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Central Maine 2018 high school graduations
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144 seniors attended commencement ceremony Sunday at the Augusta Civic Center. -
The Farmington high school graduated 137 students Sunday.
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Superintendent Paul Austin speaks to the school's 110 graduates Sunday afternoon.
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For Leah Stinson's family, graduation means they'll be figuring out how to get disability services and continue her education after Regional School District 9.
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School officials confer 145 diplomas in Sunday commencement exercises
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Brandon Ware and Charles Stevens were among 157 seniors at the ceremony Saturday at the Augusta Civic Center, and graduations also occurred at Maranacook Community and Gardiner Area high schools.
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The 164 graduates were told to make their own future and leave lasting legacies.
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Guest speaker Kyle Poissonier urges graduates to do what they love and become great at it.
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The Friday night graduation included a keynote address by Susan M. LaGasse, an honorary alumna of the South China school.
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Alexis Palleschi, salutatorian, said the best way to thank them is to take what they've given the graduates, and go even further.
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The 124 members of the class of 2018 who received their diplomas heard their mentors implore them to stick to their core values.
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More than 130 students graduated Thursday night, with student speakers telling their peers to make the world a better place.
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"You've all grown because of the person sitting next you," student speaker Natalie Greene said at Wednesday's commencement at Colby College.
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Graduates urged to remember to be themselves to keep going when challenged.
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The former Catherine McAuley High School holds its second commencement.
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The Pittsfield-based independent MCI graduated 111 students from 12 towns in Maine, three states and a dozen countries on Sunday.
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Jackman high school's graduating class heard advice from Maine Senator, who launched his re-election campaign earlier this week.
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Fifty-three seniors graduate Friday night, including twins Evan and Whitney Bess, who are also salutatorian and valedictorian, respectively.
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