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Dear Editor: The Boothbay Region High School boys tennis team would like to thank Wiscasset police officer Nathan Willhoite. Officer Willhoite assisted us one recent evening when we were returning from a match at Carrabec High School. Our bus ran...

Dear Editor: The Boothbay Region High School boys tennis team would like to thank Wiscasset police officer Nathan Willhoite. Officer Willhoite assisted us one recent evening when we were returning from a match at Carrabec High School. Our bus ran...

Devyn Deleonardis received his Eagle Scout rank, Scouting’s highest, at the First Congregational Church of North Anson Dec. 16. The son of Frederick and Amanda Deleonardis, he lives in North Anson, where he attends Carrabec High School. He will turn 18 in January and become an adult leader with Troop 481. As part of his […]

Luke Carey is class valedictorian, and Mliss Hem salutatorian.

ANSON -- Peter Campbell, Principal, has announced honor parts for the Class of 2023 at Carrabec High School. Luke Carey, Carrabec's 2023 Valedictorian Luke Carey, Carrabec’s Valedictorian, is a student who is a role model in the school. With a grade point average of 100.67, he has completed four advanced placement classes, seven honors classes,

The Fort Halifax Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution presented awards to four young adults April 8 at a student tea in their honor at Winslow Congregational Church. Lukas Stabins of Winslow, the son of Amy and Henning Stabins and a Winslow High School student, received the Jennie Paine Howard Award […]

Tuesday marks five years since Somerset County Sheriff’s Corporal Eugene Cole was shot and killed in the line of duty.

Maine poems edited and introduced by Megan Grumbling.

The Fairfield organization, which includes the Maine Academy of Natural Sciences, announced Friday that the former RSU 74 superintendent will join Executive Director Rob Moody on the leadership 'dream team.'

Jackman’s Community Health Advisory Team seeks help for paramedic program Share JACKMAN — Sustaining 24/7 care at the Jackman Community Health Center continues to be the Community Health Advisory Team’s main priority and the Annual Fund Drive to help pay for the cost of the paramedic program needs help. The community paramedicine program is a new model that is truly community-based and not hospital-based, and thus takes community funds to operate. Those who have not already given and are ...