Community
Whitefield Lions Club holds annual Model Railroad and Dollhouse Show
Hundreds of spectators visited the show at the Augusta State Armory.
March events
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Special guests to visit from the Colby College Museum of Art's Art + Storytelling team.
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The 2018 conference will focus on organic seedling production.
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The University of Maine at Augusta Arts and Science and University of Maine at Augusta Senior College will present event.
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Event hosted by the Morris Farm and Chewonki.
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Concerts will feature Misner Rao, Don Pauley, Ed Larson and Jay Zoller.
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Proceeds from the race will benefit the Ski Museum of Maine.
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Local civic leaders and gubernatorial candidates Terry Hayes, Shawn Moody, Steve DeAngelis and Adam Cote will participate in the March 6 event.
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Two-hour workshop will cover the basic components of building a budget.
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Classes will take place at the New Ventures Maine office.
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"Journey Uptah Camp" will be presented by the Friends of the Maine State Museum.
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Messalonskee High School Performing Arts Center venue.
April events
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Five-week course will take place at MaineGeneral Alfond Center for Health.
Local Entertainment
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Original, never-before-seen performance explores the concept of resistance in all of its facets — physical, scientific, social and political.
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Two one acts, 'The Lottery,' 'Sonata for Armadillos,' take stage March 2.
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The band is a headlining Beatles band.
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Music will be provided by the Mallett Brothers Band.
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The high energy rock 'n roll band from West Africa will be featured at Strand Theatre.
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Exhibit highlights work of Emily Blake Blaschke, Jenny LaMacchia Campbell, Alicia Ines Ethridge, Celeste June Henriquez, Doreen Nardone, Brenda Overstrom and Donald M. Peterson.
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Artwork by area high school students on display through March 30 at UMA.
Call for Artists & Actors
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Theatre seeks local adults, children for shows this season.
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Open Book Players seek nine performers.
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The application deadline is March 15.
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Show will be performed May 3-6 in Brunswick.
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Attendees can bid on artwork from local celebrities, town officials, artists and business owners.
Community
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Beatrice Beale Tate is graduating first with an unweighted GPA of 98.663.
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Thomas College was one of eight host sites.
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The Sisters of St. Joseph of Lyon announced that they were developing a sanctuary and asked for help from local civic and non-profit groups on various environmental projects to create a thoughtful plan for the land.
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Those who are listed can file a claim electronically.
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Submission deadline is no later than March 31.
5K events
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All proceeds will support Thomas College's student recreation.
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Event is a fundraiser for the Ersking Academy Class of 2018.
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Politics
Proposal for separate child welfare department dies after Maine House fails to take action
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Opinion
Opinion: Wind development on Sears Island is a dead end
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Letters to the Editor
Doctors as first responders program already bringing benefits
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Local & State
Sagadahoc deputy says Army downplayed concerns about Lewiston shooter