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DEXTER — Thirteen members and one 3-year-old grandchild attended the Oct.

PORTLAND — At its annual dinner meeting on Thursday, Oct.

By David Marino Jr.

By Pete Warner, Bangor Daily News Staff There’s increased activity in the woods these days as Maine’s white-tailed deer gear up for the breeding season.

DEXTER — When Dexter voters head to the polls Tuesday, Nov.

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As the need for skilled healthcare workers in Maine continues, PVAEC has risen to the challenge by offering another CNA-Med Tech course.

Photo courtesy of Dexter Regional High School The freshman class at Dexter Regional High School recently held elections for representation in Student Government.

By Lia Russell, Bangor Daily News Staff CORINNA — A fire department that serves Corinna and Exeter could receive as much as $1.

By David Marino Jr.

Photo courtesy of Dexter Regional High School STUDENTS OF THE MONTH — Dexter Regional High School is pleased to announce the September Students of the Month as selected by the faculty and staff for being exemplary students.

By Judy Harrison, Bangor Daily News Staff Penobscot County will set aside nearly $1 million next year to cover the cost of sending inmates to other jails when there’s no space for them at the chronically overcrowded jail in Bangor.

By Pete Warner, Bangor Daily News Staff Archery hunters in Maine should be aware of a new law that took effect Monday that changes some of the dynamics for hunting with a bow and arrow.

DEXTER — The former Reddy Health Center building that once had been Plummer Memorial Hospital will be sold from the town to Frank Spizuoco Commercial LLC following the Dexter Town Council’s acceptance of a $50,000 bid for the 51 High Street property during its Oct.

DEXTER — Bunnies are booming at Dexter Regional High School.

Sharon Littlefield stepped in as a custodian last week, opening milk cartons and peeling plastic from cheese sticks for pre-K and kindergarten students at Manson Park School in Pittsfield.

By Judy Harrison, Bangor Daily News Staff The Penobscot County Jail is closed to all but the most violent new arrestees due to a COVID-19 outbreak among inmates and staff.