144 seniors attended commencement ceremony Sunday at the Augusta Civic Center.
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Mt. Blue grads told graduation is time to redefine yourself
The Farmington high school graduated 137 students Sunday.
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To Mount View High School graduates: ‘You have a responsibility to make an impact’
Superintendent Paul Austin speaks to the school’s 110 graduates Sunday afternoon.
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One special student reaches crossroads at Mt. Blue High graduation
For Leah Stinson’s family, graduation means they’ll be figuring out how to get disability services and continue her education after Regional School District 9.
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Skowhegan Area High School valedictorian urges fellow seniors to pack well
School officials confer 145 diplomas in Sunday commencement exercises
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Friends from second grade graduate together from Gardiner Area High School
Brandon Ware and Charles Stevens were among 157 seniors at the ceremony Saturday at the Augusta Civic Center, and graduations also occurred at Maranacook Community and Gardiner Area high schools.
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Nokomis High School graduates challenged to seize the day
The 164 graduates were told to make their own future and leave lasting legacies.
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Carrabec issues diplomas to its 49th graduating class
Guest speaker Kyle Poissonier urges graduates to do what they love and become great at it.
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Erskine Academy graduates 140 at Augusta Civic Center
The Friday night graduation included a keynote address by Susan M. LaGasse, an honorary alumna of the South China school.
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Messalonskee graduates thank mentors, hope to make them proud
Alexis Palleschi, salutatorian, said the best way to thank them is to take what they’ve given the graduates, and go even further.