Students want the community to participate in the selection.
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Phillips town office slated to move, food pantry in limbo
The Phillips Town Office will be closed on Thursday, Nov. 7, and Friday, Nov. 8. It will reopen Tuesday, Nov 12 at its new location, 124 Main St.
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One hundred bucks for Phillips class fundraiser
PHILLIPS — Students at Phillips Elementary School have come up with a new idea to help raise funds for the annual eighth-grade class trip to Quebec. “This year we have chosen to do a ‘biggest deer contest’ and the winner will be awarded $100,” said class advisor Lance Harvell. The entry fee is $2 for Phillips students. Others […]
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New home needed for Phillips food pantry
PHILLIPS — The Phillips Food Pantry urgently needs a new home and could face closure if one is not found soon, said volunteer Dorrie White. The pantry is currently located at the Town Office, 15 Russell St. However, the office will be moving by the end of the year, potentially as early as mid-November, said […]
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Sandy River Players taking ‘Court of Final Reckoning’ on the road
Local playwright Anna Freeman’s play, “The Court of Final Reckoning,” will be performed in three venues over two weekends.
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Phillips Rail Fest set for Sept. 28
The fest will feature a number of model train set-ups, as well as vendors who will sell model train cars and paraphernalia of every gauge, as well as other train-related items.
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Sandy River & Rangeley Lakes Railroad sues Portland rail museum over investment in steam locomotive
It wants compensation for its investment of over $144,000 connected to restoration of a Narrow Gauge steam engine.
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Phillips man charged with trafficking
Scott Pinkham was arrested on two charges of aggravated trafficking of scheduled drugs. A conviction on each charge carries up to 30 years in prison and a maximum $50,000 fine.
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SAD 58 board hires staff, considers boiler, building repairs
All three elementary schools need roof work, Facilities Director Scott LeHay said.
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PHOTOS: Phillips Old Home Days
The weeklong 61st Phillips Old Home Days theme was Favorite Holidays and featured train rides, a parade, races, shows, antique cars and lots of food.