EAST SANGERVILLE — The East Sangerville Grange (ESG) and the Maine Highlands Chapter of MOFGA (MeHiMo) opened the doors and kitchen of the old Grange hall Saturday, March 21 for a community potluck meal, inviting any new area farmers to come and meet the Grangers.

By Beth Ranagan     SANGERVILLE — After 11 years of service, Thelma Dufault retired from the Sangerville Public Library on Feb.

    In the Sangerville annual town meeting article published on April 1, a quote attributed to Alice Moulton about the carpeting in the town hall was actually from Diana Bowley.

Carone re-elected to board; code of ethics ordinance fails By Mike LangeStaff Writer     SANGERVILLE — It took two hours to get through the first 19 articles on the Sangerville annual town meeting warrant Saturday.

    SANGERVILLE — Saturday, April 4 will be the second to last performance in the 2014-15 East Sangerville Grange Coffee House season.

Code of ethics and property maintenance ordinances also on warrant By Mike LangeStaff Writer     SANGERVILLE — Voters in Sangerville will convene at 9 a.

    EAST SANGERVILLE — It has been four years since the Portland-based Press Gang last played at the East Sangerville Grange Coffee House and they are returning to perform again none too soon.

    SANGERVILLE — Brian Roth knows his trees.

    SANGERVILLE — One of the best-known singer songwriters from the American folk music scene is making his way to the East Sangerville Grange.

By Mike LangeStaff Writer     SANGERVILLE — Dr.

By Mike LangeStaff Writer     SANGERVILLE — Dr.

Staff Report     SANGERVILLE — The Piscataquis County Sheriff’s Department and other law enforcement agencies are searching for a pickup truck involved in a hit-and-run personal injury accident in Sangerville Saturday night.

By Mike LangeStaff Writer    SANGERVILLE — A local contractor has asked the Sangerville Board of Selectmen to support a proposal to remediate hazardous material at the former Abbie Fowler School and reuse the structure instead of demolishing it.

Photo courtesy of Beth Ranagan On Dec.

Photo courtesy of Nancy McCloskey/Cub Scout Pack 61 Webelos and their families from Sangerville’s Cub Scout Pack 61 had a fun festive evening crafting Christmas wreaths.

By Mike LangeStaff Writer     SANGERVILLE — While many people were doing some last-minute Christmas shopping on Dec.

By Stuart Hedstrom  Staff Writer     SANGERVILLE — Over the last three decades Pine Tree Hospice (PTH) has offered its services free of charge to individuals and families during the time of dying and bereavement.

    SANGERVILLE — “Hospice is a Work of Heart” will be the theme for Pine Tree Hospice’s 2014 annual meeting and dinner on Thursday, Nov.