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Walking helped Ross Cunningham deal with his mental health issues. Now he wants to widen the benefits of outdoor access to many more people.

Masks will not be required in Lisbon schools beginning March 14, after the school committee voted unanimously to drop its mandate on Tuesday. While Lisbon School Department Superintendent Richard Green suggested starting this new policy March 7, the board won’t drop the mandate for another week, giving students and staff time to adjust and see […]

Masks will be recommended but not required in schools starting March 14.

The black-tie event provided a new twist for the Kennebec Valley Chamber of Commerce.

A Fife man worried about others who might have been alone on Christmas Day has won plaudits after he organised a group walk on Falkland Hill.

It has been a while since the Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC) had a permanent Executive Director of Curatorial. The position was last held by the

The NSW Department of Education has announced that parent-managed Not For Profit OOSH Services will be put out to commercial tender and forced to

A CHARITY worker who runs walking groups in Dunfermline and Fife is just champion. A panel of expert judges were wowed by Magdalena Augustyn-Lygas’ co-ordination of the Sole Sisters community health walk project, run by Fife Migrants Forum. Magdalena scooped the Community Walking Champion title and was crowned Overall Champion in the first ever Scottish Walking Awards The Sole Sisters project brings together women from the migrant and local community through walks in Dunfermline and K...

AN EAST Lothian teacher and a jewellery-maker are urging members of the public to back them as they look to record their debut album.

Read Article Lisbon will get its first brewery later this year when Olive Pit Brewing Co. opens, joining an explosion of craft beer breweries in Maine in recent years. Christy Cain of Lisbon poses with her pit bull Olive, the namesake of the new Olive Pit Brewing Co. Cain will open on Main Street in Lisbon later this year. Contributed photo Christy Cain, who lives in Lisbon with her wife, closed Wednesday on the 7,850-square-foot building at 16 Main St. Three existing second-story apartments...