“Music for Mavis,” Tuesdays at the Turner Gazebo, brings The Cobblestones, a local band offering Americana music with tight harmonies and acoustic music. The band started about three years ago when Carolyn Costanzi, vocals, and Mike Plourde, guitar/vocals, met at an open mic at Tucker’s Pub in Norway. They started as a duo and added […]
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L-A Locals join lineup at American Folk Festival
BANGOR — Several local performers from the Lewiston-Auburn area will be included in the 17th annual American Folk Festival on the Waterfront this weekend. The three-day festival features live performances representing genres and cultures from all over the world. Cindy Larock of Lewiston will kick off the Saturday festivities with a lesson in French-Canadian contra […]
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Gift to give GAHS opportunity to provide enrichment to shelter pets
LEWISTON — The Greater Androscoggin Humane Society will begin a comprehensive enrichment program, thanks to a generous $5,000 gift from Priscilla Gendron. This new and vital program is aimed at modifying the development and expression of abnormal and/or problematic behaviors and contributing to the overall wellbeing of the animals as they await adoption. The Shelter […]
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Rangeley museum to host square dance party
A square dance party will be held at The Wilhelm Reich Museum’s Conference Center, Dodge Pond Road, Rangeley from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday, Aug. 20. No experience or reservations necessary. National caller and Rangeley resident, Red Bates, will teach all the moves. Families and singles welcome. Casual dress. Contribution is $10 for adults and […]
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Cancer center receives donation
Short Folks for Hope Foundation recently donated $300 to the Cancer Resource Center of Western Maine in Norway. The foundation raised the money at its Folk Fair on June 23 at Longley Square in Norway. From left are Isaiah, Allie, Ian and Kristen Short, who is founder of Short Folks for Hope Foundation, Cancer Resource […]
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Dempsey Center summer harvest class LEWISTON — The Dempsey Center will celebrate the summer harvest from 6 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 7. The program will feature produce harvested that day from the Dempsey Center Community Garden. The center will chat about the health benefits of the foods prepared, demonstrate easy, healthy, tasty recipes and […]
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Donations for Safe Voices
Megan Allen of Girl Scout Troop 2470 in Lewiston, left, gathered donations for Safe Voices, the local domestic violence resource center. She collaborated with staff from Geiger to collect household and personal care items for victims and their children. Allen earned her Bronze Award as a result of the project. She stands with Safe Voices […]
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Women's club election bake sale benefits Spruce Mountain Food Cupboard
GFWC/Livermore Falls Women’s Club recently presented a check for more than $670 representing proceeds from their election bake sale, to the Spruce Mountain Primary School Food Cupboard. Pictured from left are Madeleine Wininger, secretary; Christine Fournier, treasurer; Farrah Poirier, Cupboard supervisor; and Ellen Young, President.
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Women's club donates to Harris House
GFWC/Livermore Falls Women’s Club recently presented a check for over $258, the proceeds from a breakfast raffle baskets, to Harris House. Standing, from left, are Madeleine Wininger, secretary; Christine Fournier, treasurer; Ellen Young, president, Livermore Falls Women’s Club; Diane Woods, director social services; June Allen, activities director; and Denise Brittain, administrator, Harris House. Seated in […]
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Franklin Memorial Auxiliary donates to hospital, installs officers
FARMINGTON — Donations to Franklin Memorial Hospital, committee reports and the installment of new officers were just a few of the actions taking place at the annual meeting of the Franklin Memorial Hospital Auxiliary on June 6. Jean Rand, Auxiliary president, presented checks to representatives of the Maternal and Child Health Unit and Physical Rehab […]