Participants can see what might be visible in the sky during February.
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Ice fishing derbies set through February in central Maine
Don’t miss out on Maine Free Fishing Weekend Feb. 15 and 16.
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Portland Ballet goes to Colby College. The assignment? Create a new work from scratch.
Eleven Colby students are working alongside the professional dance company on a new piece inspired by Maine’s landscape, history and lighthouses to be performed in Westbrook and Waterville.
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Pomeroy joins team at Waterville’s Allen Insurance and Financial
Pomeroy is a receptionist in the company’s Waterville office.
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Waterville-area square dance club to offer lessons
Participants should wear casual clothing and comfortable footwear.
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MaineGeneral medical assistant program graduates 11
Upon completion of the program and passing of the certified medical assistant exam administered by the National HealthCare Association, students can secure a CMA position with MaineGeneral.
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Taking pause in a spinning world
Reporting Aside: Dropping everything digital may be a way to find respite in a world spinning out of control, Amy Calder writes.
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Oakland woman named Maine’s Mother of the Year
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Monica Wilcox Charette of Oakland has been named 2025 Maine Mother of the Year. Charette will be recognized and represent Maine at the 90th National Convention of American Mothers in San Juan, Puerto Rico in April, where one honoree will be named American Mother of the Year. A native of Aroostook County, […]
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Maine organizations to receive 2024 Catalyst Grant
Each organization will be awarded $30,000 over three years, for a total of $90,000 in grant funding.
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Firefighters work 11 hours to extinguish Sappi wood yard fire
The fire apparently started in a gearbox of a conveyor belt that moves wood chips to be processed, Skowhegan fire Chief Ronnie Rodriguez said.