Emily Gliniewicz, of Belgrade, has been awarded the Alice M. Savage M.D. Ph.D. Scholarship and the Maine Scholarship for 2018-19 based on her academic record and engagement in the Mount Holyoke community. She attends Mount Holyoke College in South Hadley, Massachusetts. The Alice M. Savage M.D., Ph.D. Scholarship was established in 1999 by Dr. Alice […]
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Neighbors Driving Neighbors awarded $5,895 grant
The gift will help to schedule rides, increase number of riders, support elderly people and others who don’t drive.
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Portland woman critically injured in Sidney crash
Criminal charges arising out of the Thursday night crash on Route 27 are possible, police said.
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Belgrade postal workers praised for pulling driver from burning tanker truck
The rig erupted in a wall of flames less than a minute after the rescue occurred.
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Cleanup, water testing taking place at Belgrade tanker truck fire site
Things are returning to normal at the intersection that officials had closed because of a huge fire there Wednesday.
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Fuel tanker explodes after Belgrade crash, injuring 2
A portion of Route 27 in Belgrade was closed following the crash, which involved a tanker truck hauling No. 2 fuel oil, officials said.
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Belgrade man indicted on string of theft, burglary charges in Belgrade, Rome
A total of 14 people were indicted by a grand jury last week.
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Sidney chimney fire brings response from 3 departments
The fire, which was reported prior to 7 a.m., caused little damage.
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Gardiner moves forward with LED conversion
City officials propose the bond replace the existing streetlights with energy efficient and networked LED luminaires.
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Messalonskee schools’ $3.9 million athletic complex nears completion, but critics still concerned about cost
With or without its final red track coating, the $3.9 million facility will be ready for the spring sports season, officials say.