Mountain Valley High School to include outstanding athletes from the former Mexico, Rumford and Stephens high schools.
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FEMA teams help western, central Maine residents register for disaster relief from Dec. 18 storm
Flooding from the Dec. 18 storm and power outages amounted to some $20 million in damages, according to reports from residents, businesses, municipalities and counties.
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VFW District 9 in Jay-area names patriotism program winners
Denise Acritelli, a teacher at Spruce Mountain Middle School in Jay, was named Teacher of the Year for VFW District 9 and the state’s overall winner.
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Disaster readiness program to begin in February for Rumford and Mexico
Funds to be administered through General Assistance offices in Rumford and Mexico under the guidance of Envision Rumford.
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Face Time: Rumford’s Brent Bachelder is passionate about creating and teaching art
The Newry native and accomplished artist returned to Maine in 2017, bringing with him a love of the arts (and of making aliens out of junk).
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Dixfield officials invite Rumford residents to use ice skating rink
The Dec. 18 flood damaged the rink at the Hosmer Field Complex in Rumford.
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Ground-breaking ceremony for new school in Mexico likely Feb. 21
“We’re looking at the week of February vacation (Feb. 19-23) only because we’re really worried about the parking up there, so we really need to not have school in session,” Superintendent Deb Alden said.
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Rumford Parks & Rec to build a new office — on higher ground
RUMFORD — Following the flooding in the Hosmer Field Complex on Dec. 18, the Select Board voted Thursday to build a new Parks & Recreation office, and a two-bay garage out of the flood plain and onto higher ground. Town Manager Stacy Carter said the buildings will be constructed on a town-owned lot located between […]