SEPTEMBER 1999
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Lately, in
Corinna...
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Lately, in
Corinna...
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Lately, in
Corinna...
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Lately, in
Corinna...
Halloween's not far away! These pumpkins look pretty good considering how dry it was for most of the summer. |
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Lately, in
Corinna...
The air is clear and the nights are cold...my favorite time of year in Maine. |
On
the left is a photo of the riverbed just below Main Street taken on
Wednesday. It shows how dry it has been this summer. As you can see, almost
no water
is running. The picture on the right was taken at the same location on
Saturday morning. I estimate we got about 2 inches of rain Friday night.
The
Corinna Revitalization Committee has presented five alternative
proposals for the redesign of downtown. During this week, the plans will
be displayed in the town hall. If you haven't seen them yet, stop by the
town office and take a look. Residents may enter comments and
suggestions. We only have a few weeks to make this decision.
This
man is a chemist working for Harding Lawson Associates. He is analyzing
hundreds of water samples taken for the Remedial Investigation of the
woolen mill site. The equipment in the photo is one of two gas
chromatographs set up in the back rooms of the Thurston house on the St.
Albans road. It is the first time in years we have seen lights on in
that house at night. These people have put in some long days lately.
Looks
like a great crop of pumpkins. Guess this is a sure sign of Fall here in
Maine.
Harvest
is in full swing here. If you stop
at the vegetable stand on route 7 you'll find seven or eight
varieties of squash available. Some I have never heard of.