LEWISBURG, Pa. — Two local students were presented degrees on May 23 at Bucknell University’s 171st commencement. Erin Holmes of Gray earned a Bachelor of Science degree in business administration in markets, innovation and design. Owen Concaugh of Oakland earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in economics.
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‘Maine Harvest Bucks’ returns to Farmington market
The Farmington Farmers’ Market plans to offer Maine Harvest Bucks at the market again this year. Maine Harvest Bucks is a program that helps thousands of Mainers eat more fruits and vegetables every year. People who buy food using SNAP, the program formerly known as food stamps, have an average of $4 a day to […]
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Fairfield club to resume bridge games
The Fairfield non-sanctioned bridge club plans to resume play on Tuesday, June 29, at the Elks Lodge on Industrial Road in Waterville. A time has yet to be determined. For a partner, to register, or for more information, call Ed Rushton at 207-859-3333.
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UMF project seeks entries about realism
The University of Maine at Farmington New Commons Project, in partnership with the Emery Community Arts Center, invites artists to submit their work for consideration for a fall exhibit, “Reimagining the Real.” This thematic exhibition is to be the opening event for the New Commons Project’s exploration this September of “Christina’s World” by Andrew Wyeth, […]
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Mount Vernon student named to president’s list at Nichols College
DUDLEY, Mass. — Tyler Dunn of Mount Vernon has achieved president’s list status for the 2021 spring semester at Nichols College. Students whose semester average is 3.85 or higher for at least 12 undergraduate credit-hours and no grades below B- will receive president’s list honors.
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Winslow student makes Northeastern dean’s list
BOSTON — Samuel Lambrecht of Winslow, an electrical and computer engineering major, was recently named to the 2021 spring semester dean’s list at Northeastern University. To achieve the dean’s list distinction, students must carry a full program of at least four courses, have a quality point average of 3.5 or greater out of a possible […]
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Somerville farm, market opens new hiking trails
SOMERVILLE — New hiking trails are open at Pumpkin Vine Family Farm, 217 Hewett Road, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. every Sunday. The short trails, approximately 1 mile, wind through the farm fields with detours to visit the goat herd, over the brook, and through the forest. The view from the back hills provides […]
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Darmariscotta nonprofit to hold conversation circle
DAMARISCOTTA — Mindful Transitions will be the focus of the Inn Along the Way’s first summer “Challenging Conversation Circle” taking place at 3 p.m. Sunday, June 27, at the Chapman Farm, 741 Main St., facilitated by Jody Telfair-Richards, PDD. According a program description written by Telfair-Richards, she wrote, We live in a very fast paced […]
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Monmouth Academy lists honor roll students
Monmouth Academy has announced its second-semester honor roll for the 2020-21 academic year. Seniors — Summa cum laude: Amaya Bauer, Kylie Brown, Alicen Burnham, Jocelyn Coffin, Chloe Dwinal, Abby Flanagan, Delaney Houston, Sophie Jones, Stella Libby, Hayden Luce, Rhayna Poulin, Madison Sharples and Mya Sirois. Magna cum laude: Alex Fox, Erin Gosselin, Timothy Lewis and […]
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Author to share first two books in mystery series
The Camden Public Library will welcome back writer Matt Cost (a.k.a. Matthew Langdon Cost) for a two-part book talk at 6 p.m. Tuesday, June 29. This online event will serve as a launch for Cost’s new book “Wolfe Trap.” The novel is the first in a new series surrounding private investigator Clay Wolfe, in the […]