FREEPORT — Darren Veilleux of Winslow was recently awarded a scholarship by The Maine Innkeepers Education Foundation, affiliated with the Maine Innkeepers Association at the eighth annual Tees & Textbooks event, at the Senator Inn and SPA in Augusta.
June 2012
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Messalonskee’s class of ’77 seeks classmates
OAKLAND — Messalonskee High School’s class of 1977 will celebrate its reunion Saturday, July 21.
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MADISON AREA MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL
MADISON — Madison Area Memorial High School recently announced its fourth-quarter honor roll.
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Free food programset to begin Monday
Winslow and Waterville public schools, Vassalboro Community School and Regional School Unit 18 will participate in a summer meals program for children. Free breakfast and lunch will be offered to children 18 years old or younger beginning Monday and ending Friday, Aug. 10.
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Antique Tractor event starts today
FARMINGTON — The Maine Antique Tractor Club’s annual Tractor Festival will be at 8 a.m. today through Sunday at the Farmington Fair Grounds. The featured tractor at the event will be the Minneapolis Moline. Gate admission cost $5 for adults, $2 for children ages 11-17 and free for children 10 and younger.
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‘We’re curvy,’ says Canaan model
Being a size 14 and hailing from the tiny town of Canaan, Maegan Bell-Stearns hadn’t often pictured herself walking down a runway clad in the latest designer creations.
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AUTO RACING NOTEBOOK: Race tight for PASS North points title
Four-time defending Pro All Stars Series North champ Johnny Clark says there is little to no room for error the rest of the war.
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DENIS THOET: Monsanto’s corn-soy solution for feeding the world is all wrong
How are we going to feed a world population of 9 billion by the year 2050?
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Heat continues to cook area
People sought refuge in public pools and public buildings yesterday, the second consecutive day of higher-than-average temperatures in the area.
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Computer glitch hits Hannaford
SCARBOROUGH — A computer glitch at Hannaford stores prevented customers from using debit and credit cards at checkout counters in most of its 181 stores in five Northeast states Thursday.