In keeping with the seasonal traditions of thankfulness and giving, in her address Manchester urged students to consider turning inward and practice it for themselves. The science, she said, confirms the emotional lift they will give themselves.
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Hebron considers adding town administrator position
An ad hoc committee created to study the issue of governance recommended a fulltime administrative assistant. Hebron’s Select Board favors a 32-hour town administrator position.
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A new Gingerbread House era has begun
NLPS painstakingly worked to solicit donations, write grant applications and tap local craftspeople to rehabilitate the building, while completing much of the work themselves.
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Land Trust donates second classroom yurt to Paris-based school district
The value of the building, fire alert system and security cameras from Western Foothills Land Trust is estimated at over $100,000.
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Harrison prioritizes ARPA-funded projects
The town has $47,800 in federal funds available to expend by Dec. 31.
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Oxford Hills/Nezinscot Adult Ed: ‘Life skills I will take with me for the rest of my life’
Young women taking certified nursing classes through Oxford Hills/Nezinscot Adult Ed plan to keep helping people.
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Photo: ‘After Hours’ stalwarts
American Legion Foster-Carroll Post No.72 Commander and local attorney Sarah Glynn and Rick Little attended November’s After Hours event at Oxford Hills/Nezinscot Adult Ed’s new headquarters at Oxford Plaza in Oxford.
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Oxford tables sewer grant program discussion until Dec. 5
Without a member, Oxford select board tables business.
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Oxford Hills/Nezinscot Adult Ed’s programing to grow in new location
While commercial drivers license training demand keeps increasing, Adult Ed will soon launch heat pump and solar technology training and hopes to bring back a strong personal enrichment program.
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Hebron ad hoc committee pushing for changes to town governance
A volunteer committee has determined that Hebron’s tradition of siloed municipal management is no longer feasible for community services and needs.