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Church briefs

First Universalist nears summer break WEST PARIS — June worship services will conclude services until September at the First Universalist Church of West Paris. All are welcome to attend the 9 a.m. service followed by a coffee hour. The Sumner First Universalist Church, 1148 Main St., West Sumner, will offer worship services at 11 a.m. […]

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Well done – Student achievements

BALTIMORE — Joshua Charest, the son of John and Louise Charest of Lewiston, graduated from Johns Hopkins University with honors. Joshua was awarded the “Best Design” for his senior year design project. He designed a device that will assist leg amputees to improve the quality of an active lifestyle. The device has garnered the attention […]

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Western Maine Health announce board changes

NORWAY – David Hoisington, Western Maine Health Board chairman, has announced the election of three new trustees to an initial three-year term. Lisa Miller, M.D. of Norway, Todd Gauger, DVM, of South Paris, and Kevin Carleton of Paris, assumed the seats of retiring board members Larry Farmer, O.D., Wendy Penley, Peter Chapman and Ola Melhus, […]

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Well done – Student achievements

BOSTON — Brittany Martin, daughter of Jeanne and Dan Martin of Lewiston, has been named to the dean’s list with distinction for the spring 2014 semester at Boston University. A 2011 graduate of Lewiston High School, Martin is majoring in graphic design. — NEWTON, Mass. — Brandyn Cloutier of Dixfield graduated with a Bachelor of […]

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Father of slain West Paris teen frustrated with court pace

WEST PARIS — The father of a West Paris teenager killed in a vehicle accident two years ago expressed his extreme frustration in setting a sentencing date for the driver, Kristina Lowe, convicted of two counts of manslaughter. Jerrold Mason, father of 16-year-old Rebecca Mason, who was killed in a high-speed crash in West Paris […]

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Paris picks up new insurer

PARIS — Officials say the town’s new insurance provider is an affordable upgrade in the event of a costly legal battle. At their meeting Monday, selectmen unanimously agreed to a bid of about $45,000 from the Maine Municipal Association for a comprehensive insurance policy, Town Manager Amy Bernard said. That’s about $3,000 more than last […]

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Paris woman arrested twice in the same day

PARIS — Police said a local woman charged with attacking a man with a butter knife Wednesday was arrested hours later and accused of throwing an ashtray at him. According to Paris police Chief Michael Madden, Michelle Walker, 28, was arrested Wednesday afternoon on charges of aggravated criminal trespass and violation of conditions of release. […]