PAUL SMITHS, N.Y. — Jared Wing, a student at Mid-Maine Technical Center, recently won a Mercer culinary cutlery kit and a $250 scholarship after placing fourth in a cooking competition at Paul Smith’s College.
March 2012
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Skowhegan thespians honored during drama festival
SKOWHEGAN — Two members of the Skowhegan Area High School drama club were named to the all-festival cast in the Maine Drama Festival Class A finals in Falmouth over the weekend.
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Juggling duo to perform in Waterville April 6
WATERVILLE — Two, a high energy juggling duo, will perform at 7 p.m. Friday, April 6, at Waterville Senior High School auditorium. Doors will open at 6 p.m.
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Yard waste dropoffto start in Waterville
WATERVILLE — The Waterville Department of Public Works recently announced that residents may dispose of yard waste from Monday, April 2, through Friday, June 15. Yard waste such as garden trimmings, small branches, leaves and grass clippings can be dropped off at the Public Works Department, 6 Wentworth Court.
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Man injured in College Avenue crash to recover
WATERVILLE — A man who was seriously injured during a March 18 six-car crash on College Avenue is expected to be discharged from the hospital today.
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MORNING SENTINEL WRESTLER OF THE YEAR: Craig has immediate impact for Mt. Blue
Tyler Craig had the best freshman season of any Mt. Blue High School wrestler. He won titles at the Tiger Invitational, the Noble Invitational and the Nokomis Tournament in the regular season, then won the Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference and Eastern A regional titles at 106 pounds. He capped his season by becoming the first Mt. Blue wrestler to win a state title as a freshman at the Class A state championships.
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SNAPSHOT: White collar job
The falling snow did not slow Waterville Public Works employees Wednesday from building a retaining wall along First Rangeway. From left are Mike Folsom, Dan Wilson and Scott Green. Folsom said their next project would be attaching plows to city trucks for the anticipated overnight storm. Snow is possible today as well.
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SNAPSHOT: Stroke benefit
Atwood Primary School teacher Kristi Chiasson helps Spencer Gibson with a painted hand print as students, from left, Kambra Worcester, Damian Stanley and Mariah McDaniel work on paper flowers on Wednesday in Oakland for a public benefit dinner for Chiasson’s husband, Tim, who is recovering from a stroke. The dinner will be 5 to 7 p.m. Saturday at Messalonskee High School. A silent auction and 50/50 raffle will also take place.
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Spring, summer recprograms signup set
SKOWHEGAN — The Skowhegan Parks & Recreation Department is accepting registrations at the Skowhegan Community Center for all spring and summer programs.
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MARK LATTI: Mild winter throws curve at fishermen
In the past week I have heard the first peeps of spring from the marshes, listened to the familiar “peent” of returning woodcock, pulled the taps from our maple trees, and turned over the garden.