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Supporters cite economic benefits of additional ATV access

By Mike LangeStaff Writer GREENVILLE — The Greenville Board of Selectmen is expected to make a decision at tonight’s meeting (Dec.

Moosehead Community Chorus performances

GREENVILLE — Celebrate Christmas in Monson and Greenville with the Moosehead Community Chorus.

C.A. Dean notifies patients of cystoscopy instrument cleaning procedure error

GREENVILLE — Through internal check-and-control systems, Charles A.

Decision on Greenville ATV access postponed

Staff Report GREENVILLE — The Greenville Board of Selectmen debated the request to add more ATV access routes to the community at last week’s meeting, but decided to postpone final action until the Dec.

Decision due Dec. 4 on expanded Greenville ATV access

Staff Report GREENVILLE — After digesting the results of a well-attended public hearing last month, the Greenville Board of Selectmen is set to make a decision at their Dec.

Plum Creek gains sustainability recertification on Maine lands

GREENVILLE — Plum Creek Timber Company today announced that all of its Maine lands have been recertified under the Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI) following an intensive review by independent auditors.

Public hearing Nov. 20 on new ATV access in Greenville

GREENVILLE — The Greenville Board of Selectmen voted last week to hold a public hearing Wednesday, Nov.

Chesuncook snowmobile trail solution still elusive

By Mike LangeStaff Writer GREENVILLE — The Piscataquis County Commissioners revisited the controversial snowmobile trail issue in Chesuncook Village at their Nov.

Shaw residence entered into National Register of Historic Places

GREENVILLE — The William M.

Rep. Johnson honored by Maine School Boards Association

GREENVILLE — State Rep.

Accessibility to Greenville’s woodlot may decrease cutting profit, forester says

Staff Report GREENVILLE — The Greenville Board of Selectmen learned last week that the net profit from any wood harvested from the town-owned woodlot on Marsh Farm Road could be lower than anticipated.

Union 60 is a rarity among Maine school systems

Out of Maine’s 164 educational units, only six are organized as school unions, which are a combination of two or more school administrative units that share the costs of a superintendent and the central office, according to the Maine Department of Education.

Study shows minimal savings if Shirley withdraws from Union 60

By Mike LangeStaff Writer SHIRLEY — There are only 13 students from Shirley attending Greenville Consolidated School this year and three are scheduled to graduate next June.

Plum Creek Foundation awards $4,000 grant to Greenville Fire Department

GREENVILLE — The Plum Creek Foundation recently awarded a $4,000 grant to the Greenville Fire Department to help fund emergency medical technician (EMT) training for the department’s first responders.

Evaluation of town woodlot on Greenville Oct. 16 selectmen’s agenda

Staff Report GREENVILLE — The Greenville Board of Selectmen meet Wednesday, Oct.

Moose on the Run Sunday

GREENVILLE — The Camden National Bank Moose on the Run 5K Race/Walk and 1K Fun Run will be taking place on Sunday, Oct.

King Foundation awards $15,000 grant to Willimantic Library

By Mike LangeStaff Writer WILLIMANTIC — The tiny Willimantic Library received a big gift recently that will help beautify and preserve the former schoolhouse and make it more energy efficient.

Moose on the Run Oct. 13

GREENVILLE — The Camden National Bank Moose on the Run 5K Race/Walk and 1K Fun Run will be taking place on Sunday, Oct.

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