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CTL students win high honors in Mathcounts competition - Vimarsana News

CTL students win high honors in Mathcounts competition

The Center for Teaching and Learning in Edgecomb participated in our chapter's regional Mathcounts competition at Kennebec Valley Community College on Saturday, January 28, and won several high honors. Middle schoolers Jojo Shea, Gigi Sato-...

Miss Windjammer, Top Royal chosen - Vimarsana News

Miss Windjammer, Top Royal chosen

Jessie Ullo, daughter of Nick and Tracey Ullo of Boothbay Harbor, was chosen as Miss Windjammer 2022, and Jojo Shea, daughter of Chris Cash and Rich Shea of Nobleboro, was chosen at Top Royal in the virtual Boothbay’s Got Talent competition shown...

Y Arts theater group gets ready for Atlanta! - Vimarsana News

Y Arts theater group gets ready for Atlanta!

The youth of Boothbay Region Y Arts have been very busy this month. In addition to “Seussical Jr” at Lincoln Theater, caroling on Boothbay Common, and the recent Christmas Spectacular show, they’ve been rehearsing for their 15-minute adjudication at...

Y Arts' Christmas Spectacular dances up a storm | Wiscasset Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Y Arts' Christmas Spectacular dances up a storm | Wiscasset Newspaper

A few hours before the snow fell on Saturday, Dec. 18, making it look a little more like Christmas, the Y Arts dancers put on a show, Christmas Spectacular, that entertained around 200 happy onlookers in the Boothbay Region YMCA gym. The...

Students are still learning at a Midcoast school, even as more are going home with COVID this year - Vimarsana News

Students are still learning at a Midcoast school, even as more are going home with COVID this year

Last year, the school didn't have its first COVID-19 case until March, which allowed kids to mostly stay in the classroom. But with the additional cases this fall, more students are quarantining at home for days or weeks.