6 months ago Brookfield is Maine’s hydropower king By Murray Carpenter, Maine Public About a quarter of the electricity generated in Maine comes from hydropower, and most of that is produced by Brookfield Renewable, which owns dozens of dams in the state, from Saco to Millinocket.
6 months ago Southern New Hampshire University winter dean’s list MANCHESTER, New Hampshire — It is with great pleasure that Southern New Hampshire University congratulates the following students on being named to the winter 2024 dean’s list — the winter terms run from January to May — for attaining a grade point average of 3.
6 months ago Milo elects 4 new members to select board in wake of resignations Residents voted Monday to elect four new members to the Milo Select Board after a cluster of resignations last month left just one member overseeing the town.
6 months ago Dexter Regional High School Executive Board elections Photo courtesy of Dexter Regional High School DEXTER OFFICERS — Dexter Regional High School recently held elections for the Executive Board for Student Government for the upcoming 2024-25 school year.
6 months ago A big win for everyone at Thompson Free Library By Kim Brawn, Thompson Free Library The text we were hoping for arrived at 12:46 p.
6 months ago Northern Light Mayo Hospital celebrates employee service milestones DOVER-FOXCROFT — Northern Light Mayo Hospital recognized 69 employees for achieving 940 years of collective service at a service award ceremony held during National Hospital Week.
6 months ago Piscataquis Region Retired Educators Association news DEXTER — Thirteen members of the Piscataquis Region Retired Educators Association and one guest met at the FAMBily Restaurant in Dexter for their monthly meeting on May 28.
6 months ago Salute to outgoing EMDC Chair Tremble: A legacy of dedication and service BANGOR — Dan Tremble has concluded his term as board chair but will continue as a valued board member of Eastern Maine Development Corporation.
6 months ago How to safely shop at plant sales in Maine this season By Elizabeth Walztoni Plant sale and swap season is in full swing, and this year there are some new considerations to keep in mind while shopping.
6 months ago Farm fresh foods served at Sebec Country Store, Mainely Pastures Diner SEBEC — After several years of operating a food truck, Jason and Allison McCormick have a permanent business home at the Sebec Country Store and Mainely Pastures Diner.
6 months ago Dover Low Vision Group meets Friday morning DOVER-FOXCROFT — The Dover Low Vision Group will be meeting at the Central Hall Commons, 152 East Main Street, from 10-11:30 a.
6 months ago Foxcroft Academy Horizon Scholarship winners announced DOVER-FOXCROFT — Five students were presented with Horizon Scholarships by Tom Lizotte of the Board of Trustees at Foxcroft Academy on May 15.
6 months ago UMaine-Farmington graduates FARMINGTON — The University of Maine at Farmington celebrated the success and accomplishments of the members of the Class of 2024 with a gala commencement ceremony in Farmington.
6 months ago Jay receives Kiwanis Distinguished Service Certificate Photo courtesy of Three Rivers Kiwanis SERVICE HONOR — On May 29 Ken Jay, immediate past president of Three Rivers Kiwanis Milo/Brownville, received the Kiwanis Distinguished Service Certificate.
6 months ago $16.5M SAD 46 budget moved to June 11 ballot DEXTER – A proposed 2024-25 SAD 46 budget totaling $16,532,495 was approved during the annual district meeting in the Alfond Gym at the Ridge View Community School on May 30.
6 months ago Milo Garden Club annual meeting on Tuesday MILO — The Milo Garden Club will hold its annual meeting on Tuesday, June 4 at noon at the Three Rivers Kiwanis Building.
6 months ago Southern New Hampshire University winter president’s list MANCHESTER, New Hampshire — It is with great pleasure that Southern New Hampshire University congratulates the following students on being named to the winter 2024 president’s list — January to May – for attaining a grade point average of 3.
6 months ago Artifact discovery links the past to the present and future MILO — After eating at McLaughlin’s Family Restaurant, Tom Harrigan, namesake of the Harrigan Learning Center and Museum located just up Park Street, stumbled upon a Native American artifact in the parking lot between the building and his vehicle.