By Mike LangeStaff Writer    GREENVILLE — Not many school systems in Maine have their own woodlot.

By Shelagh Talbot     GREENVILLE — Imagine for a moment that it’s 1913 and the ice, thankfully, has departed Moosehead Lake.

By Mike LangeStaff Writer     GREENVILLE — Pepin Associates, an award-winning research and development firm, will be scaling back its operation in the Greenville Industrial Park at the end of June but not closing, according to company founder John Pepin.

By Mike LangeStaff Writer     GREENVILLE — Although Hewlett-Packard was announced as the preferred contractor for the Maine Learning Technology Institute (MLTI) earlier this year, Greenville junior high and high school students will use Apple iPads when school reopens this fall.

By Mike LangeStaff Writer     GREENVILLE — Aside from a few pop-up showers over Moosehead Lake, the first-ever Moose Lottery Festival held in Greenville last weekend appeared to be a rousing success.

By Mike LangeStaff Writer     GREENVILLE – Although moose are one of the major tourist attractions of the Moosehead Lake region, the annual Maine moose permit lottery has never been held in Greenville – until now, that is.

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By Mike LangeStaff writer     GREENVILLE — The future of Greenville Steam Company is up in the air once again, as the current owners are removing major components from the plant and putting the facility on the market.

By Mike LangeStaff writer     GREENVILLE — Gary Lamb will be stepping down as Greenville town manager next month, following an executive session of the Greenville Board of Selectmen last week.

    GREENVILLE — Kelly MacFadyen, principal of Greenville Consolidated Schools has announced the honor parts for the Greenville High School Class of 2013.

By Bill PearsonStaff Writer     GREENVILLE — In May, Gov.

By Mike LangeStaff Writer     GREENVILLE — It only took an hour and 42 minutes for Greenville voters to approve all 45 articles at the annual town meeting Monday night.

Twenty students will graduate from Greenville High School during commencement Sunday, June 9 at 1 p.

By Bill PearsonStaff Writer     GREENVILLE — Besides voting on the school budget, residents will be asked to ponder the fate of another question during the state’s referendum election.

By Dale Labbe     GREENVILLE — 1983 was a good year.

    GREENVILLE — The town of Greenville has received a $34,209 grant from the Recreational Trails Program administered by the Division of Parks and Public Lands of the Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry to develop a snowmobile and ATV trail linking the Snowmobile Club on Scammon Road to the Prong Pond Trailhead in Beaver Cove.

By Bill PearsonStaff Writer     GREENVILLE — The board of selectmen plan to have one final meeting with the budget committee prior to finalizing their recommendation for Fiscal Year 2013-14 spending.

    DEXTER — The May 3 First Friday public discussion at Dexter’s Abbott Memorial Library will examine the role of “education” in passing along culturally important information and skills from generation to generation.