The board adopted its policy to wear masks on buses and in schools in Turner, Leeds and Greene in August and opted to keep that policy in place Thursday night.
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Tables available to rent for Nov. 6 holiday craft fair
Tables are available to rent for a holiday craft fair planned from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 6, at the Turner Universalist Church vestry, Turner Center, Route 117. The event will include crafts, attic treasures, lunch and a bake sale. The cost to rent a table is $15. For more information, call 207-225-3945.
Turner Center church to host speaker on vaccine mandate
The First Universalist Church of Turner Center plans to host guest speaker Dr. Wayne Moody on Sunday, Oct. 10. The service will be held from 10-11 a.m. at the church on Route 117, across from the library in the village of Turner Center. Moody, who will talk about the ethics of the vaccine mandate, received his […]
Turner Rescue employees get pay raise; state estimates property values going up 9% next year
The Maine Revenue Services completed its state valuation proposal for 2022 late last month.
Hard cider bounces back in Maine, 150 years later
Mainers once guzzled gallons of hard cider year-round. Some hope they will again, as a growing number of producers add new twists to the once commonplace drink.
Former DeCoster Egg Farm closes 1 plant, lays off workers in Turner
It was unclear Thursday how many employees, and chickens, were left at the Hillandale Farms facility on Plains Road.
Music for Mavis will wrap up season with Mary Murphy
“Music for Mavis” Tuesdays at the Gazebo will come to its fall closure with the beautiful talents of our own Mary Murphy from 6-7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 28, at the gazebo in Turner. Maine native Murphy is a soulful singer/songwriter, indie recording artist and multi-instrumentalist with a vast repertoire. She enjoys interacting with her […]
Photo: Ricker Hill harvesting Honeycrisps
“The apples loved the rain in July and August, but they were stressed out in June,” Andy Ricker said.