Augusta Nature Club will meet Oct. 23 at the Capitol Area Technical Center, 40 Pierce Drive in Augusta. Lunch will be served at noon followed by a brief business meeting. Toni Pied of Cobbossee Watershed will talk about organization’s program and summer camps. She is a leader and educator in the effort to keep our […]
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Tech students builds rails for Maine-ly Harmony riser
Lewiston Regional Technical School teacher, students build user-friendly riser bars for women’s a capella barbershop chorus.
Augusta Housing Authority’s proposal for Gage Street park hits snag
A revised, smaller proposal to build apartments for families in what is now a city-owned park could still happen despite restrictions on the use of some of property.
Augusta woman wins more than $53,000 on ‘Jeopardy!’
Togus medical librarian Jessica Garsed won three games of “Jeopardy!” that aired last week and called it a “surreal experience.”
CATC September Students of the Month
AUGUSTA — Capital Area Technical Center has announced that Amber Fredette and Mitchell Gamage were named the September Students of the Month, according to a news release from the center. Fredette, of Readfield, is a senior at Maranacook Community High School in Readfield. She is enrolled in the Certified Nursing Assistant program. “Amber is an […]
Kennebec Historical Society logo design contest under way
Contest open to public; prize includes $100, society membership.
St. Michael School lends hand on Day of Caring
AUGUSTA — Students at St. Michael School put down their books and iPads on Oct. 4, and picked up rakes, rags and gloves to help make their community a better place, according to a news release from Dave Guthro, communications director, Roman Catholic Diocese of Portland. Pre-kindergarteners through eighth graders participated in the Day of […]
Augusta, Waterville area bridge results
Gamers play in Waterville, Hallowell, Fairfield and Augusta.
Central Maine schools go beyond the screen to support learning
“If we have the focus of the screen being the thing — we are doing it wrong,” said Matthew Shea, director of teaching and learning for Winthrop Public Schools, “(Devices) should be used as support and as tools, not the focus.”
Viles Arboretum receives $10,000 gift
Donation to benefit arboretum’s New Education Support Center.