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December 2011
Posted inSports
Geel leads Monks to win over Terriers
STANDISH — Ashley Geel scored 14 points and grabbed 10 rebounds to lead the St. Joseph’s to a 65-27 win over Thomas in a non-conference women’s basketball game Wednesday night.
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‘The Way’ … a walk to the light
It is said that in the mountains of northwestern Spain, at the city of Santiago de Compostela, the remains of St. James the Apostle are enshrined under the altar of the city’s great cathedral. It is to this place that thousands of pilgrims make a pilgrimage each year. The road to this holy place passes over the Pyrenees, through villages and hostels along difficult terrain and gorgeous countryside, and is no stroll on a quiet beach. It is on this road, on this pilgrimage, that director Emilio Estevez has placed his camera, his story and his father, actor Martin Sheen.
Posted inLifestyle
CHRISTMAS EVENTS
Holiday Stroll, downtown, 4-7 p.m. display of trees, Redington Home; 612-2571 or mainstreetskowhegan.org.
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HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Tracy, Carroll on Fitzy ballot
Lawrence High School running back Shaun Carroll, Jr. and Mt. Blue running back Izaiha Tracy are among the 12 semifinalists for the James J. Fitzpatrick Trophy. The award is annually given to the senior voted the top high school football player in Maine.
Posted inNews
Few attended withdrawal talk
MADISON — A public hearing on Wednesday was intended for people living in communities of the school district from which Starks is seeking to secede. But few people showed up.
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Bellavance continues to contest charges
Raymond Bellavance appeared in Kennebec County Superior Court Wednesday, two weeks before he is scheduled to go on trial on charges of burning down the Grand View Topless Coffee Shop in 2009, trying to get those arson charges dismissed.
Posted inCommunity
Helping Hands Food Project set for Friday
FARMINGTON — W. G. Mallett School will hold its annual Helping Hands Food Project on Friday. Students will begin a walking rotation from Mallett School to the Farmington Community Center at 9:15 a.m. Students will rotate until all collected food has been delivered the community center.
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Music benefit concert set for Dec. 10
MADISON — The Opus One Big Band will perform a concert to benefit the music program of Madison, Athens, Starks and Brighton Plantation on Saturday, Dec. 10.