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Selectmen’s election may be challenged in court

By Mike LangeStaff Writer SANGERVILLE — The reelection of Sangerville Selectman Melissa Randall by a one-vote margin at the annual town meeting may be challenged in Superior Court by her opponent, Irving McNaughton.

Tour being offered at Stutzman’s Farm

SANGERVILLE — Stutzman’s is a third generation family farm, owned and operated by Sid and Rainie Stutzman, that offers high quality fruits and vegetables through their retail farm stand and store.

Toughcats return to East Sangerville Grange

SANGERVILLE — With spring around the corner, it’s time for the April Coffee House Concert at the East Sangerville Grange.

Second annual Grange event spotlights food systems

SANGERVILLE — The East Sangerville Grange invites the public to come to its second annual “Cultivating Community” event from 9 a.

Residents approve new fire truck, reject town hall renovations

By Mike LangeStaff Writer SANGERVILLE — The town of Sangerville will get a new fire truck, Selectman Melissa Randall was re-elected by one vote over challenger Irving McNaughton and voters approved buying a vacant home next to the recreation fields to allow for expansion of the complex.

PCSWCD hosting managing livestock on pasture workshop

SANGERVILLE — Effective livestock management can be influenced by many factors, which differ depending upon the type of livestock.

New fire truck, town hall repair bond on Sangerville warrant

By Mike LangeStaff Writer SANGERVILLE — Voters in Sangerville will face a 58-article annual town meeting warrant on Saturday, March 29; and if all articles pass, the budget will be about $25,000 higher than last year.

Smith exits congressional race

Staff Report SANGERVILLE — Alden Smith of Sangerville announced Friday that he is withdrawing as a Democratic candidate for Maine’s Second Congressional District.

Sangerville Bicentennial Committee has big plans for summer celebration

By Mike LangeStaff Writer SANGERVILLE — The Piscataquis County community once known as Amestown will celebrate its 200th birthday on June 14, 2014.

Beane’s resignation accepted, new chief appointed

SANGERVILLE — After submitting a letter earlier in the month, the Sangerville selectmen formally accepted the resignation of Charles “Chuck” Beane as fire chief during a Feb.

PINEWOOD DERBY RACERS

Contributed photo Cub Scout Pack 61 of Sangerville held their Pinewood Derby on Saturday, Feb.

Ghost of Paul Revere haunts East Sangerville Grange Saturday evening

SANGERVILLE — On Saturday, March 1 at 7 p.

Beane resigns as Sangerville fire chief

By Mike LangeStaff Writer SANGERVILLE — Charles “Chuck” Beane resigned as Sangerville fire chief on Feb.

Upcoming Grange events in the region

On Saturday, Feb.

Lay-Z-Gait swings into the East Sangerville Grange

EAST SANGERVILLE — On Saturday, Feb.

Nuite resigns as SAD 4 board chair

Staff Report SANGERVILLE — George Nuite of Sangerville, a longtime member and chairman of the School Administrative District 4 Board of Directors, has resigned.

String Field Theory kicks off New Year at East Sangerville Grange

EAST SANGERVILLE — On Saturday, Jan.

SCOUT-MADE WREATHS

SCOUT-MADE WREATHS Photo courtesy of Nancy McCloskey/Cub Scout Pack 61 The Bear’s Den from Sangerville’s Cub Scout Pack 61 proudly show off the Christmas wreaths they made at their recent den meeting.

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