Observer photo/Jeannette Hughes MUSICAL TRIBUTE TO THOSE WHO SERVED — The Veterans Singers, under the direction of Stephanie Gillis, performed during the Three Rivers Kiwanis of Milo/Brownville’s annual Veterans Day dinner at the Milo Town Hall on Nov 11.

Observer photo/Jeannette Hughes FIVE GENERATIONS WITH THE AUXILIARY — Five generations were represented at a recent meeting of American Legion Auxiliary Unit 41 in Milo.

MILO — SAD 41 officials have been researching a potential $10 million project that would convert the Penquis Valley School campus into a pre-kindergarten through grade 12 facility, after looking into the costs to renovate the existing building along with elementary schools in Milo and Brownville.

         | DECADE AND A HALF OF SERVICE — The Three Rivers Kiwanis of Milo-Brownville recently honored Lou and Hope Dyer, both sitting to the right, of the Milo Ecumenical Food Cupboard for their 15 years of service to the community.

|   HELPING GET KIDS HOOKED ON FISHING — The Three Rivers Kiwanis of Milo-Brownville received a donation of $1,200 from Tony Bavelaar of C&J Variety in Milo to be used for the youth Hooked on Fishing program.

On Tuesday, Nov.

ATKINSON — When residents head to the polls on Tuesday, one item they will be voting on is whether the town should withdraw from the Milo-based SAD 41.

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Milo Event Committee’s Color Milo 2016 Observer photo/Jeannette Hughes Clouds of color linger in the air after the color cannons were shot off during the finale of the Milo Event Committee’s Color Milo 2016 on Saturday morning.

By Stuart HedstromStaff Writer MILO — A week after SAD 41 officials met with selectmen from the four district communities to discuss a potential $10 million project that would convert the Penquis Valley School into a pre-kindergarten through grade 12 facility, the board discussed the next steps during an Oct.

Observer photo/Jeannette Hughes GOLD STAR BADGE — Girl Scout Troop participated as a group in Color Milo 2016 to help the girls earn a Gold Star Badge.

  School would house pre-K-12 By Stuart HedstromStaff Writer MILO — SAD 41 officials have been researching a potential $10 million project that would convert the Penquis Valley School campus into a pre-kindergarten through grade 12 facility, after looking at costs to renovate the existing building along with elementary schools in Milo and Brownville.

  MILO — On Saturday, Oct.

MILO — Color Milo returns on Saturday, Oct.

Contributed composite photoVETERAN OF THE DAY — U.

By Stuart HedstromStaff Writer MILO — The SAD 41 school board approved an extension for Penquis Valley School Principal Jeremy Bousquet and the hire of an assistant principal for the grade 6-12 institution during a Sept.

Leaders invite input during Tuesday, Sept.

MILO — Municipal officials are pleased to announced that the town has received a $1,691 dividend check from the Maine Municipal Association as a result of its good loss experience and loss prevention programs.