Students from Carrabec High School, Madison Area Memorial High School, Maine Central Institute, MSAD 53, Maine Academy of Natural Sciences, Marti Stevens Learning Center, Skowhegan Area High School and Upper Kennebec Valley High School attend SCTC.
norridgewock maine
Posted inBusiness, Local & State
Closure of longtime Norridgewock Christmas wreath company a sign of higher costs, industry challenges
The business is one of several in Maine to be affected by rising freight costs and pricing by size.
advertisement
Posted inLocal & State, Schools and Education
ACLU urges Skowhegan-based SAD 54 to retire mascot
A letter urging the school district to “do the right thing” was sent to superintendent and board Chairwoman Dixie Ring.
Posted inLocal & State, Schools and Education
Proponents, opponents of ‘Indians’ mascot expected to gather in Skowhegan
Pride Facebook group encouraged by school board member to turn out at meeting Thursday to oppose those who call it racist.
Posted inCommunity
Skowhegan Area High School first-quarter honor roll
Students recognized for academic achievement.
Posted inLocal & State, Maine Crime
Social media post threatens to ‘shoot up’ Skowhegan Area High School
SAD 54 officials have said on their website that the threat is not credible but have taken measures to increase security, including assigning an additional police officer to the school.
Posted inLocal & State
Multi-vehicle accident backs up traffic on Route 139 in Fairfield
The accident involving a tractor-trailer and three other vehicles occurred late Friday afternoon, but no fatalities were reported.
Posted inLocal & State, Maine Crime
Norridgewock man accused of strangling woman over beer
Derek D. Taylor, 35, previously spent 20 months in prison for contacting the same woman from jail, in violation of a prior bail order.
Posted inLocal & State, Maine Crime
Unsolved murder of Skowhegan woman ‘open and active’ 12 years later
The body of Amy Drake, of Skowhegan, was found Nov. 24, 2006, in Norridgewock.
Posted inLocal & State
Norridgewock selectmen considering town manager’s request for pay raise
Town Manager Richard LaBelle said he completed his master’s degree in public administration this year and has asked for a raise beyond the automatic 3 percent in his contract.