WINSLOW — Paul Fongemie grew up in Madawaska, right against the Canadian border and the state’s northernmost town. Not surprisingly, he spoke French before English.
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Hallelujah chorus heard at Waterville Opera House
WATERVILLE — A wish has come true for organizers of the Waterville Opera House’s $4.3 million renovation and expansion.
New St. Albans playground shows community sprit
ST. ALBANS — Brand new, colorful playground equipment off the corner of Mason Corner Road and Route 152 represents more than recreation for kids throughout the region.
Opera House board gleeful
WATERVILLE — A wish has come true for organizers of the Waterville Opera House’s $4.3 million renovation and expansion.
St. Albans playground shows community spirit
ST. ALBANS — Brand new, colorful playground equipment off the corner of Mason Corner Road and Route 152 represents more than recreation for kids throughout the region.
Test probe forces exit
NEWPORT — A middle school science teacher resigned Thursday following allegations nearly three months ago that he allowed many of his students to review questions on a state test a day before they took it.
Test probe forces middle school teacher’s exit
NEWPORT — A middle school science teacher resigned Thursday following allegations nearly three months ago that he allowed many of his students to review questions on a state test a day before they took it.
Morning fire destroys Clinton home
CLINTON — A bolt of lightning may have started a fast-moving fire that destroyed a house on Battle Ridge Road early Tuesday morning, according to a state investigator.
Fresh from garden to table
WATERVILLE — Gil Pelletier walked into the house on Boutelle Avenue and warmly greeted 91-year-old Thaddy Gondela.
After numerous complaints, Clinton revises parking rules
CLINTON — It was Wednesday shortly after 2 p.m. when Police Chief Craig Johnson arrived on Railroad Street to investigate several complaints about a parking violation.