SANGERVILLE — For over three decades area individuals and families have been served free of charge by Pine Tree Hospice during the time of dying and bereavement.

PARKMAN — The members of Parkman Grange formally announced the formation of the SAD 4 Santa Project for 2016.

On Tuesday, Nov.

GUILFORD — A proposed $6,879,013 2016-17 SAD 4 budget was approved — with all 20 articles ending up being passed as written over 35 minutes with a count of 59 registered voters present at the beginning of the proceedings — during a district budget meeting on Oct.

SANGERVILLE — Doors at the East Sangerville Grange open at 9 a.

SANGERVILLE — Sen.

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SANGERVILLE — Over 60 local Democrats came together at the East Sangerville Grange on Sept.

SANGERVILLE — The Sangerville Historical Society will hold its monthly meeting in the Community Room at the Town Hall at 6:30 p.

  Recalls life as bush pilot and at sporting camp in new book By John HolyokeBDN Staff The day began like many others in Jake Morrel’s career as a bush pilot: He was to pick up a group of outdoorsmen and fly them to a far-flung lake so they could have a look around.

SANGERVILLE — The Piscataquis County Democratic Committee is hosting a traditional election year supper at the East Sangerville Grange on Saturday, Sept.

  SANGERVILLE — The descendents of John Taylor Hall and Adell Mancell Hall will gather for the 51st family reunion on Sunday, Aug.

Contributed photoPiscataquis Community High School senior Courtney Deane  SANGERVILLE — The East Sangerville Grange has announced the recipient of this year’s Don Hall Scholarship.

SANGERVILLE — The Sangerville Historical Society will hold a special meeting at 6:30 p.

SANGERVILLE — The Economic Development Committee of Sangerville will meet on Monday, June 13 in the Town Hall Community Room as 6:30 p.

SANGERVILLE — The Sangerville Public Library has been awarded $500 from the Rose and Samuel Rudman Library Trust Fund for new books to enhance the summer reading program.

By Stuart HedstromStaff Writer SANGERVILLE — Nearly 200 communities across Maine that belong to the Municipal Review Committee (MRC) have been making decisions on the long-term future of solid waste.