Library SUMNER — The Increase Robinson Library and Neighborhood House will be open for tours, genealogy and historical records, and browsing in the 1800s library on July 22 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. There will be copies of the Sumner 200 bicentennial history books for sale at $10 each. There will also be a […]

On Friday, July 7, the Oxford Hills Duplicate Bridge Club announced the following winners: North-South pairs 1st: Mike True of Auburn and Dottie Kelleher of Westbrook; 2nd: Dick Allen of New Gloucester and Mike Quinn of Otisfield; 3rd: Frank and Diana Ferland of Falmouth; 4th: Kim Kelley of Oxford and Pam Shain of Bridgton; East-West […]

STATE — University of Maine Cooperative Extension 4-H is accepting applications for a new civic engagement program called Youth Have a Voice. This nine-month program is open to all Maine teens and recent high school graduates who are interested in taking a more active role in serving their local communities, the state, or the country. […]

STATE — The end of expanded food assistance benefits, coupled with rising food costs, has created an enormous challenge for Mainers trying to put food on the table. As schools let out for the summer, this is particularly concerning for children and families who will lose access to school meals until the fall. To help […]

NORWAY — Norway Memorial Library announces the following newly acquired nonfiction: Biography: Eig, Jonathan – King: A Life Klobuchar, Amy – The Joy of Politics: Surviving Cancer, A Campaign, A Pandemic, An Insurrection, and Life’s Other Unexpected Curveballs Roberts, Rebecca Boggs – Untold Power: The Fascinating Rise and Complex Legacy of First Lady Edith Wilson […]

PARIS — The Paris Public Library has acquired the following new books this month: Fiction: Isabel Allende – The Wind Knows My Name Keri Arthur – Wraith’s Revenge Ashley Audrain – The Whispers Tessa Bailey – Unfortunately Yours Mary Balogh – Remember Me Andrea Bartz – The Spare Room Marie Benedict – The First Ladies […]