Judy Hamilton and her dog, Cooper are helping students learn to enjoy reading.
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Blue Crew busy preparing for competition season
Some parts of FIRST Robotics Competition have changed this year.
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Reinvigorating old apple trees workshop coming to Wilton
The University of Maine Cooperative Extension will have their own Nick Rowley team up with Senator Russell Black to host a workshop on rejuvenating old apple trees in Wilton on March 4.
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UWTVA receives grant for Don’t Despair Car Repair program
Since starting the Don’t Despair Car Repair program last spring, United Way of the Tri-Valley Area has helped over 40 households keep cars running, and they are continuing to receive grant funding to keep the program going strong.
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Recovery house coming to Franklin County
Lifeline for ME, LLC has a recovery house opening its doors in Franklin County, a need that owner Amanda Ricci said is sorely needed in the region.
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Snowmobilers could lose access to private land if riders go off trail
Private landowners in the region provide most of the access for recreational trails such as for snowmobiles. Some landowners have shut off their properties and others could do so in the future if riders don’t stay on marked trails.
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Holland Strong ice fishing derby dependent on ice thickness
Even if the derby is canceled the raffle will still be held.
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Wreaths placed at Jay War Memorial due to storm
An alternative site was selected to display wreaths from the Wreaths Across America program because of deep snow in Holy Cross Cemetery in Livermore Falls.
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Spruce Mountain has new representative, trip approved
Dan Wilson is Senior Class President and a three-sport athlete at Spruce Mountain High School. A humanities trip in May to New York City for juniors and seniors was approved.
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Grant funding received for Jay tennis courts
Obsolete courts will be demolished and three ADA-compliant courts with LED lighting and walkways will be constructed next to Spruce Mountain Elementary School in Jay.