WALES — Gwenyth Fraser, a senior at Oak Hill High School, has been selected to receive the 2013 Principal’s Award.
March 2013
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Fisher, of Sabattus, to perform in NAfME Ensemble
SABATTUS — Zachary Fisher of Sabattus, a tenor from Oak Hill High School, has been selected to perform in the National Association for Music Education All-Eastern Honors Ensemble Mixed Chorus in Hartford, Conn.
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ON EXHIBIT
Maine Craft Association benefit, through March, SugarWood Gallery, 248 Broadway. Featuring: Lisa Gent, Cape Elisabeth; Mickey Shattow, Mount Desert Island; Lorraine Rezendez, Newport; Kathy Angel Lee, Old Orchard Beach; Kim Walker, Franklin; Karen Stickney, Tenants Harbor; Lori Davis, Ellsworth; Sue and Roger Basaillon, Farmington; George Seeber, Old Town; Susan Horowitz, Harpswell; Laurie Stearns, Brunswick; Anne Walker, Rangeley; Natalie Ann Gardner, Palermo; Lynda McCann-Olson, Portland; and Emily Delfin, Bangor. Hours: 10 a.m.- 5:30 p.m. Monday-Friday and 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday; 778-7002.
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SPECIAL EVENTS
Comedy: Stand Up Or Sit Down, 8 p.m., The Landing, UMF Olsen Student Center. Free; [email protected] or 778-7346.
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State marijuana laws a dilemma for Holder
Legalization by Washington and Colorado is at odds with both U.S. and some international law.
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THOMAS COLLEGE DEAN’S LIST
WATERVILLE — The following area students were named to the 2012 fall semester dean’s list at Thomas College:
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Dance to Oldies March 23 at UMF
FARMINGTON — Dance to the Oldies, featuring live music of the ’50s and ’60s, will take place from 7 to 11 p.m. Saturday, March 23, at University of Maine at Farmington North Dining Hall. There will be a guest appearance by Elvis. Shepherd’s Pie, refreshments, trivia contests, dance contests, 50/50 raffle, silent auction and cash bar. Dress up or down.
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Gulf of Maine’s future is conference focus
WATERVILLE — Conservation Marine leaders will convene at Colby College on Friday for a conference on the future of Maine’s coastal communities, ecosystems and fisheries. The conference, “Changing Oceans and the Future of the Gulf of Maine: Solutions, Success and Sustainability,” is sponsored by Colby’s environmental studies program. It will bring together experts on marine ecology, history, policy, law and community development. The conference is free, and the public is welcome.
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MAINE FOODIES AGREE
Combine a guy who fell in love with food during a year of graduate school in France, and the girl from Denmark he fell in love with who has also traveled the world, and what do you get? Solo Bistro in Bath — an outstanding restaurant with a European flair and very creative food.
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Clinton Elementary registration planned
CLINTON — Clinton Elementary School kindergarten registration will be Tuesday, April 9.