SANGERVILLE — Members of the Maine Organic Farmers and Growers Association (MOFGA) in Piscataquis County and neighboring towns are invited to the East Sangerville Grange on Sunday, June 9 at 5 p.

By Bill PearsonStaff Writer     SANGERVILLE — The board of selectmen unanimously decided to seek bids on the town hall restoration project in hopes of renovating the porch and repairing two sides of the building in time for next year’s Bicentennial celebration.

    A May 15 letter to editor entitled “Sangerville is not a dictatorship” was written in 2011 and resurfaced recently via e-mail by mistake.

By Bill PearsonStaff Writer     SANGERVILLE — The selectmen’s selection of a 1995 GMC one-ton platform truck has sparked both criticism and a discussion about what is and isn’t a pick-up truck.

    SANGERVILLE VANDALISM — Two Sangerville properties have been either broken into or vandalized several times in the past year.

    SANGERVILLE — The Sangerville Community Forest Committee started its reforestation of the town’s Bean Hill Woodlot May 5 and is asking for volunteers on Mothers’ Day, May 12, to help plant 1,500 seedlings and saplings.

    SANGERVILLE — The Sangerville Community Forest Committee will be reforesting three acres of the Bean Hill woodlot on Sunday, May 12 and is calling for volunteers.

    SANGERVILLE — On Saturday, May 4 at 7 p.

By Bill PearsonStaff Writer     SANGERVILLE — An alleged crime spree on April 26 led to a manhunt for a Sangerville teen and his capture later that morning.

    SANGERVILLE — The public is invited to hear Maine State Historian Earle G.

Sangerville Bicentennial Committee members, from left, Pam Smith, Kathy Starbird and Kara Jackson display a quilt being raffled off to raise money for the town’s 200th birthday celebration on June 14, 2014.

    SANGERVILLE — The public is invited to hear Maine State Historian Earle G.

    SANGERVILLE — The East Sangerville Grange will be welcoming David Dodson to their stage on Saturday, April 6 at 7 p.

By Bill PearsonStaff Writer     SANGERVILLE — Residents voted overwhelmingly to reject a local businessman’s offer to purchase the ill-fated Abbie Fowler building for a $1 during the March 30 annual town meeting.

Proposal failed by a 2-1 vote after board chair votes against his own motion By Bill PearsonStaff Writer     SANGERVILLE — Even though voters of the western Maine town of Byron rejected a proposal to require residents to own a fire arm and ammunition earlier in the month, a Sangerville selectman believes it might be a good idea if his constituents also voted on a similar proposal at month’s end.

George Dean and members of the Piscataquis Amateur Radio Club conducted a very informative ham radio and communication presentation for Sangerville’s Pack 61 Tiger Scouts during a field trip to the Piscataquis County Emergency Operations Bunker in Milo.

    The proper time and date for the Sangerville annual town meeting was erroneously reported in last week’s Piscataquis Observer.

    SANGERVILLE — About 30 area residents gathered at the East Sangerville Grange on Friday evening, March 1 for a diverse local-foods potluck (such as roast turkey and rabbit, apple ciders, sauerkrauts, dried fruit, coleslaws, blueberry cobbler and buckwheat cake) before settling down to discuss the status of local food production itself.