Eve’s Garden, a nonprofit in Kingfield, founded by Kate and Michael Spardello, combats food insecurity and waste by freeze-drying meals and providing essential support to underserved communities across the state.
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Day Mountain Regional Middle School embraces nature with new outdoor classroom thanks to community support
Day Mountain Regional Middle School has introduced an outdoor classroom with donated stumps, allowing students to learn in nature while engaging with Wabanaki studies and environmental projects.
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Mary Ryan recognized for decades of coordination at Everyone’s Resource Depot
Mary Ryan served as the consultant/coordinator of Everyone’s Resource Depot for more than 40 years.
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Mt. Blue Theatre Company stages murder mystery spoof ‘The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940’
Mt. Blue High School’s fall production follows a stranded theater troupe caught in a snowstorm, and a whodunit, during a 1940s musical audition.
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Mt. Blue Theatre Company stages murder mystery spoof ‘The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940’
Mt. Blue High School’s fall production follows a stranded theater troupe caught in a snowstorm, and a whodunit, during a 1940s musical audition.
Posted inThe Franklin Journal
Haunted Chandler Farm in Strong draws in big crowd on a chilly night
The third annual Haunted Chandler Farm is a success despite cold and windy weather.
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Restaurant closure trend continues in Farmington as Uno Mas shuts down
Three Farmington food service businesses have closed so far this year. First Gifford’s Ice Cream, then Mary Jane’s Slice of Heaven, and now Uno Mas. What’s next?
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MSAD 58 board discusses funding
The MSAD 58 board of directors discussed fundraisers and funding during the Oct. 17 meeting.
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R.E.D. Fridays at Shelly’s Hometown Market support veteran affiliates
Started in 2018, R.E.D. Fridays have garnered more than $10,000 for groups that work with veterans.
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Land conservation, access organization open nearly 3,000 acres to public in Madrid Township area
The 2,666 acres acquired by the Bureau of Parks and Lands in May is now open to the public to enjoy for recreation purposes including, fishing and hunting, snowmobiling and hiking.