Dee Menear is a staff writer for The Franklin Journal. She has reported local news in Oxford and Greater Franklin counties since 2013 and has a passion for connecting with local people and communities. Dee covers community and school news with a focus on Regional School Unit 9 and the Town of Wilton. She enjoys coffee, fly fishing, frequent trips to Seattle, learning local history, exploring the mountains of western Maine, and live music. If The Mallet Brothers Band or Ghost of Paul Revere are playing nearby, she is most likely in the front row. Dee earned her associate degree at Central Maine Community College and has won several Maine Press Association awards.
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PublishedDecember 24, 2019
Wandering: Resolution
Lax promises of “We should,” or “One day I am going to,” or “Let’s do this,” annoy me. Don’t just say it, follow through and do it. I am so guilty of uttering those words. My “someday” list is lengthy. I can’t tell you how many springtime evenings a friend and I spent planning a summer “survival” camping […]
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PublishedDecember 24, 2019
UMF brings holiday joy to area families
FARMINGTON — University of Maine at Farmington students, staff and faculty are giving back to the community this holiday season by giving generously to Operation Santa Claus. A Giving Tree, located at the entrance of The University Store, had just a few tags on it Wednesday morning, Dec. 18. The tags showed the age of […]
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PublishedDecember 20, 2019
Polar Express makes a stop at CCHS
NEW SHARON — Cape Cod Hill School students, family and friends boarded the Polar Express for a special trip to the North Pole on Friday evening, Dec. 13. Travelers were greeted by Wendy Mairs, Educational Interventionist, who handed out tickets for the train ride. With ticket in hand, students made their way to their seats […]
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PublishedDecember 20, 2019
Trio of Broadway storefronts in Farmington close
FARMINGTON — Two Broadway storefronts have ceased operations and a third has closed its shop but will offer products through other venues. SugarWood Gallery closed Dec. 24. Located at Broadway and High Street, it opened in 2001 as a collaboration of 15 Maine WoodNet member businesses. The gallery featured wood-based products made in western Maine. […]
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PublishedDecember 20, 2019
RSU 9 students celebrate the season
FARMINGTON — Regional School Unit 9 directors heard good news holiday stories from two principals Tuesday, Dec. 10. “We had a great orchestra holiday celebration concert last week,” said Mt. Blue High School Principal Monique Poulin. The MBHS Band and Chorus Community Concert took place in November, she said. Both concerts took place in front of […]
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PublishedDecember 20, 2019
PHOTOS: Pearl Harbor remembered in Farmington
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PublishedDecember 18, 2019
Spruce gets improvements, thanks to Eagle Scout project
Boy Scout Brandon Coates of Livermore Falls took on replacing the fuel tank at Spruce Mountain Ski Slope for his Eagle Scout project.
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PublishedDecember 13, 2019
Mt. Blue Campus tours offered
FARMINGTON — Mt. Blue Campus will be offering three tours during this school year. The tours will give a brief overview of the campus, highlighting the newer facilities and Foster Career and Technical Education Center offerings and other educational opportunities. The tours are open to community members, local businesses and anyone interested in learning more […]
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PublishedDecember 13, 2019
PHOTO: Parades are for pups, too
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PublishedDecember 13, 2019
MBMS students work to make policy inclusive
The Mt. Blue Middle School civil rights team last year worked to make changes to the school’s dress code policy so it would be inclusive for students of all identities.
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