Pittsfield’s Curtis, Alna’s Davis, Sidney’s McGlauflin recognized for academic achievement.
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Colby-Sawyer College dean’s list
NEW LONDON, N.H. — Four local students have been named to the 2019 spring semester dean’s list for outstanding academic achievement at Colby-Sawyer College. They are: Haley Carver, of Sidney, a junior sociology major; Bailey Bourque, of Gardiner, a junior nursing major; Christina McClure, of Waldoboro, a senior nursing major; and Chelsea Perry, of Oakland, […]
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Residents voice strong support for RSU 18’s $38.7 million budget
About 40 residents from the district’s five towns participated in a district hearing Thursday night on the school budget.
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Augusta-Area Drop-off Day set for May 18
Event open to residents of Augusta, Belgrade, Chelsea, Farmingdale, Fayette, Gardiner, Hallowell, Randolph, Readfield, Sidney and Wayne.
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RSU 18 school board advances $38.7 million budget
The budget for the district that includes Belgrade, China, Oakland, Rome and Sidney has grown 2.86 percent from last year’s, an increase among the lowest in the region.
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Snow Pond Center for the Arts receives grant
Gift went toward the center’s Winter Carnival & Ice Fishing Derby.
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RSU 18 students partner with Thomas College undergrads for STEAM learning
Middle school students presented 3-D prototypes that they designed to address a range of issues at a science fair on Tuesday night.
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Sidney Historical Society to host talk April 9
Capt. Jonathan Bratten, historian for the National Guard, will give “A History of Camp Keyes”
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Adam DeWitt earns Eagle Scout badge
Sidney Boy Scout Troop 401 held ceremony March 16 in Waterville.
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Sidney voters approve $1.74 million in spending, shoot down proposed cluster housing ordinance
About 90 voters set next fiscal year’s municipal budget and killed an ordinance changes that could have changed minimum lots sizes for housing devlopments.