MCH has announced the reopening of free pregnancy options counseling and birth parent support.
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Wiscasset High School alumni plan 121st annual banquet for June 3
Prepaid dinner reservations must be returned no later than Thursday, May 18.
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Artwalk Gardiner set to return May 19
The May Artwalk Gardiner is scheduled for 5-8:30 p.m. Friday, May 19, in artists’ studios, galleries, shops and other venues throughout downtown Gardiner. All are invited to join the Gardiner creative community for an evening of art and celebration featuring unique works by blooming and established local artists, ranging from painting, printmaking, photography, ceramics, handmade […]
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Waterville Scout troop starts 2023 with new charter organization
After 89 years of partnership with the Pleasant Street United Methodist Church, Waterville Boy Scout Troop 436 began 2023 with a new chartered organization. “Fortunately, we didn’t have to hunt too long as we found the Waterville Masonic Lodge #33 as our new chartered organization,” Scout leader Bruce Rueger said, according to a news release […]
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Madison recognizes top 10 seniors for class of 2023
Ashlee Clough is valedictorian, and Maci Belanger is salutatorian.
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Damariscotta shredding event set for May 19
DAMARISCOTTA — Residents and businesses are encouraged to plan for a Friday, May 19, Shredding on Site event, sponsored by the Chapman-Hall House Stewardship Committee and Bath Savings Bank. The event is scheduled from 8:30 a.m. to noon at the bank parking lot next to the Chapman-Hall House, 270 Main St. Now that tax time […]
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Waterville Scouts tour historic sites in Massachusetts
Boy Scout Troop 436 of Waterville spent the weekend of April 14 at Nobscot Scout Reservation in Sudbury, Massachusetts. Early Saturday morning, they headed to Lexington to hike the 10-mile Sons of Liberty Trail to the North Bridge in Concord. “Along the way we visited many stops including the capture site of Paul Revere and […]
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UMaine at Augusta to hold golf tournament in Palmyra July 20
The University of Maine at Augusta Athletic Department plans to hold its 15th annual Athletic Golf Tournament on Thursday, July 20 at Fogg Brook Resort, 147 Lang Hill Road in Palmyra. The public is invited to participate in the tournament or contribute as a tournament sponsor. The format is an 18-hole, four-person scramble with a […]
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St. Michael School to hold Rosary event, May crowning May 12
AUGUSTA — In commemoration of The Feast of Our Lady of Fatima, St. Michael School plans to hold a special Rosary event and May crowning at 1 p.m. Friday, May 12, at the 24 Washington Ave. school in Augusta. “Our second graders organize it for the whole school,” said Kevin Cullen, principal at St. Michael, […]
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Jackman high school recognizes 2 students for April
JACKMAN — Forest Hills High School has recognized two students for the month of April. Janessa Moffitt, a freshman, was selected as the school’s Student of the Month for April. Selection was based on the Habits of Mind criteria: Seeking to Be Understood and Working Toward Team Goals. Hiram Logston, a senior, is April’s Random […]