands as she took her last breath, peacefully, quietly. It was heartbreaking then, and we knew it would be for a long time. The first few years were tough as she wasn't there for her birthdays, Thanksgiving, Christmas and other holidays, including Mother's Day.
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5 days ago |
yahoo.com | Amy Calder
May 10—WATERVILLE — A restaurant touting authentic Mexican food and drink in a classy atmosphere is scheduled to open in June at Elm Plaza off Main Street. El Tequila will be located next to Bath & Body Works and is a stone's throw from Bull Moose Music and the new R.H. Reny store in the plaza. The 4,500-square-foot restaurant will have about 30 tables and each will seat five or six people. A bar will serve a variety of drinks, including popular margaritas.
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1 week ago |
centralmaine.com | Amy Calder |Mark Mogensen
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3 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Amy Calder
Apr. 23—Michael Williams has a lot of time to think about his past as he lives at home in Waterville with a terminal illness and receives palliative care. Williams, 78, recalls growing up and attending school in Waterville, enlisting in the U.S. Air Force at 18 and becoming an airman first class.
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3 weeks ago |
firerescue1.com | Amy Calder
By Amy CalderMorning SentinelWATERVILLE, N.Y. — Everett Flannery III says what keeps him up at night is a scenario in which the city’s two ambulances are traveling bumper-to-bumper down Interstate 95 toward the hospital in Augusta and someone in Waterville goes into cardiac arrest. Flannery, deputy chief of EMS for Waterville Fire Department, says that means the city would have to call for Delta Ambulance or another town that has transport ability to respond to the cardiac call.
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