High school tennis has no neutral arbiter to make rulings, making it unique among head-to-head sports.
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Business News – Hussey Seating Company introduces new CEO
Brian Deveaux announced as the second non-family member to serve as president and CEO in the company’s 188-year history.
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Blackrock Farm offers free gardening clinic
The May 20 event will focus on how to build flower containers for pollinators.
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Sanford Regional Tech Center students qualify for SkillsUSA competition
The Sanford School Department recently recognized the Sanford Regional Technical Center students who have qualified for the SkillsUSA competition in Atlanta in June. Among the qualifiers are Alexander Barth and Melody Schaeffer, who took home the gold medal in the 3D Visualization and Animation team contest. According to a news release, before the state SkillsUSA […]
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Task force seeks climate action input
Kennebunk’s Climate Action Plan Task Force asks residents to complete a survey.
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Maine Beaches Association chooses new grant manager
Ed Hodgdon, owner of Hodgdon Consulting, is selected to replace Paige Farmer.
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Seashore Trolley Museum opens for 2023 season
Visitors can experience history in motion on interactive trolley rides.
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Transportation program celebrates volunteers who drive
Kennector ride service was launched in summer of 2022 and serves Arundel, Kennebunkport and Kennebunk.
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Kennebunk’s May Day Festival set for May 6
The celebration marks 25 years for the town’s rite of spring.
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Chamber of Commerce creates ‘3 Towns 1 Community Fund’
New nonprofit will allow the organization to continue ‘lifting neighbors in need.’