Thursday Sep 25 | Village Soup
That's what that is: 'Down there'
I most indeedy do. But I do understand when my clients shrink back in horror when I ask to see their ... basement.
Hearings set on schools merger
Hearings have been set on a proposed school consolidation that would unite 16 communities into one school system if voters approve the measure on Nov.
School consolidation plan going to voters
A revised plan that would consolidate 16 communities into one school system has been approved by the state commissioner of education and will go to voters on Tuesday, Nov.
Drugs found during arrests in Wilton
Police responding to a reported violation of a protection order on Friday made two drug arrests, said police officer Rick Billian.
Clay play makes for sticky fun at Wilton Blueberry Festival
A tarantula! A dolphin! A bald eagle! A fish! A frog! All were ideas children named as they sat down in front of 25 pounds of clay.
Heirlooms of Tomorrow acquires art cooperative
Heirlooms of Tomorrow owners Dan and Janice Maxham will acquire SugarWood Gallery on Broadway as of July 1. "It's a great opportunity to keep a local outlet for local talent," Dan said Friday about the purchase ...
A Temple driver was critically injured Monday evening when his car crossed the center line on Route 2 in East Wilton and struck a tractor-trailer, police said Tuesday.
Bjorn, York land Rotary honors
Richard Bjorn and L. Herbert "Bussie" York, both of Farmington, are this year's recipients of the Farmington Rotary Club's 10th annual community service awards.
Author Jeff Shaara. Lani Temple's BBQ Baby Back Ribs. First District Congressional Candidate Chellie Pingree.
Kenneth Jones, Sr., of Temple was honored during Monday's Memorial Day service at the American Legion Post #28 in Farmington.
Ruth May Smith, 91, a resident of Temple, formerly of Kennebunk, who died Dec. 17, 2007, will have public graveside services at 1 p.m. Tuesday, May 27, at Hope Cemetery, Kennebunk.
Dates, times of school budget votes vary
School officials in Franklin and northern Androscoggin counties are gearing up for two votes to approve proposed 2008-09 budgets. via Sun-Journal
Teacher pay hikes discussed in SAD 9
“I do support pay increases, but at this financial crisis time it just doesn't seem feasible”
A teacher pay increase for the next school year was the top discussion item for SAD officials on Tuesday. via Sun-Journal
Buxton Planning Board Approves Buddhist Temple
Two years after they proposed to build a Buddhist temple on a rural road in Buxton, members of Maine's Cambodian community have finally gotten approval from the planning board. via WCSH-TV Portland
Plymouth pastor calls for fast day
“The idea of a person willingly denying himself or herself of anything is contrary to today's society”
A Plymouth pastor is calling for a return to the state's observance of an official fast day. via Bangor Daily News
Dozens battle stubborn blaze in Wilton home
“When we got here, (three sides of the building) were fully engulfed”
About 60 firefighters from eight towns fought a stubborn fire on Sunday afternoon that heavily damaged a renovated century-old Wilton house. via Sun-Journal
Plants Unlimited to celebrate Earth Day with Green Fair
“We wanted to call attention to Earth Day by giving people lots of ways to go green and have fun at the same time”
ROCKPORT : Plants Unlimited in Rockport on April 19 will host a festive gathering of people interested in making their gardens and lives more eco-friendly, experts on organic gardening, prominent local chefs ... via Village Soup
Temple offers entertaining, cooking tips at Jackson Memorial Library
“My husband and I chose Maine because it is a food lovers' paradise”
TENANTS HARBOR : The program Easy Entertaining with Lani Temple will be presented Sunday, March 30 at 2 p.m. at the Jackson Memorial Library in Tenants Harbor. via Village Soup
'Tall Pines' recalled for respect
“He thought about everyone and always wanted to help everybody. He was always one to say 'I love you.' He really was a super human being”
A man known to many area children as "Tall Pines" died Feb. 26 at Franklin Memorial Hospital in Farmington. via Sun-Journal
“She's not too happy with the Army right now.”
Before saying goodbye to Maine for a year to help train the Afghan army to fight the Taliban, Maj. via Sun-Journal
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