BROWNVILLE — The Brownville Junction High School has been “defunct” since 1968 but the alumni association of the former high school continues to be active.

By Stuart Hedstrom  Staff Writer     BROWNVILLE — The southern of two Maine, Montreal & Atlantic Railroad crossings on Route 11 is set to be repaired over several days in August, the Board of Selectmen learned during a June 12 meeting.

By Stuart Hedstrom  Staff Writer     BROWNVILLE — The SAD 41 music department, which includes a band for students in kindergarten though grade 6 across the district’s elementary schools and another ensemble for grade 7-12 musicians at the Penquis Valley School, recently received a financial boost in the form of a $5,500 donation from the Marion C.

    BROWNVILLE — The Brownville Elementary School recently received a grant for nearly $5,000 from the Maine Community Foundation to support the school’s outdoor classroom project.

By Stuart Hedstrom  Staff Writer     BROWNVILLE — The town of Brownville will be participating in a value added service (VAS) inventory program for its water and sewer departments with Team EJP (Everett J.

  BROWNVILLE — A yearly tax club has been established for the payment of property taxes, following a special town meeting on May 7 at the BJHS Alumni Hall.

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By Stuart Hedstrom  Staff Writer     BROWNVILLE — A special town meeting concerning Brownville’s tax club has been scheduled for the evening of May 7 after the selectmen formally set the meeting on April 17.

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

    BROWNVILLE — The Brownville Free Public Library recently received a gift of 100 new children’s books, for pre-kindergarten through early readers.

By Stuart Hedstrom  Staff Writer     BROWNVILLE — A 39-article warrant was approved for the 2013 annual town meeting after the selectmen gave their approval to a final draft of the document and the town budget during a Feb.

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By Stuart Hedstrom  Staff Writer     BROWNVILLE — Last spring the Board of Selectmen hired Doug Reed, a licensed state forester, to care for the town’s approximate 400 acres of woodlands.