The Adult Religious Education group, chaired by Charles I. Nero, is presenting a year of programming on the theme “The Power of Love” to explore the Unitarian Universalist Association’s new covenant
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An arts and culture revival is underway in central Maine
Artists have always gone off the beaten path to find unique opportunities and eager audiences—both of which are in the Androscoggin region.
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Paula Stotts: Women’s rights are being trampled
I don’t dislike or hate transgender people. What I hate is that women like our mothers fought so hard for women’s rights and protections, especially in sports, and now they are being trampled and destroyed by young men transferring to female. They already have male hormones which make them stronger and faster than genetic females. […]
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Otisfield to hold monthly community forest planning meetings
The meetings begin March 25. Other meetings will be held on April 22, May 21, June 24, Jul 22 and Aug. 26.
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New bus service connects Oxford Hills to Lewiston, Auburn
Western Maine Transportation Services is testing the bus route through May 30. If ridership maintains sustainable levels, the service will be extended.
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Auburn church to hold ‘The Event 2025’ in April
Tickets are free and available from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, March 15, at the church.
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Lost Valley Trail Network receives $10K donation
This community-driven project aims to enhance year-round accessibility for athletes, families and outdoor enthusiasts of all abilities.
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Auburn to review 160-unit housing proposal for Stetson Road
The project, from the same developer as the Mt. Auburn Avenue apartments, would place 50 buildings on land between Stetson and North River roads.
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Bridgton/Fryeburg organization gives gift to Oxford center
This past year the group collected money at churches and local stores, and was able to donate $1,550 to the center.