Raymond Ludger Tetreault
Harpswell – Raymond Ludger Tetreault, 85, peacefully passed away Friday, Feb. 3, at his home in the company of his loving family.
Reporter wanted at Harpswell Anchor
The Harpswell Anchor is seeking a reporter to cover the news in Harpswell, Maine, with a focus on town government and schools. The reporter also will cover breaking news and business news, write features, and contribute to longer-term projects.
Violet Ann (Wood) Tetreault
Violet Ann Tetreault, 82, peacefully passed away Saturday, Jan. 28, at her home in the company of her loving family.
Margaret Schultz
Margaret Christine (Lindquist) Schultz, age 92, passed away on December 31, 2022, at the Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital in Plymouth, MA. Born in Bessemer, Alabama, she was the daughter to the late Constance (Fyock) and Louis T. Lindquist, and was the wife of the late Stanley W. Schultz.
Robert McIntyre
Robert Joseph McIntyre was born on April 17, 1941, in Oak Park, Illinois, and died Jan. 4, 2023, in Harpswell. He obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree from Grinnell College, a Master of Arts degree from Cornell University, and a doctorate from the University of North Carolina.
Clash of cultures
First, I want to commend the Harpswell Anchor for publishing the article about the firing of the longtime librarian at the Orr's Island Library. While I suspect that much may not be known of that situation, I'd like to present my 2 cents on the issue.
A good man
I wanted to pay a tribute to a very well-known man. On Oct. 12, Jack Eldridge passed in Florida. As you all know, he owned Eldridge's General Store from 1978-2011.
Why I’m running
It's been 10 months since Harpswell's Board of Selectmen appointed me to a vacant seat on the Maine School Administrative District 75 school board.
Running for school board
My name is Gregory Greenleaf. I'm a public high school English teacher, have lived with my wife and children in Harpswell for 12 years, and am running for the Maine School Administrative District 75 school board.
Down East hails Anchor relaunch
The January edition of Down East magazine includes a two-page spread about the Harpswell Anchor. The piece, "Raising the Anchor," focuses on the newspaper's resurrection as a nonprofit in June 2021.
