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Well done – Ethan Sivulich

NEW GLOUCESTER — Ethan Sivulich, of New Gloucester, was named a College Scholar at Middlebury College for the 2012 spring term Ethan will begin his sophomore year at Middlebury College. He is the son of Michael and Lenore Sivulich of New Gloucester and is a member of the varsity swim team.

Posted inObituaries

Antoinette L. LaChance

PORTLAND — Antoinette L. LaChance of New Gloucester, also known as Toni, was promoted to Glory on Aug. 20. She was born March 16, 1938, the daughter of Arthur and Wilhelmina Chapman of Newburgh. She is survived by her husband, Dennis Lachance of New Gloucester; son, David Baker of Florida; daughter, Laurel Reed, wife of […]

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Correction

Off key A story in Monday’s edition should have said New Gloucester resident and musician Beth Barefoot once led and directed the performance chorus at Gray-New Gloucester High School in the past. She was not in charge of the music program there. It was a reporting error.

Posted inEncore

Authors will kick off new Machiah Center talk series

NEW GLOUCESTER — The Machiah Center will inaugurate a monthly series of talks and ?lm screenings on Wednesday, Aug. 29, with a talk with authors Arlie and Adam Hochschild. Al Brewer of WMPG Radio’s “Big Talk” will interview Adam about his work. John Baugher, associate professor of sociology at the University of Southern Maine, will talk […]

Posted inLewiston-Auburn

New Gloucester keeps taxes at 2011 mill rate

NEW GLOUCESTER — Selectmen on Monday held the line, setting the town’s mill rate for 2012 the same as 2011 at $12.95 per thousand of valuation. Tax bills will go out in October. Town Manager Sumner Field III said the town will collect $5,995,532 from taxation. The total budget before allowable deductions of $1,344,002 totals […]

Posted inBusiness

School to offer CNA course

GRAY — The Gray-New Gloucester Adult and Community Education Program will offer a certified nursing assistant 12-week program in September. The classroom experience is one day per week from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Gray-New Gloucester High School. The clinical portion of the program, 70 hours, will be at Clover Manor in Auburn on […]

Posted inLewiston-Auburn

Community to send off beloved organist

NEW GLOUCESTER — When Beth Barefoot puts on her shoes in early October, she will pack up her musical gifts and step away from a career spanning nearly 28 years in this area. Her steps will take her and her husband, Larry Ritter, an optometrist, to a new home in either Virginia or Pennsylvania. They […]

Posted inSun Spots

Casino payoffs do not vary by time of day

DEAR SUN SPOTS: My friends who go to the casino say they do not play in the morning, because the slots don’t pay. I say the slots are set at the factory and only the gambling commission can change them. Who is right? Also I play on pogo.com. I have not been able to access […]

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Litchfield church yard sale LITCHFIELD — An indoor “whatever” yard sale will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday and Saturday, Aug. 17 and 18, at Litchfield Community Christian Church. There will be items for men, women, boys and girls. “Whatever” you find will cost “whatever” you want to give. Enter at rear, […]

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Grange to hold closure sale NEW GLOUCESTER — On July 13, Sabbathday Lake Grange 365 voted to close and consolidate with Danville Junction Grange 65 in Danville. Therefore Sabbathday Lake Grange is having one last sale on Saturday Aug. 18, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Almost everything in the hall we be sold, first […]