“A Superhero Teacher Lives Here! St. Michael School” signs were placed in their yards during National Teacher Appreciation Week.
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Waldo County Bounty campaign seeks funds
Donations will be used to meet immediate, essential food security needs.
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Whitefield Historical Society to celebrate Memorial Day in safe way
Though program canceled, society encourages residents to display American flags to remember those who served, have served, and those who lost their lives.
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Ballots, Ballads and Brews series to begin May 15
Event to include four days of free online music sets, political insights and brewery stories.
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Narrow Gauge Cinemas to begin showing drive-in movies May 14
Franklin Savings Bank to partner with Farmington cinemas to sponsor first four weeks.
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Oak Hill High School announces 2020 graduates
WALES — Oak Hill High School has announced its class of 2020 graduates, according to a news release from the high school. Emily Cheryl Ahlberg, Justin Lee Aldridge, Bryce Paul Allaire, Natalya Marie Armstrong, Lynn Braden Bangs IV, Kyle William Barter, Deanna Jean Bauer, Hailey Marie Bean, Beryl Isaiah Bell, Angel Jane Benner, Katelyn Michelle […]
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UMaine Extension offers community garden guidelines
University of Maine Cooperative Extension is offering guidelines for community gardens during the COVID-19 outbreak based on CDC recommendations, according to a news release from Lynne Holland, UMaine Extension in Orono. Community Garden Guidelines in the Time of Social Distancing includes recommendations for at-risk individuals, how to support social distancing, manage the numbers of gardeners, […]
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Maine Climate Council’s Natural and Working Lands Working Group seeks public comments
Group is responsible for developing, recommending mitigation and adaptation actions to the council.
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Day Camp Tracy sessions to begin June 8 in Oakland
All campers will have their temperatures taken and be health screened before being admitted to camp for the day.
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Spurwick named 2020 beneficiary of Maine Marathon
Spurwink has been named one of seven beneficiaries of this year’s Maine Marathon, Half Marathon and Relay event set for Sunday, Oct. 4. Spurwink will receive a $2,500 donation from the event, according to a news release from Bob Dunfey, volunteer race director. “We are thrilled to have been chosen as a beneficiary this year,” […]