Photo courtesy of Foxcroft Academy sophomore Fern Morrison    MAINE MAPLE SUNDAY BREAKFAST — The annual Dover-Foxcroft tradition continued on March 24 with the serving of the Maine Maple Sunday Breakfast inside the Dover-Foxcroft Fire Station.

    DEXTER — The April 5 session of the First Friday public discussions sponsored by Dexter Dover Area Towns in Transition  (DDATT) will focus on “Who Owns our Water?”     At 7 p.

Contributed photoFISH & GAME DONATION — Jim Nicholas of the Dexter Fish & Game Association presents a $200 donation to Dexter Community Farm Project Coordinator Judy Wilbur Craig, which will go toward the project and Fossa’s General Store.

    DEXTER — Tri-County Technical Center held its induction ceremony for students becoming members of the National Technical Honor Society on March 21.

The pdf version of the Piscataquis Observer is now available for download.

Photo courtesy of SeDoMoCha School Nurse Emily PolandDENTAL HEALTH MONTH POSTER WINNERS — In February the School Oral Health Program of the Maine CDC and the Maine Dental Hygienists’ Association sponsored a poster contest for National Children’s Dental Health Month.

By Stuart HedstromStaff Writer     BROWNVILLE — Students at the Brownville Elementary School and the Marion C.

Observer photo/Bill Pearson     JUNIOR ADVERTISERS — Valley Grange 144 of Guilford presented Piscataquis Community Elementary students, from left, Madeline Taylor, third place, fourth grade; Avery Herrick, second place, fourth grade; Nyla Larrabee, first place, fourth grade; Qianna Ann Nadeau, third place, third grade; Matthew Burdin, first place, third grade; and Isabel Bussman, second place, third grade, for their hand-drawn advertisements in the Newspaper In Education project.

By Stuart Hedstrom  Staff Writer     DOVER-FOXCROFT — Autism Awareness Month, during April, will be busy for the SeDoMoCha community with a number of activities planned in school and with the SeDoMoCha Helping Hands team taking part in the annual Walk for Autism at the end of the month in Bangor to benefit the Autism Society of Maine.

By Bill Pearson Observer photo/Bill Pearson    BUDGET SUMMIT — SAD 4 Superintendent Paul Stearns explains how Governor LePage’s proposed biennial budget would impact next year’s school budget.