Official: The diagnosis will not force a change in schedule at the school in Hallowell.
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Thomas College student’s digitized snowmobiling map service a ‘win’ for riders
Jake Warn, 21, of Winslow, a college junior, has put his studies in entrepreneurship to work, creating SledTRX.com.
Hall-Dale Elementary School raises almost $33,000 through Read-a-Thon
The top readers each logged more than 2,000 minutes, while the student body collectively topped 100,000 minutes during the February vacation.
Richmond Area Senior Center quilting projects become ‘warm’ gifts
The quilting club has worked since December on lap quilts it is donating to Richmond Eldercare residents.
Kite festival wraps up weeklong Somerset SnowFest
The celebration wrapped up Sunday at Lake George Regional Park in Canaan.
More local teams, but fewer live fans for third annual Skijor Skowhegan event
Because of COVID-19 safety guidelines, spectators were not allowed to watch the event in-person, though the event was broadcast online.
Palermo couple’s ‘nightmare’ bank account freeze reveals oversight in Maine’s unemployment claim review
Kim Crouse discovered last Wednesday that her primary account at KeyBank had been frozen over unspecified claims of unemployment fraud, a mix-up that took more than a week to be addressed.
Pittston Select Board holds public hearing to answer questions over the town budget
With around eight people in attendance over Zoom, there weren’t many questions to answer, but the Select Board was accommodating to all requests.
Belgrade’s Ed Lorusso quietly establishes himself as Maine’s master of silent film restoration
The 71-year-old Lorusso, who restores the films at home, just finished his 17th Kickstarter campaign and is working on the 1925 film ‘Zander the Great.’
West Gardiner teen becomes Maine’s first female Eagle Scout
Mia Dawbin completed the requirements to earn her standing as an Eagle Scout earlier this year, making her the first girl to reach that rank in Maine.