DEXTER — Our Lady’s Kitchen, a volunteer effort that offers free meals at St. Anne Church’s parish hall, recently received a $1,000 pledge from Fairfield’s Plum Creek Timber Company.
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MOUNT BLUE HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL
FARMINGTON — Mt. Blue High School recently announced its first-quarter honor roll.
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UMF appoints Larrabee to committee co-chair
FARMINGTON — The University of Maine at Farmington recently appointed alumnus and president and CEO of Jobs for Maine’s Graduates Craig Larrabee as the new co-chair of the committee to oversee the upcoming year-long celebration of UMF’s 150th anniversary in fall 2013.
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Chordsmen to sing for shutins
Kennebec Valley Chordsmen will perform its annual sing-along at the following locations:
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UMF President’s Open House set for Dec. 14
FARMINGTON — University of Maine at Farmington President Kathryn A. Foster will welcome the community to the President’s Open House from 4 to 7 p.m. Friday, Dec. 14, at the UMF President’s House, 104 Lake Ave.
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Huggins completes infantry training
WATERVILLE — PFC Kristofor J. Huggins recently graduated from Advanced Infantry Training at Fort Sill, Okla. He is stationed at Camp Casey, South Korea.
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Thanks to woman who paid for man’s lunch
I would like to thank the kind woman, whoever she is, who paid for my lunch on Nov. 24 at the Harvest House in Farmington.
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Many thanks to family that cared for lost dog
We lost our golden retriever on a recent night and went out looking for him. We couldn’t find him all night, nor all the next day.
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COMMENTARY: US should take point on rights for people with disabilities
For the first 25 years of my life, I was as an able-bodied American. I played football and soccer and even ran a few marathons. All of that changed three years ago.
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OUR OPINION: US must act if Assad uses chemical WMD’s
The civil war in Syria between forces loyal to President Bashar al-Assad and opponents representing a variety of political, ethnic and religious affiliations (some democratic and some not), may be taking a turn that greatly raises its international impact.