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Mark LaFlamme decided not to fill his water jugs at a Buckfield spring and now he’s paying the price.
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Mark LaFlamme decided not to fill his water jugs at a Buckfield spring and now he’s paying the price.
Roadside activism was alive outside one home earlier this month.
Telstar Boosters Club takes on construction, fundraising and fan engagement while continuing to pursue more volunteers.
Voting is open until Dec. 22 for the best-decorated business and home in the Bethel Area Chamber of Commerce contest.
The eatery offers a fresh food selection, takeout and grocery items.
The boys lost 59-45 and the girls lost 61-19.
Still, more than half of SAD 44 students qualify as disadvantaged, entitling the school district to Title I services and certain grants.
Chronically absent students dipped below 20% as of Dec. 3, Superintendent Mark Kenney said.
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Class A North is well-represented on a team that features the best from Sun Journal country.
Oxford Hills, Leavitt, Winthrop, Oak Hill, Dirigo, Poland and Spruce Mountain all feature multiple players.
Here are highlights of things to do in the area in the next week.
The Central Fire Station, closed in October 2024, will be leased to Inland Woods + Trails for three years as a home base in Rumford.
The powerful microburst storm permanently shut down Bethel’s gravity-fed system. The town’s water users now rely on five drilled wells to supply their drinking water. The upgrade came with higher costs and modern infrastructure.
Bruce Davison crafted 37 wooden trucks to give to local children, vowing that no child should be without something ‘to imagine with.’
Over 300 skiers and riders dressed as Santa filled the slopes on South Ridge raising $10,000 for the Boyne Forever Foundation and The River Fund for the 25th annual Santa Sunday.
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