He will speak at the school while in Waterville for a reading of his inaugural poem at the Opera House.
Lauren Abbate
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Wilton public hearing to present information on Forster Mill cleanup
Environmental testing has been undertaken at the site of the crumbling mill in the heart of town.
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Mainers hold vigil on climate change
Members of the group 350 Central Maine gather to draw attention to the upcoming climate talks in Paris.
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Neighbor charged with killing family, including former Farmington man, in Texas
Six people were slain on their first visit to land that one of them had bought recently.
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Sugarloaf receives replacement parts for chairlift that malfunctioned
The ski area invested $800,000 to replace the bottom load terminal of the King Pine chairlift, which malfunctioned last season.
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Carthage man charged with attempted murder after assault
Benjamin Bowie II, 47, allegedly grabbed a woman by the hair and slammed her head through a truck window, which cut her neck and resulted in a severe injury.
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Kennebec Valley Community College’s wood-fired oven fuels student careers
KVCC wants students in sustainable agriculture and culinary arts programs to get a taste of trendy skills.
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Thomas College unveils teacher education center
The school says it wants to help teachers prepare as the state moves toward proficiency-based standards.
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Celebration of life to be held for Wilton man lost on El Faro
Michael Holland, a 2008 graduate of Jay High School and 2012 graduate of Maine Maritime Academy, was one of four Mainers and 29 other crew members aboard when the 790-foot cargo ship sank in Hurricane Joaquin.
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Winslow couple were taking ‘romantic’ foliage drive at time of fatal accident
The collision in Dixfield during a foliage excursion killed Paul Stucki, 86, critically injured his wife and put two women from Wisconsin in the hospital.