Photos courtesy of Three Rivers Kiwanis SIDEWALK LIBRARY — In front of the Kiwanis Kids Sidewalk Library at the Milo Tradewinds are Three Rivers Kiwanis President Ken Jay and Milo Elementary School teacher Lilian Perkins with her daughter Delhia, a second-grader.

People in recovery, considering recovery, family members, allies and professionals are all invited to attend an upcoming series of resource fairs being hosted by Helping Hands with Heart, a Piscataquis County coalition.

Grade 12, highest honors: Abby Andrews, Kaitlyn Gray, Brett Kusnierz, Olivia Peakes, Abigail Wakefield and Jayde Wintle; high honors: Robert Dorman, Peyton Grant, Avery Herrick, Lilah McCormack.

Contributed photo CLEANING UP DOWNTOWN — The Dover-Foxcroft Downtown Committee held a Community Cleanup Day on Sunday, May 16.

GREENVILLE — Moosehead Trails has announced that they have been successful in receiving a $7,500 grant from the Maine Community Foundation Piscataquis fund, to pilot a trail ambassador program in conjunction with Destination Moosehead Lake.

DOVER-FOXCROFT — The Piscataquis County Retired Educators met April 27 at the home of President Rheba Michaud with 12 members attending.

SKOWHEGAN — In celebration of Skowhegan Savings Bank’s 151st annual meeting, the bank will donate $10,000 to local charities on behalf of the 57 corporators.

Grade 12, high honors: Joslyn Black, Savannah Boislard, AnnaJo Conklin, Destiny Golden, Salena Goodine, Zakary Mills and Courtney Rouleau; honors: Lauren Bolstridge, Ryan Chase, Austin Clukey, Haylee Gauvin, Ethan Johnson, Angelina Roberts, Trevor Saunders, William Waterhouse and Jamus Winfield.

Grade 12, highest honors: Nathan Derbidge, Willow Sandy and Nicholas Sweeney; high honors: Kyle Bagley, Benjamin Brasier, Colby Chadwick, Cassie Chambers, Louise Gerickont, Sarah Gray, Meagan Lemieux and Faith Ohlson; honors: Andrew Bailey, Cole Desjardins, Gracee Grant, Justin Lonergan, Robert  Masse, Jacob Nadeau, Max (Sarah) Richards, Matthew Robinson and Theodore  Taylor.

Governor’s Maine Jobs & Recovery Plan proposes $20 million for CTEs to train students and strengthen Maine’s workforce FARMINGTON — During a tour of Foster Career and Technical Education Center in Farmington on May 14, Gov.

Grade 12, high honors: Jessica Cobb and Katie Worster; honors: Madison Kane.

GUILFORD — The Maine Community Foundation has approved a grant of $10,000 for a Senior Center at Friends of Community Fitness.

Grade 12, high honors: Alyssa Boyd, Sheryl Chase, Martina De Lucia, Khrystofor Downing, Dayita Durachman, Caleb Fockens, Lorane Genot, Hunter Kemp, Izaak Krause, Kai Lun Lai, Noah Lamb, Nguyen Mai Le, Anna Lee Morin, Kim Ngan Nguyen, Ava Rayfield, Annabelle Rhoda, Hermes Tong, Ching and Ya Annie Wang; honors: Benjamin Hadley Anderson, Kerem Bekmez, Salah Maxwell Sami Bitat, Kelli Jo Black, Miriam Elizabeth Cameron, Francesco Di Crescenzo, Lucas Greenlaw, May Horton, Luna Kemura, Samantha Lancaster, Selina Plante, Maranda Poulin, Lucas Ronco, Luke John Stedman, Makayla Talbot and Bradley Whitten.

AUGUSTA — The Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry’s Land Use Planning Commission, originally the Land Use Regulation Commission or LURC, turns 50 this September.

The Maine Department of Education and the Maine Administrators of Career and Technical Education would like to congratulate the recently announced 2020-21 Career and Technical Education Students of the Year.

AUGUSTA – Rep.

By Sam Schipani, Bangor Daily News Staff Hot peppers are a fun, spicy addition to any garden.

MILO — Work continues on the development of an SAD 41 budget for 2021-22.