The annual event will now be the first agricultural fair of the season.
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Posted inLocal & State
Monmouth fire draws response from five towns
A structure fire and a grass fire in Monmouth brought firefighters from departments around the area.
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Posted inEncore
TAM’s annual Page to Stage tour brings ‘Tall Tales Twice Told’
“Tall Tales Twice Told” is a collection of American folk tales featuring characters and situations larger than life and older than time.
Posted inEncore
MCP announces cast of upcoming production of ‘Annie’
The cast is comprised of local actors and actresses, and the show will run from April 26-May 5.
Posted inbPlus, Lewiston-Auburn
Art, courts and the legacy of Harry Cochrane
Harry Cochrane, a Monmouth man renowned for his murals throughout New England, also painted three murals for the courthouses in Rumford, South Paris and Auburn. Although he first painted them nearly 100 years ago, their grandeur and detail still impresses to this day.
Posted inConnections, sj-web
Monmouth Academy announces first semester honors students
MONMOUTH — Monmouth Academy announced its first semester honor roll for the 2018-19 academic year. Seniors Summa cum laude: Benjamin Brooks, Kayla Brooks, Kaeti Butterfield, Joao Campos, Abby Ferland, Trevor Flanagan, Mariah Herr, Emily Kaplan, Luke Martin, Matt O’Connell, Spencer Richardson, McKenzie Stevens, Grace Therriault and Anna VanValkenburgh. Magna cum laude: Olivia Caron, Jessica Clavet, Kyle […]
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Five-year plans for Monmouth to include estimated $300,000 upgrade of salt shed
A capital improvement plan highlights a host of projects that could total nearly $1 million in spending to complete them all.
Posted inBusiness
Manchester’s Clark Marine focuses on service to boating community
The 60-year-old operation has been named the Kennebec Valley Chamber of Commerce’s small business of the year.
Posted inSchools & Education
Contributing to local community ‘drives’ Winthrop/Monmouth’s new adult education director
Less than a year after his job nearly was eliminated, Josh Farr is leading Monmouth/Winthrop Adult & Community Education program toward a sustainable future.
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‘Negative feedback (could) lead to change’ on Monmouth roads
Concerned residents address selectmen about the conditions of public roadways.