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Inaugural poet coming Oct. 13

GREENVILLE — Richard Blanco, the fifth poet to read at a Presidential Inauguration, is coming to Greenville.

Working on the Depot

Photo courtesy of Save the DepotWORKING ON THE DEPOT — From left, Kevin Bowman of Bowman Constructors, Carmen Bombeke of Gartley-Dorsky Engineering and Amanda Austin of 2A architects LLC recently met at the Depot in Greenville Jct.

County Democratic reception Oct. 2

GREENVILLE — A Piscataquis County Democratic Committee reception for candidates Carole Boothroyd (Maine State Senate District 4) and Emily Cain (Maine 2nd District U.

Town manager search continues

By Stuart HedstromStaff Writer GREENVILLE — With recently departed Town Manager John Simko’s last day being Friday, Sept.

Tour showcases high value crop tree management

GREENVILLE — The Small Woodland Owners Association of Maine (SWOAM) is offering a dynamic tour titled “Managing for High Value Crop Trees and Chestnut Restoration”.

Masons cooking up bean hole bean supper

GREENVILLE — The Greenville Masonic Association will hold its annual bean hole bean supper 5-7 p.

Greenville businesses receive funds to improve offerings to visitors

Businesses across the Maine woods have taken advantage of a matching grant program from the Maine Woods Tourism Training Initiative to help secure expert assistance to improve their business.

PRYMCA will open licensed Child Care Center in Greenville

GREENVILLE — The Piscataquis Regional YMCA and C.

Mason honored for over 70 years of service

GREENVILLE — On July 26 DDGM Herb Libby and Worshipful Bo Howard presented Walter Elden Crossman Jr.

25th annual Maine Forest Heritage Days

GREENVILLE — The 25th annual Maine Forest Heritage Days is set to take place Aug.

LakeSmart workshop Aug. 17

GREENVILLE — The Piscataquis County Soil and Water Conservation District (PCSWCD) and the Friends of Wilson Pond Area will be hosting Maggie Shannon from the Maine Lakes Society to present a free workshop on the LakeSmart program on Wednesday, Aug.

‘Moosehead—Branded in Heart’ Aug. 20

GREENVILLE — The Moosehead Lake Economic Development Corporation and the Brand Leadership Team are announcing a “FUN”draising event on Saturday, Aug.

Moosehead Marine Museum receives $10,000 grant

GREENVILLE — The Moosehead Marine Museum has received a $10,000 grant from the Piscataquis Fund of the Maine Community Foundation to upgrade its collections database.

Trail volunteers wanted for Aug. 12

GREENVILLE — Moosehead Trails, a group helping to maintain walking, hiking, and biking trails in the greater Moosehead Lake region, is seeking volunteers for a trail stewardship work day on Friday, Aug.

Book talk with former game warden Aug. 11

GREENVILLE — The Shaw Public Library will be welcoming Roger Guay, former Maine game warden, for a book talk and signing.

Asphyxiation listed as cause of death in homicide

By Nok-Noi RickerBDN Staff GREENVILLE — A local man who died in a June altercation, reportedly in a dispute over rental property, died of asphyxiation, according to the medical examiner’s office.

Advisory referendum enables UT residents to weigh in on Atkinson deorganization

By Stuart HedstromStaff Writer GREENVILLE — With the town of Atkinson in the midst of the deorganization process, which if successful would change the community from a municipality to an unorganized territory (UT) falling under the jurisdiction of Piscataquis County, over 650 advisory referendum absentee ballots have been mailed by the county to registered voters in the UTs across the region.

Selectmen continue town manager search process

GREENVILLE — The board of selectmen reviewed submitted applications for the position of town manager during a special meeting on July 11.

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