More than 1,000 people registered for the 20th annual event.
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New Gloucester manager leaving for Casco job
New Gloucester Town Manager Brenda Fox-Howard’s last day is April 2 and her first day as Casco town manager is April 5.
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New Gloucester library reopens with new staff on board
The New Gloucester Public Library reopened for lobby service earlier this week under new leadership, six months after budget disagreements closed its doors.
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Saint Joseph’s College institutes new COVID-19 restrictions, student fines
The college, in the wake of another outbreak, tightens pandemic policies in the residence halls.
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‘Great opportunities ahead’ for Gray, new town manager says
Nate Rudy, the current city manager for Hallowell who will succeed Deb Cabana on March 1, discusses his transition and goals.
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Restaurant, brewery planned for old South Windham Fire Station
The plan to turn the old fire station on 8 Main St. is one component of the revitalization plans for Little Falls-South Windham Village.
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Maine Historical plans for future preservation of past
A new system will allow Maine Historical Society to expand the safe storage of its vast collection.
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Summer forecast grim for concerts at Rock Row
The concert booker says he’s working without a “playbook” during the pandemic and live music fans are disappointed.
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RSU 14 psychologist wins state honor
Lisa Backman says her work has become more challenging and far-reaching because of the pandemic.
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Sheriff’s office looks for link in fatal overdoses
“We know we’re not going to arrest our way out of this problem,” Sheriff Kevin Joyce says.