Academy Hill School’s “Kid’s Can” program at Foster CTEC provided fourth and fifth graders with hands-on technical education experiences, fostering excitement for future learning and career possibilities.
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County towns asked to help pay for flood reduction costs, too many can’t afford it
During the New Vineyard selectboard meeting, the discussion about a proposal for the installation of river gages was over before it began.
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Holiday festivities bring cheer to Phillips on a wintry day
Families in Phillips enjoyed a day of holiday activities on Dec. 14, including crafts, treats, a Festival of Trees, and a cake walk, despite the cold, crisp weather.
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Mt. Abram Regional High School craft fair raises money for student activities
Mt. Abram students fundraised and community members sold their crafts at the Mt. Abram craft fair.
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Franklin County taxes could help pay for flood mitigation costs
Franklin County Emergency Management Agency informed the New Vineyard Select Board that county taxes will be raised to pay for river gages that will help study flood patterns on Sandy River and Carrabassett River.
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Kingfield midwife Kathryn Dewar on her journey and midwifery’s future in Maine
Kathryn Dewar, a midwife and lactation consultant based in Kingfield shares her journey, the challenges and rewards of her work, and her vision for empowering families and advancing midwifery in the western mountains region.
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RSU 9 directors stress transportation safety, recognize excellence
The RSU 9 board of directors meeting on Dec. 10 highlighted transportation safety efforts, celebrated outstanding staff contributions, and reflected on the district’s strong community engagement.
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Farmington marks 48 years of Chester Greenwood Day celebrations
The 48th annual Chester Greenwood Day parade in Farmington delighted spectators with creative floats, festive walkers and holiday cheer on a blustery 25-degree day.
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Strong celebrates holiday spirit with festival, bake sale, events
The Festival of Trees and Treats at the Forster Memorial Building in Strong brought the community together with a bake sale, holiday shopping, and festive raffles featuring decorated trees and exciting prizes.
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People leave shivering after jumping into Clearwater Lake in Industry
The annual Polar Bear Dip was over quickly as the participants tried to warm up as fast as possible.