Area students earn academic recognition.
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Gardiner upgrades ambulance service with two new vehicles
The rescue trucks replace two older vehicles that have reached the end of their useful lives. The new ambulances are four-wheel drive vehicles, which are expected to be more rugged, particularly in the winter.
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Gardiner’s Folsom makes Norwich University dean’s list
NORTHFIELD, Vt. — Jacob Folsom, of Gardiner, has been named to the 2019 fall semester dean’s list at Norwich University. Full-time undergraduate students, who earned a semester grade point average of at least 3.40 and had no failures in the previous fall or spring semester are awarded dean’s list honors. Dean’s list honors are noted […]
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Gardiner Regional Middle School honor roll
Gardiner Regional Middle School has announced the following students were named to its second quarter honor roll for the 2019-20 academic year. Grade 8 — High honors: Gavin White, Haylie Peacock, Julia Jamison, Kyla Shea, Taylor Takatsu, Emily Grover, Lainey Cooley, Ethan Tibbetts, Lillian Matos, Yana Montell, Dillon Elliott, Sarah Work and Lacy Goudreau. Honors: […]
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Greenleaf, Doyle make Western New England University president’s list
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. — Lindsey Greenleaf, of Gardiner, and Timothy Doyle, of West Gardiner, have been named to the 2019 fall president’s list at Western New England University. Greenleaf is working toward a Bachelor of Science Engineering degree in Electrical Engineering. Doyle is working toward a Bachelor of Science Engineering degree in Mechanical Engineering.
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Gardiner officials consider ordinance changes to include marijuana establishments
The proposed ordinance change details where and under what circumstances marijuana-related businesses may operate in Gardiner.
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Fire marshals probe Saturday fire at Mid-Maine Construction in Gardiner
Gardiner police Detective Sgt. Todd Pilsbury said the fire that damaged some wooden pallets appeared to be started with newspaper and cardboard.
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Upstream to host Bicentennial Fish workshops
The free events will be held Feb. 25 and March 12 at the Gardiner Public Library.
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Farmington doctor leads by example when it comes to LGBTQ care in rural Maine
Access to quality health care has long been a problem for Maine’s roughly 70,000 lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer residents, officials said.
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Electrical fire doused in Gardiner
Fire crews from Gardiner and surrounding towns turned out to knock down an electrical fire caused by a faulty light fixture in a West Street home.