F. Celeste Branham, vice president for student and community services at the University of Maine at Farmington, has won a Fulbright scholarship to study German apprenticeships this fall.
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Former Troy treasurer charged with embezzlement
A former Troy town treasurer has been arrested on charges that she stole at least $19,813 from the town office.
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‘Nashville’ star Keith Carradine is Maine International Film Festival award winner
Award-winning actor, songwriter, and producer Keith Carradine will be honored at the 2013 Maine International Film Festival with the Mid-Life Achievement Award in July.
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Construction underway for low-income Farmington senior housing project
The first phase of construction is underway for Brookside Village Apartments, a $3.2 million senior housing project in Farmington.
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Jail status hearing brings out supporters of switch to full-service
Residents and officials who attended a public hearing on changing the status of Franklin County jail’s to full-service largely supported the switch.
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Wilton library staff, supporters grateful for Town Meeting’s full funding
Wilton library supporters and staff members expressed relief Tuesday after receiving full funding at the annual Town Meeting.
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Wilton voters approve home upkeep ordinance, $2.9M budget Monday
Wilton voters passed a minimum property upkeep ordinance, a $108,000 library budget and a $2.9 million town budget at the three hour annual Town Meeting Monday evening.
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Be thankful for close ties, Upper Valley High valedictorian tells 12 mates Sunday
Thank your supporters and be thankful for the close-knit community, Upper Kennebec Valley Memorial High School Valedictorian Carrington Miller told his 12 classmates Sunday.
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Don’t conform, ban normalcy, classmates charge Mt. Blue graduates
Stay away from conformity and don’t be afraid to be different from the norm, valedictorian Abigail Lochola told her classmates Saturday morning at the Mt. Blue High School commencement.
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Wilton’s flat-tax budget faces Town Meeting vote Monday
Wilton voters will consider a $2.92 million town budget, up 1 percent, but the increase should be offset by other revenue and cash on hand, according to Town Manager Rhonda Irish.