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Births

Rumford Hospital  Jeffrey Scott Brown III, a boy to Jeffrey and Lacee Brown of Jay, May 13. Siblings, Autum, Sylas, Dalton, Aiyanna, grandparents, Richard and Leslie White, Mexico, Jeffrey Brown Sr., Wilton, Sheri Mathieu, Bingham. Ezekiel Earl Liam Byron, a boy to Jeremy and Angela Byron of Rumford, May 16. Siblings, Harley, Hiram, Saphira, MacKenzie; […]

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Auburn parish providing cookware for refugees

AUBURN — Parishioners at several Maine parishes cleaned out their cabinets and cupboards for cookware to help refugee families living in Maine. Throughout October, a cookware collection was held for families being assisted by Catholic Charities Maine’s Refugee and Immigration Services program, the state’s only refugee resettlement program. Area parishes pitching in included Immaculate Heart […]

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Community briefs

Lewiston Senior Cribbage League results LEWISTON — Cribbage results for the Lewiston Senior Cribbage League for the week of Nov. 14 are: First, George Bussierre and Dick Dennis; second, Bob Cielinski and Linda Williams; third, Fern Rivard and Bob Masse; fourth, Maurice Gagne and Charlie Ware; and fifth, Gloria Johnson and Leo Bergeron. Dan Dumont […]

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Children’s Trail created in Rangeley

RANGELEY  — Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust and Rangeley Health and Wellness have partnered to create a greater variety of after-school activities for the youth in the region. The first endeavor was the creation of the Children’s Trail behind Rangeley Family Medicine. Heritage Trust staff members Alyssa Andrews and Amanda Laliberte worked with 12 children for […]

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Dempsey Center initiative seeks to ease burden of scars

LEWISTON  — The Dempsey Center, responding to a growing need among cancer survivors in Maine, has launched a statewide initiative to help those who suffer from chronic pain and restrictions caused by surgical scars. The effort includes three key components: ● Public workshops for cancer survivors to learn self-massage techniques for scars. ● Expanded scar […]

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Wilton Fish & Game to offer basic handgun training

WILTON — The Wilton Fish & Game Association will offer basic handgun training for ages 21 and older Saturday, Nov. 23, with instructor Scott Nichols Sr., sheriff of Franklin County. It will be held from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the association building at 256 U.S. Route 2. There are 15 students per class. […]