SPRINGFIELD, Mass. — Dakota Carter, of Winthrop, and Ryan Pellerin, of Albion, have been named to the 2019 spring semester dean’s list at Springfield College. Carter is studying biology and Pellerin is studying sport management. Students named to the dean’s list achieved a minimum semester grade point average of 3.500.
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Area students named to RIT dean’s list
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — The following local residents were named to the 2019 spring semester dean’s list at Rochester Institute of Technology. Devon Poisson, of Monmouth, is in the electrical engineering program. Olivia Tamborini, of Readfield, is in the business administration-marketing program. Joshua Farrin, of Pittston, is in the electrical engineering program. Tory Leo, of Mercer, […]
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A Matter of Balance program set for July 16
Designed to benefit older adults who are concerned about falls.
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Dresden Summerfest set for July 14
Activities will be held at Pownalborough Court House.
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Open Road Tolling plaza coming to West Gardiner
Construction of the new tolling plaza has begun, aimed at making E-ZPass travel less congested at the I-95 and I-295 interchange.
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Augusta might sack ordinance requiring plastic bag fees
With the recent passage of a statewide ban on plastic bags in Maine stores, city officials might scrap a proposal to require local stores to charge a fee for their use.
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Hallowell residents lobby City Council for trash cans at parks
Public Works Foreman Chris Buck said trash cans in city parks are misused and could create health hazards and unsightly clutter around full trash cans.
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Tartan Terrors to perform July 12 in Phillips
The Tartan Terrors will bring their hijinks, wild humor, and high energy Celtic music back to the Phillips Area Community Center for a 7 p.m. concert Friday, July 12, at 15 Depot St. in Phillips. Their music, Pam Matthews, event organizer, said in a news release, “is as lively as it gets and they put […]
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Bates College students study aboard
Participants included East Wilton’s Chen, Wayne’s Onion, Topsham’s Pelletier.
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Kick Around the Clock for Cass postponed to July 21 in Waterville
11-hour continuous soccer game will be held at Thomas College.