Business of the Month

The February Advocate opens with articles detailing concerns about — and a forum to discuss — the proposed elementary school consolidation by SAU1 that would have a large impact on Dublin in several ways. Another issue confronting Dubliners is broadband,

When an archaeologist with a Ph.D. moves to town, we ask them to write. After a fascinating overview of regional finds, in the January issue Dr. Goodby suggests “the real history of Native Americans in Dublin remains to be written.”

The December issue is full of fun and meaningful Holiday events, a couple reminders on how to stay safe during the challenges of winter, two profiles of local garages, and one of a retail business right on Route 101. We

It’s time to collect our Thanksgiving fares — all of which can be found at our own local CSA, Farmer John’s Plot, described on the cover of November’s issue. Be sure to vote on November 6 and, two days later,

The October Advocate captures the thrill of the Gas Engine Meet, announces the hours for trick or treating, and praises our road crew for keeping our roads passable after the storm. It’s time to register to vote, celebrate World Polio