Wendy Goldman didn’t miss much in her four years at Hall-Dale High School as an athlete or a student.
June 2012
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Complaints about bears soaring
WINTHROP — Jim Remley lost a flagpole, but he gained one dandy of a story about one determined bear that has been making the rounds at bird feeders and garbage cans across central Maine for the past several weeks.
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Youth MoveMaine honorsAshalie Wark
AUGUSTA — Youth MOVE Maine received a Maine Youth Action Network ImpACT Award June 6 in Hallowell for “exemplifying the systematic engagement of youth ages 12-18 in decision-making and planning,” according to a news release. The annual awards recognized youth and adults who are making an impact in their communities.
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For some, fireworks bit too close
RANDOLPH — Sally and Mike Sirois thought a gun went off outside their window late one night.
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BelgradeCommunity Center camps, programs set
BELGRADE — Belgrade Community Center for All Seasons offers the following camps and programs beginning today.
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Architecture camp offers scholarships
AUGUSTA — As part of an initiative to promote STEM education, scholarships will be available for high school students in an architecture camp at the University of Maine at Augusta.
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Maine’s newest Catholic priest a married man
When David Affleck was ordained earlier this month as Maine’s newest Roman Catholic priest, his wife, Katherine, sat in the pews at Portland’s Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception.
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Area students earnHusson degrees
BANGOR — The following local students have graduated from Husson University:
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Dill’s own financial challenge
Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Cynthia Dill tried to one-up the opposition last week by issuing her own challenge to limit the money spent in the campaign.