Several presentations will feature a revolutions theme on April 5.
March 2017
Posted inLost, Maine, News
Fragile recovery: Shannon Long’s story illustrates how difficult sobriety can be
The up-and-down journey, marked by the ever-present risk and reality of relapse, means opioid addicts who want to quit – like this 24-year-old mother from western Maine – face a grueling, sometimes lifelong battle.
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Cinderella Project of Maine ready for Gardiner
Prom dress giveaway held April 15; second event April 22.
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Maine 4-H Foundation, Waldo County Extension announce scholarship
Application deadline is April 21.
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Immigrant experience presentation set for April 14
Program will provide an overview of Maine’s immigrant past, and serves as a reminder of the important role that immigrants will play in the future.
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Harlow Gallery’s spring art-related events to begin April 2
Scheduled workshops include Ukrainian Egg Decorating, Paper Cutting, Art of Harvest.
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Vose Library to host open house
Library staff will be on hand April 1 to talk to patrons about the library, its volunteer opportunities, more.
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Weeks to receive MPA Principal’s Award
She has distinguished herself academically and has been involved in many activities, Principal Marco Aliberti writes.
Posted inMaine, Maine Crime, News
Ex-employee admits to stealing thousands from South Portland Housing Authority
Prosecutors say Jamie Hussey of Gorham embezzled $91,577 from the agency. She now faces as much as 10 years in prison.
Posted inBusiness, Life & Culture
Snow? What snow? Spring has a head start at the Maine Flower Show: Photos
With a winter storm in the forecast, a crowd warms up for growing season on the flower show’s opening day.