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Safe Voices seeks donors for holiday outreach

AUBURN — Safe Voices, the domestic violence and sex trafficking resource center based in Lewiston, invites businesses and community members to participate in its annual holiday programs Feed-a-Family and Adopt-a-Family. Individuals, businesses, and community organizations are welcome and may choose to support one or both programs. This annual program serves more than 100 families across […]

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Maple producers plan Fall Fest

BUXTON — The Maine Maple Producers Association has announced today that “Maine Maple Fall Fest” with be hosted on October 9-10. This event is a continuation of the Maine Maple Producers Weekend held in October 2020. “After our fall event kick-off last year, we are again opening our sugar houses to the public for Maine […]

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COVID-19 Vaccination critically important

BERLIN, NH — North Country Healthcare (NCH), the Mission of which is to assure consistent, high quality, accessible, and integrated healthcare across the communities it serves, reminds our community members of the importance of receiving the COVID-19 vaccine. Administration of the vaccine remains the best method to reduce the transmission of the disease, which has […]

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Finnish WEST PARIS — The Finnish American Heritage Society of Maine will hold its monthly meeting September 19 at 2 p.m. A short business meeting will be followed by a program provided by Tooty Wilson and Karen Bennett who will share their experience at a Finnish cooking class by The Two Finnish Cooks, The public […]

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CROP Walk is coming Sept. 19

BETHEL — The 16th Annual Bethel Area CROP Hunger Walk will be Sunday, September 19. Due to Covid, there will be no ecumenical service on the Common. Walkers will gather at noon on the lawn across from West Parish Congregational Church and leave around 12:30 p.m. The walk is approximately 3 miles (5k) around the […]