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McMillan graduates Magna Cum Laude

CANTON, NY — Samuel J. McMillan from Rangeley, was one of the more than 450 members of St. Lawrence University’s Class of 2021 who earned their degree following the University’s Commencement ceremonies, held Sunday, April 18, at Newell Field House in Canton, New York. McMillan graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Arts degree […]

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Maine School of Masonry repairs Titcomb House brick foundation

FARMINGTON — Maine School of Masonry students, founder/instructor Stephen “Mitch “Mitchell, Arbortech Representative Troy Conary, OSHA Representative Nancy Keune, and Safety works representative Mary Matthews from the Maine Department of Labor, recently met at the Titcomb House in Farmington Maine. The students are currently in the restoration part of the curriculum at MSM. The Titcomb […]

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Adult Education upcoming classes

COUNTY — Behavior Health Professional Certification Training with Woodfords Family Service $25: Our community is looking for individuals who want to make a difference in a child’s life. Children’s Behavioral Health Services are vital to Maine’s children with Intellectual Disabilities, Autism and Mental Health Disorders and their families. And the need in our area is […]

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UMF receives vehicle donation from Waste Management

FARMINGTON — The University of Maine at Farmington recently received a much-needed and much-appreciated addition to their sustainability and community compost efforts. Jeff McGown, a senior district manager with Waste Management, a global waste disposal company in Maine that helps customers manage waste in environmentally responsible and valuable ways, was instrumental in the company’s donation […]

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Mooselookmeguntic Salmon Derby closed to new entries

RANGELEY —Due to overwhelming response, the Rangeley Region Guides and Sportsmen’s Association is sorry to announce The Mooselookmeguntic Landlocked Salmon Derby is closed to new entries as of May 1. Entries arriving after that date can not be honored and will be returned. The Derby Committee anticipated high interest in a Mooselookmeguntic fishing derby and […]

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UMF celebrates undergraduate research, creative projects

FARMINGTON — The University of Maine at Farmington campus community recently celebrated its annual UMF Arts Night and Symposium festivities. Most events were presented and viewed virtually. This year’s events were kicked off on Monday, April 19, with UMF’s popular Arts Night, a rich collection of creative events. The evening celebration included individual exhibitions and […]

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Mt. Blue Middle School third quarter honor roll

FARMINGTON — High Honors Gr 6: Ryan Atwood, Zachary Ball, Lucy Bobson, Hadley Casey, Amara Caton, James Civiello, Oliver Cormier, Reed Cousineau, Ava Davis, Stephen Davis, Nicholas DeMarco, Molly Drake, Andrew Dunham, Elsa Feegel, Brynne Fournier, Jace Goodrow, Riley Hall, Teagan Henry, Brianna Hill, Carter Karkos, Orin Knowles, Isaac Knox, Quinton Lawless, Daniel Libby, Theodore […]

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UMA announces online financial literacy course

AUGUSTA — The University of Maine at Augusta announces the availability of a completely online financial literacy course for Maine high school students during summer session. David Leach, a retired Maine State government financial regulatory employee and a UMA Lecturer since 2002, will be the lead instructor. “The creation of Personal Financial Planning (BUA151), as […]

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Scholarship offered

NEW PORTLAND—The Western Mountains Baptist Church is once again offering a $1,000 Community Scholarship to a high school senior who resides in a town served by either RSU 74 or MSAD 58. Please submit an application via the WMBC website at www.westernmountainschurch.org The scholarship of $1000 is to be paid before first semester. (Important: Please […]