Thomaston, United States (Local)
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On Tuesday, June 9, RSU 40 voters will be asked to consider a $24.9 million capital improvement bond to fund what the school district says are vital upgrades to Medomak Valley High School that can no longer be delayed.
By: Christine Simmonds
District Attorney Natasha Irving, D-Rockland, hopes to seek reelection for Prosecutorial District 6, which covers Lincoln, Knox, Sagadahoc, and Waldo counties.
By: Christine Simmonds
Barbara Ann Cray, D-Westport Island, is running for district attorney for Prosecutorial District 6, which encompasses Lincoln, Knox, Sagadahoc, and Waldo counties.
By: Christine Simmonds
Eric Graves stumbled upon Maine by accident as a young adult, after discovering an unexpected love of wooden boats. He quickly knew this was where he wanted to live, work, and raise a family.
Waldoboro voters will elect two select board members on Tuesday, June 9.
Voters in RSU 40 approved the $24.9 million capital improvement bond to fund upgrades to Medomak Valley High School that school district leaders say can no longer be delayed.
By: Christine Simmonds
Allison “Allie” Keeton draws inspiration from the world around her.
By: Christine Simmonds
Family, friends, and Medomak Valley High School staff came together on Wednesday, June 10 to celebrate the graduation of 131 students.
By: Christine Simmonds
AUGUSTA — After a week of data collection and a few minutes of tabulation, Maine’s primary races have been decided heading into the November general election.
Even as a child, Ben Chute always had a guitar within reach.
