By Stuart HedstromStaff Writer DOVER-FOXCROFT — The Piscataquis Valley Snowmobile Club will have a new groomer for when the snow starts to fly, after a financing package through the town of Dover-Foxcroft for the vehicle was approved during a special town meeting on June 15.

Area golfers will have the chance to enjoy two days of golf in support of a great cause at the 2015 Pine Tree Hospice Golf Open.

DOVER-FOXCROFT — On Monday, June 22 at 5:30 p.

 MOBILE, Ala.

Contributed photo  COMMISSIONED — Troy V.

DOVER-FOXCROFT — The Maine Whoopie Pie Festival is right around the corner on June 27.

Contributed photo RIDING THEIR NEW BIKES —  Winning bicycles in the Children’s Miracle Network fundraising effort was Taylar Pelletier and Taylor Bruyette.

WORCESTER, Mass.

FORT KENT — A pair of area residents graduated from the University of Maine-Fort Kent on May 9, with both receiving their Bachelor’s of Science in nursing.

MAGNOLIA, Ark.

 SANGERVILLE — Each year in June, many people look forward to the yard sale that benefits the Sangerville Public Library.

DOVER-FOXCROFT — With the Fourth of July celebrations approaching, the Dover-Foxcroft Police Department would like remind citizens and visitors about the new fireworks ordinance.

 GUILFORD — Are you doing some spring cleaning? Are you looking for a new home for your extra books?  The Guilford Memorial Library can help.

Contributed Article  MONSON — On Saturday, July 11 Wilderness Walk for Warriors will begin their second annual trek through the 100-Mile Wilderness from Monson to Abol Bridge and all the way to Baxter Peak on Mount Katahdin, a total of 118 miles.

Maine House Republican office STATE HOUSE VISIT — On May 29,  Sen.

Observer photo/Jeannette Hughes DRESSED FOR THE BEACH LUAU — Allen Monroe marches as part of the Milo Historical Society during the annual Black Fly Festival on June 13.

By Stuart HedstromStaff Writer DOVER-FOXCROFT — A little more than 200 residents took part in the June 9 referendum for the town of Dover-Foxcroft.

By Mike LangeStaff Writer  SANGERVILLE — A resident’s complaint about legal bills related to a code of ethics ordinance defeated at the March annual town meeting took up the bulk of the June 11 Sangerville Board of Selectmen’s meeting.