GREENVILLE — Greenville will symbolically change its name to a different color to mark Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month in June.

Grade 12, highest honors: Emma Alexander, Sydney Fogler, Annika King, William Kuznierz, Elisa Picariello, and Payson Reinhardt; high honors: Brooklynne Blockler, Lauryn Brunner, Dawson Dow, Jennifer Downing, Elyssa Jerome, Alexandria Mullins, and David Race; honors:  Ivey Batey, Frederick Beem, Benjamin Bourgoin, Caden Brown, Austin Carlow, Tami Cummings, Sydney Dyson, Brayden Flagg, Olivia Gilman, Lakota Glidden, Tiffany Heinrichs, Kasey Hurd, Kayden Kimball, Lillian LaPointe, Brendon Mehlhorn, Makayla Moore, Jozlynn Paige, Jillean Poliquin, Alex Race, Brady Reynolds, Aleaha Richards, Madison Rowe, Thomas Rowe, Caleb Schobel, Camryn Spack, and Cole Tibbetts.

Grade 12, high honors: Victoria Boislard and Evan Horne; honors: Imaan Ali, Brooke Bolstridge, Abigail Conlogue, Syreniti Grant, Jessica Morton, Mickayla Pierce, William Sanborn IV, Fredrick Shaw, Aileen Strout, Katie Weed, and Megan Whitten.

BREWER — Bangor resident Beverly Fowler keeps track of her congestive heart failure every day through a remote monitoring device that was surgically implanted.

Grade 12, highest honors: Emma Calnan, Samantha Goodwin, Kendall Kimball, and Norah MacMahon; high honors: Gabby Clark, Cadence Clukey, Maximilian Daehn, Melissa Demmer, Jenifer Lonergan, Alexandria Maguire, Abbey Ricker, Katelynn White, Meriel Willey, and Anna Zimmerman; honors: Sydney Grenier, Christina Maguire, Saia Miles, Angelique Pelkey, Maria Pinheiro Velame, Brylee Ricker, Molly Sipple, Gabe Talbot, and Gracie Talbot.

DOVER-FOXCROFT — A couple with a love for Maine’s outdoors and making memories as a family has launched a business where they can share those same values with others.

By Leela Stockley, Bangor Daily News Staff A Maine-based company that manufactures COVID-19 test and other medical swabs is furloughing more than 250 workers at its Pittsfield facilities due to a lack of demand.

Grade 12, high honors: Justice Batchelder, Olivia Berce, Gunnar Andreas Berling-Haugh, Cody Chambers, Adam Conner, Caden Crocker, Le Nguyet Anh Jennie Duong, Mackenzie Goodine, Leah Hill, Olivia Mae Hill, Logan Edward Hinson, Cierra Lyn Jackson, Abrielle Kemp, Abigail Knapp, Jada Lewis, Lauren Elizabeth Martin, Emily McLeish, Kylie Merritt, Bosco Monforte Espallardo, Rachel Mullis, Ivan Evgeniev Mutafchiev, Kirsten Tendo Nakajubi, Joseph Alan Nelson, Nghi Phu Phuong Nguyen, Nguyen Khoi Nguyen, Zlata Paslon, Bach Chi Pham, Carter Jackson Pratt, Anna Elizabeth Raynes, Laney M.

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GREENVILLE — The Greenville Fire Department’s second annual Moosehead Lake Ice Fishing Derby will be returning this weekend from Friday, March 3 through Sunday, March 5.

By Caitlin Andrews, Maine Public Maine tribal members couldn’t vote when the Baxter State Park Authority was created in 1931.

Photo courtesy of Dover-Foxcroft Congregational Church UCC SUNDAY SCHOOL CONTRIBUTIONS — The Sunday School youth of the Dover-Foxcroft Congregational Church United Church of Christ delivered boxes of donated food and a check for $205 to the Piscataquis Regional Food Center on Feb.

DOVER-FOXCROFT — Dover-Foxcroft Police Chief Matt Grant will be stepping down as of Friday, March 3, after three-plus years in the position and a little more than four with the department,.

MONSON — Monson residents approved using American Rescue Plan Act funds for broadband installation and an electric vehicle charging station.

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CAMDEN — Camden National Bank has been awarded the Above and Beyond Award by the Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve , an office within the Department of Defense.

DOVER-FOXCROFT — GFWC Miosac Club President Minnie McCormick opened the meeting for Tuesday, Feb.

By Judy Harrison, Bangor Daily News Staff So, you’re new to Maine and live in a municipality that has an annual town meeting sometime between March 1 and June 30.