From Mt. Pisgah to Norcross Point on Maranacook Lake, to the annual Sidewalk Art Festival and programs at the Bailey Library, Winthrop has a lot to offer locals and visitors alike.
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Quinnipiac University recognizes graduates
South China’s Robertson, Winthrop’s Root awarded bachelor’s degrees.
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Winthrop residents facing 11.4% tax rate increase
Councilors approve $8.5 million municipal and $12.2 million school budgets, with spending driven by needed capital improvements.
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Winthrop chamber breakfast set for June 6
Winthrop Maine Historical Society to give talk about a century of Winthrop’s downtown businesses.
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University of New Hampshire lists 2019 May graduates
DURHAM, N.H. — The following local students graduated in May from the University of New Hampshire. Montana Drinkwater, of Greene, graduated magna cum laude with a Bachelor of Science degree in business administration: accounting. Sherman Spears, of Monmouth, graduated cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science. Bayleigh Logan, of Windsor, graduated […]
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Maine dancers attend New England Square and Round Dance Convention
Dancers from clubs in Winthrop, Waterville, Wilton, Augusta and Hermon attended the Vermont event.
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Cony High School names 2019 Girls, Boys State delegates
Cony High School in Augusta has announced the following students were named Girls and Boys State delegates for 2019. GIRLS STATE: Katherine Boston is the daughter of Jeff Boston and Karen Boston, of Augusta. She is a member of the National Honor Society, plays tennis, sings in the Cony Madrigals, and participates in dance and […]
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Damage in central Maine cemeteries outpacing funding for repairs
Central Maine cemetery stewards say damages to tombstones, trees and roads must be addressed little by little due to funding constraints.
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‘Inspiring at a young age,’ Day of Caring fosters importance of giving back
Approximately 5,200 students in Kennebec Valley spent time this year applying some elbow grease — and getting a little grimy — taking part in a United Way of Kennebec Valley effort.
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Susan Conley to give talk May 28 at Winthrop library
Maine writer will read from and discuss her new book, “Elsey Come Home.”