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Farmington Rotary Derby

FARMINGTON — Farmington Rotary proudly welcomes area youth 14 and under to its annual fishing derby on Saturday, May 24 at 9 a.m. The event will take place at Fish N Play, 294 Titcomb Hill Road in Farmington (across from Noah’s Ark day care). The fishing derby is free, and each age group will have […]

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Thursday Island Reading Series hosts cartoonist

FARMINGTON — The Thursday Island Reading Series hosts its first-ever children’s event with acclaimed cartoonist Lincoln Peirce, author of Big Nate, on Thursday, May 29, at 6 p.m. at Twice Sold Tales. This May, the Thursday Island Reading Series closes out its spring season with its first-ever children’s event featuring beloved cartoonist Lincoln Peirce, creator […]

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Volunteer Maine responds to move to terminate AmeriCorps

AUGUSTA — Volunteer Maine, the state commission for community service, received notification from the AmeriCorps federal agency late last week regarding the termination of all federal AmeriCorps grant programs under its administration. This unexpected action impacts over 100 communities across Maine and jeopardizes vital service efforts already underway. Volunteer Maine is deeply concerned by the […]

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Kids’ Book Review: ‘The Boxcar Children:’ Easy Readers

The Boxcar Children: Easy Readers; Level 2 By Gertrude Chandler Warren Your parents, grandparents, and/or great-grandparents may have read the Boxcar Children when they were little, as they were first published in 1924. The author, Gertrude Chandler Warner, a first-grade teacher, wrote the first 19 stories. Other writers continued writing for the series, always noting […]

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Kids’ Book Review: ‘The Boxcar Children’: Easy Readers

The Boxcar Children: Easy Readers; Level 2 By Gertrude Chandler Warren   Your parents, grandparents, and/or great-grandparents may have read the Boxcar Children when they were little, as they were first published in 1924. The author, Gertrude Chandler Warner, a first-grade teacher, wrote the first 19 stories. Other writers continued writing for the series, always […]