UMaine’s Mitchell Center to host event with Amanda Beal of the Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry.
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Blood donation opportunities offered Feb. 1-15 statewide
Red Cross urges blood donation to maintain supply amid pandemic.
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Book talk: ‘The Book of Death’
Vose Library’s Zoom program to feature Dr. Sidney Berger.
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Food drive benefits Good Shepherd Food Bank of Maine
Maine Democratic Party virtual event raises funds to provide close to 65,000 meals.
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Maine State Society of Washington, D.C scholarships available
Application deadline is March 15.
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Virtual wild blueberry conference planned
Biweekly sessions will be held for 17 weeks hosted by UMaine Extension.
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Winslow School Board ponders athletic competition with teams in ‘yellow’ counties
The girls ice hockey team would see their schedule go from 12 games to two.
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Maine State Police investigating deaths of 2 people found inside New Sharon home
The bodies of a male and a female were found inside the home on the Havey Road in New Sharon.
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Pruning webinar for home gardeners planned
ORONO — University of Maine Cooperative Extension and University of New Hampshire Cooperative Extension will offer a webinar for home gardeners about the principles of pruning at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 10. “The Science of Pruning” will focus on proper pruning cuts for perennials based on factors including plant growth rate, flowering season and height. […]
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Data: Did the post-holiday COVID-19 spike hit central Maine?
The two biggest central Maine cities saw post-holiday COVID-19 bumps.