The University of Maine at Fort Kent recently presented its annual student awards and scholarships to both undergraduate students and those who graduated this spring. These awards and scholarships are presented to deserving students for their contributions to the campus and their academic achievements. Jacob Paris of Fort Kent was presented the John L. Martin […]
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Fayette student graduates from Bob Jones University
GREENVILLE, S.C. — Gennah Mason of Fayette graduated magna cum laude with a Bachelor of Science degree in early childhood education May 7 from Bob Jones University. Mason also was named to the 2021 spring president’s list. The president’s list recognizes students who earn a 3.75 or higher grade point average for the semester.
A-L Rotary to hold golf tournament June 18
The Auburn-Lewiston Rotary Breakfast Club will host its 27th annual Golf Tournament on Friday, June 18, at Fox Ridge Golf Course. The golf tournament is the A-L Rotary’s largest fundraiser each year. Some of the Rotary’s largest recipients include the High Street Food Pantry, the Family Thanksgiving and Christmas Projects at United Methodist Church in […]
Nature writer to discuss wonders of bird migration
Camden Public Library will welcome back ornithologist and acclaimed nature writer Scott Weidensaul at 6 p.m. Tuesday, May 25, for an online presentation about his new book, “A World on the Wing.” Both a New York Times bestseller and “Editor’s Pick,” the book is at once a celebration of global bird migration, an exploration of […]
Nature writer to discuss wonders of bird migration
Camden Public Library will welcome back ornithologist and acclaimed nature writer Scott Weidensaul at 6 p.m. Tuesday, May 25, for an online presentation about his new book, “A World on the Wing.” Both a New York Times bestseller and “Editor’s Pick,” the book is at once a celebration of global bird migration, an exploration of […]
Auburn ski association requesting mailboxes for treats along the trails
DEAR SUN SPOTS: Auburn Nordic Ski Association is looking for a few good mailboxes. During the winter months, these decorated mailboxes are scattered along the ANSA Nordic ski trails to offer a little sweet treat to skiers passing by. I am hoping to increase the number of mailboxes on the trails and could use any […]
Richard Whiting: IRS needs improvement, modernization
Cal Thomas’ column attacking the IRS (“The Infernal Revenue Service,” May 12) reminded me of an excellent May 4 Washington Post editorial by former IRS commissioners who represented both parties and all administrations from Reagan to Obama. There is a real opportunity right now for bi-partisan actions to improve the IRS. Legislation proposed by President […]
Rich Lowry: Trump’s huge 2023 decision
If Trump runs, he will, one assumes, blot out the sun. Everything will be about him — his record, his pronouncements, his animosities. Much of the conservative mass media will get on board, while the mainstream media — inadvertently aiding him, yet again — will be even more intensely hostile.
26% federal tax credit extended for solar investments
Until recently a federal tax credit for solar panels was scheduled to be reduced, then go away in 2022. That’s changed. Congress extended by two years the 26% tax credit, which significantly lowers the cost of an individual solar investment. The tax credit means the final cost for a $20,000 system is $15,000; $18,500 for […]
H.S. roundup: Perreaults pace Dirigo softball past Buckfield
Alexa Perreault doubles, singles and drives in two runs, and Olivia Perreault contributes a single and a double for the Cougars. Plus, more softball, baseball and lacrosse action from Monday.