The scholarship was based on academic merit, leadership skills and a commitment to community service.
September 2018
Posted inCommunity
Hospice Volunteer Training to begin Oct. 1 in Augusta
Five-week course will be held at MaineGeneral Alford Center for Health.
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Fall cleanup set for St. Francis Catholic Cemetery
Burial right holders are advised to remove any items that they may wish to keep before Oct. 1.
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Candidate forum set for Oct. 4 in Mount Vernon
Maine House District 76 candidates are Democrat Carol Carothers, Republican Dennis Keschl; Maine Senate District 17 candidates are Republican Russell Black, Democrat Jan Collins.
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Jefferson Historical Society to host talk Sept. 22
Julie Bond Stegna to present a program about the north Village area of Jefferson.
Posted inCommunity
Tanglewood to host fall harvest festival, trail race set for Oct. 6
Proceeds will support programming at Tanglewood and Blueberry Cove UMaine Extension 4-H Centers.
Posted inCommunity
Field hockey event raises record amount to benefit breast care center
Proceeds will benefit the Martha B. Webber Breast Care Center.
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Incumbent Andrew Cuomo defeats activist and actor Cynthia Nixon in N.Y. gubernatorial primary
There were indications that Nixon’s aggressive challenge pushed the incumbent governor to the left on several issues, including legalizing marijuana and addressing crumbling public housing in New York City.
Posted inNation & World, News
More deaths feared as massive Florence inundates the Carolinas
Rescue crews used boats to reach more than 360 people besieged by rising waters along a river, and more than 60 others had to be rescued as a cinderblock motel collapsed.
Posted inEditorials
Our View: Faced with a choice on migrants, Trump again picks cruelty
The president’s policies don’t make us safer, but they do guarantee that more children will be traumatized.