WATERVILLE — Waterville High School’s class of 1958 get-together will begin at 1 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 19, at Eli Karter’s residence in Phippsburg. Cost is $20 per person for lobster and clambake, hamburgers and more; bring beverages.
July 2012
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BRIDGE RESULTS
WATERVILLE — The Waterville non-sanctioned bridge club winners on Thursday were: Betty Perry and Judy Hones, Jimmie Bradeen and Natashia Mathieu, Pat Nutt and eva Nichols, Connie Fedorovich and Paul Leberman, Helen LaVerdiere and Francis Roy
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ANOTHER VIEW: Hearst, not Time Warner, is forcing WMTW blackout
Hearst’s blackout of our customers is about the fees Time Warner Cable will pay Hearst for the rights to carry its stations — including WMTW — on our channel lineups nationally, not the other way around, as asserted in the editorial.
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KENNEBEC VALLEY COMMUNTY COLLEGE DEAN’S LIST
FAIRFIELD — Kennebec Valley Community College recently announced the following local students who earned the 2012 spring dean’s list. Students have achieved a grade-point average of 3.5 or higher while carrying nine credit hours or more for the semester.
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OUTDOORS: Learning bird identification the old-fashioned way
During most days from early spring through late fall, I bicycle past the boat launch on Route 27 on the south end of Messalonskee Lake, which state officials have closed to boat trailers to stop a variable-milfoil infestation from spreading from there to other waters.
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Puppy raisers needed in central Maine
BANGOR — The Maine Region of Guiding Eyes for the Blind is looking for people in central Maine to take puppies into their homes for 16-18 months, teach them basic skills needed as future guide dogs. Puppy raisers receive ongoing local support every step of the way and free veterinary care.
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Fireworks complaints in Winslow and Waterville drop after Fourth of July
Fireworks complaints have dropped dramatically in Waterville and Winslow since the Fourth of July, and so have fireworks sales.
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Farmington officials worry about road erosion while feds concerned about salmon
FARMINGTON — Local and federal officials are clashing about the best way to handle the ongoing erosion of a riverbank of the Sandy River.
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Leading Women’s Luncheon July 24
WATERVILLE — Mid-Maine Chamber’s second Leading Women’s Luncheon will be 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Tuesday, July 24, at Best Western Plus
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TD BANK 250: Bayne counting on new car
The 39th annual TD Bank 250 has been no stranger to marquee names over the years.