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Jgcg Trump speculates that China released coronavirus in lab mistake AUGUSTA, Maine ?Rep. Jeff Gifford, who represented the Lincoln area for nearly a decade in the Maine House of Representatives, died Sunday at age 75.Gifford was first elected in 2004 and spent eight years in Augusta before returning to his seat in the 2020 election. He is unopposed in Tuesdays primary for the partys nomination and will be able to be replaced by fellow Republicans after Election Day.After graduating from Lincolns Mattanawcook Academy in 1964, Gifford started working at the paper mill in his hometown and spent his entire career in the industry, also coaching youth football for 25 years and serving as a selectman there for 16 years.Gifford was a devo <a href=Link force 1</a> ted public servant who was steadfast in his beliefs and concern for others, House Minority Leader Kath <a href=Link dunk</a> leen Dillingham, R-Oxford, said in a statement. Thank you to the Gifford family for <a href=Link sharing such a great man with all of us through the years, Rep. Kathy Javner, R-Chester, said in a Facebook post. He will never be forgotten. Gifford served on the forestry committee in the Legislature and often worked on gaming legislation, including one in 2014that would have allowed the former Scarborough Downs harness racing track to operate as a racino, hotel and retail destination. He was part of a group that took part in a 2012 economic missionto Quebec.He is survived by his wife, Irene, three children, seven grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.More articles from the BDN Xmvg I tried to make plantable paper. Here s how it went. As the clock wound down during the second half of Saturdays Class D girls soccer state final at Hampden Academy, Serena Mower could feel the pressure mounting.So the North Yarmouth Academy senior captain did something about it, scoring the winning goal on a right-left combination with 2:02 left in regulation time to lift the Panthers to a 1-0 victory over Penobsco <a href=Link store</a> t Valley of Howland and their second straight state championship The tension started to build as the game progressed, especially in the counting down of the minutes, she said, but I think we were all just really focused on keeping our heads up, keeping the pressure up, and really working with each other to bring home the gold ball. Mower gained possession of the ball off a Penobscot Valley goal kick into a slight wind, then dribbled from the left side of the field to the center about 20 yards out from PVHS sophomore goalie Emilee Ireland.Mowers first shot was blocked by a defender, but the ball bounced right back to her and she left-footed her second chance to Irelands left and into the back of the net for the lone goal of the mat <a href=Link usa</a> ch. I tried to kick it with my right and it hit the girl so I went around and tried with my left and i <a href=Link t just so happened to go in, Mower said.North Yarmouth Academy concluded its season with a 15-2-1 record while a Penobscot Valley team seeking its first state championship in girls soccer finished 16-2. Theyve got two solid strikers <Mower>and Natalie Farrell] and we kind of shut them dow | |
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