By Mike LangeStaff Writer     DEXTER — The Dexter Town Council faced a dilemma last week after two local men expressed interest in leasing the community’s campground for the upcoming season.

By Mike LangeStaff Writer     DEXTER — It was proposed as a way to save energy and allow town employees some “down time” to process reports and take in-house training.

FROM CHINA TO DEXTER Photo courtesy of Fran Field/Dexter Sunrise Kiwanis Aaron Parola, the son of Diane and John Parola of Dexter, was a recent speaker at the Dexter Sunrise Kiwanis meeting.

    DEXTER — For the first time, St.

    In last week’s article on the Break-Away program in Dexter, the address of the Antioch Missionary Baptist Church was incorrect.

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Staff Report     DEXTER — The Feb.

HELPING TO FEED THOSE IN NEED Photos courtesy of TCTC Just as the holidays were winding down Health Occupations students from the Tri-County Technical Center in Dexter started a food drive to benefit local food pantries.

RED FOR ED Observer photo/Mike Lange As a tribute to the late coach Ed Guiski, fans at the Dexter-Bangor Christian boys’ hoop contest were asked to wear red, the Tigers’ team color.

    DEXTER — Tri-County Technical Center held the Local Skills Showcase Competition on Jan.

    DEXTER — On Friday, Feb.

By Mike LangeStaff Writer     DEXTER — A group of young people who meet every Tuesday night at the Antioch Missionary Baptist Church meeting room in Dexter are trying to make a difference in the community.

By Mike LangeStaff Writer     DEXTER — When Abbott Memorial Library in Dexter was built in 1895, energy consumption probably wasn’t much of a consideration during the construction phase.

    DEXTER — DDATT’s (Dexter Dover Area Towns in Transition) First Friday Discussion on Feb.

STUDENTS OF THE MONTH Photo courtesy of Dexter Regional High School  Dexter Regional High School is proud to announce that the following students have been selected by the faculty as Students of the Month for November, from left, grade 9, Brandon Allen; grade 10, Cassidy Brown; grade 11, Logan Bagley; and grade 12, Hunter Belanger.

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Greenville could host satellite location By Mike LangeStaff Writer     DEXTER — The Tri-County Technical Center Regional Council informally endorsed a new program proposed by SAD 46 Director Stephanie Watson and TCTC Director Patrick O’Neill that would prepare students for jobs or secondary education in conservation law enforcement, forestry, outdoor recreation and tourism.

Observer photo/Joseph Cyr     By virtue of a sixth-place finish at the Eastern Maine Class C championship on Jan.