Togus the cat gets his first book

NORWAY — Togus the cat, Maine’s popular feline TV personality, is stepping from the screen onto the shelves. Togus and his owner, Don Carrigan, are introducing their new children’s book, “Togus: A Coon Cat Finds a Home,” the true story of how Togus was rescued and finally came to live with Don and his wife Donna. The book is lavishly illustrated by artist Tom Block of Walpole

Students in China: A Muslim lunch, a monkey preserve, a mountaintop ...

A group of students from Oxford Hills Comprehensive High School spent two weeks traveling through China. In this series, we present some of the journal entries that the students produced while traveling. Part two of four.

Red Cross blood drives in June

AREA — The American Red Cross, Northern New England Blood Services Region will hold blood drives in cities and towns throughout Maine. All eligible and new blood donors are encouraged to give blood. Donors are needed every day to make sure there is an adequate blood supply for patients in need.

All presenting donors in June will receive a coupon for a free day pass to a Maine State Park. Enter to win a Bean's Acadia Cruiser Bike by Schwinn, courtesy of L.L.Bean. One winner will be drawn each week.

SMH holds grief support

NORWAY — Stephens Memorial Hospital will be offering a grief support group beginning Friday, June 3, from 3-4:30 p.m. in the Harper Conference Center of the Ripley Medical Building. The group will meet once a week for six weeks and will offer support, information and activities to help group members with their grieving process.

This support group is free of charge but registration is required. For more information or to register, please contact Robin Green, LCSW, at 743-1562 ext 379.