BANGOR — Once again, Bangor Savings Bank Foundation will donate $100,000 to nonprofits across Maine as part of their annual Community Matters More program.

By Bill PearsonStaff Writers     One group sees a path filled with natural beauty and splendor.

    PORTLAND — The Maine Chapter of the National Emergency Number Association held their annual conference and training this week in Portland.

    Friday, April 19, the Valley Grange will meet for a potluck supper at 6 p.

    CAMBRIDGE — The Bluegrass Music Association of Maine is sponsoring the last Northern Bluegrass Jam for this season on Sunday, April 21, at the Cambridge Town Hall.

    Wednesday, April 17 — Pineapple chicken, white rice, broccoli cuts, white roll and vanilla frosted cake.

The Freedom I Enjoy Most is the Right to Bear Arms By Sydney Fowles     Guns are used for many different things because every gun is different.

    ORONO — “How am I going to get these kids to Knoxville?,” is what manager Sarah Stern thought to herself as it was announced that the Greenville Recreation Department’s Destination Imagination team had won an elementary-level first place title during the statewide competition on April 6 at the University of Maine.

    LAGRANGE — The Southern Poverty Law Center’s Teaching Tolerance program has named the Marion C.

The GFWC/Dexter Women’s Literary Club had another successful year for its annual High School Art Show.

    AUGUSTA — Central Maine Power Company (CMP), a subsidiary of Iberdrola USA, reports growing consumer interest following its launch of a rebate program for customers who install new electric thermal storage (ETS) heating units in their homes.

    CAMBRIDGE — Ten would-be apple tree pruners and grafters gathered at Sam Brown’s orchard in Cambridge Saturday morning, March 30 for a few hours of hands-on instruction by Heron Breen of St.

    The old adage states that April showers bring May flowers.

    Decreasing or eliminating the use of chemicals such as pesticides (which include insect and weed killers) and fertilizers is a great place to start to reduce health risks.

    Wednesday, April 10 — Beef and cabbage casserole, red skinned potato, diced carrots, wheat roll and chocolate chip cookie.

    AUGUSTA — Game Warden Capt.

    BANGOR — Eastern Maine Development Corporation (EMDC) is pleased to announce the addition of six individuals to its board of directors and the appointment of one existing member to a leadership position.

    BANGOR — Thirty-three students from Tri-County Technical Center (TCTC) in Dexter competed in the State SkillsUSA competition held at United Technology Center, Eastern Maine Community College Rangeley Hall and Penobscot Job Corps on March 14-15.