WINSLOW — Maine Game Warden Daniel Carroll Jr.

    From April 16 to April 18, the Maine Humanities Council will present a live performance and panel discussion in Portland, Lewiston and Bangor to expand and deepen public conversations about domestic violence in Maine.

    DOVER-FOXCROFT — On March 28, the Maine Whoopie Pie Festival was selected as the winner of the 2013 About.

By Stuart Hedstrom  Staff Writer     DOVER-FOXCROFT — The SeDoMoCha School community is busy with several events during Autism Awareness Month — once again the SeDoMoCha Helping Hands team will be taking part in the annual Walk for Autism at the end of the month in Bangor.

By Bill PearsonStaff Writer     DEXTER — SAD 46 School Board chairman Steve Crane began the April 3 meeting with a moment of silence to honor two board members who had recently died.

By Stuart Hedstrom  Staff Writer     MILO — The status of a project to improve Main Street is still uncertain after Town Manager David Maynard received a phone call late last week from the Maine Department of Transportation (MDOT) informing him that federal monies earmarked for the project had been returned to the U.

By Stuart Hedstrom  Staff Writer     DOVER-FOXCROFT — An amendment to the Dover-Foxcroft Land Use Ordinance will be included on the warrant for the town meeting — scheduled for Saturday, April 27 at 9 a.

Observer photo/Stuart Hedstrom Members of this year’s math team at SeDoMoCha Middle School are front, from left, Daniel Tomer-Jones, Aidan Manning, Camille Bozzelli, Olivia Wesley, Marshal Oakes and Kourtnee Haley; middle Ally Scuderi, Erica Cole, Jenna Clukey, Madison Hall, Ali Cole, Mollie Brawn, Krisla Wagner and Brandon Weston; back, coach Chris Clarke, Hannah Fishburn, Jordan Marshall, Virginia Macomber, Harley Knowles, Avery Nelson, Brianna Adkins, Grace Bickford, Duncan Smith, Sam Higgins, Marie Hartung, Kathryn Robinson and coach Ryan Nickerson.

By Bill PearsonStaff Writer     GUILFORD — Average home sale prices have consistently sold below assessed values since the town’s property revaluation in 2007.

By Bill PearsonStaff Writer     GREENVILLE — Town Manager Gary Lamb unveiled to the select board on April 3 what he described as how a “no-increase” municipal budget would look like for fiscal year 2014.