Laying a wreath in Arlington

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AFCI Conversations As summer approaches, we’re looking forward to all that garden produce – fresh lettuce, juicy tomatoes, and so much more.  Of course, not everyone has a garden but, in our community, that‘s not a barrier. Do you know about the opportunities for accessing fresh produce and other foods?  Come join us for the […]

Gingerbread House seeks ‘porch partners’

NORWAY — Norway’s Gingerbread House, at the western end of Main Street, is nearing the completion of its exterior rehabilitation. Plans are nearly completed  for rebuilding the porch along the Main Street side of the building. A porch structure has been designed to closely reflect the original porch that traversed the building prior to its […]

Waterford 5K set in October

WATERFORD — The 23rd Annual Waterford Fall Foliage Road Race, 5K Fitness Walk and One Mile Fun Run will take place on Sunday, Oct. 9, on the Waterford Common. The one-mile fun run for ages 12 and under will start at 11:30 a.m. and is free for all kids. The 5K will start at noon.  […]

OHMS announces honor roll

OXFORD HILLS — The Oxford Hills Middle School has announced its second semester honor roll as follows: 7th Grade High Honors: Ervin Brown, Delia Cloutier, Ava Gonsalves, Lydia Goyette, Liam Gregoire, Chloe Grover, Neveah Hussey, Keeley L’Heureux, Oleana Laganas, Grady Miller, Naomi Nichols, Rowan O’Hanlon, Carter Pike, Asher Roy, Emily Touchette, Kerrigan Watson, Ayla Wigton, […]

LAON hiring courtesy boat inspectors

NORWAY — Ice is out and Norway’s lakes are slowly getting active. As more boats are launched, the potential threats to our lakes increase. Invasive “aquatic hitchhikers” can multiply rapidly and cause serious harm. Boaters can be “from away,” or more likely, local.  Anyone who visits another lake presents a threat. The Lakes Association of […]

Triathlon registration opens

NORWAY — The 15th Annual Norway Triathlon returns to Lake Penneseewassee on Saturday, July 9, at Pennesseewassee Park. After being held at a limited size the past two years, 2022’s triathlon is set to run at its maximum race capacity of approximately 120 individuals and teams. Sanctioned by USATriathlon, it is a perfect sprint tri […]

Education: Vacationland history

Steam created Vacationland. Nineteenth century railroads networked to reach everywhere. Interstate and international lines brought tourists; local lines, eventually including those intended to carry timber or slate, took them to previously isolated regions. Steamships and ferries plied coastal waters and lakes. Hotels, with steam heat and steam laundries, housed and fed and entertained the tourists. […]

Class for small business owners to promote websites in May

New Ventures Maine will offer an online, tuition-free website development class titled “Grow Your Business Online – Promote My Site,” on Tuesday, May 24 from noon to 1:30 p.m. The class will cover three main topics: •  Getting found through SEO: Familiarize and utilize search engine optimization •  Grow with email marketing: Use email marketing to […]

Briefs

Supper, then dance LOCKE MILLS — A supper-dance will beheld Tuesday, May 10, at Legion Post #68. Supper is from 5 to 6 p.m. Adults $12, children under 12, $5. Dance from 6 to 9 p.m., $5. Ham, mashed potatoes, carrots, peas and desserts. Sponsored by the Legion Auxiliary. Presentation on PFAS BETHEL — On […]