Marianne Hutchinson is a reporter for Sun Journal, a local news outlet in Lewiston, Maine. With a focus on covering stories in the Lewiston area, Marianne writes about a range of topics including local government, community events, human interest stories, and education.
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Marianne's reporting primarily focuses on local government announcements and community events in the Maine area. She also covers updates within school districts, making her interested in education-related developments as well.
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By: Marianne Hutchinson
The project is an effort to lower the cost of water for customers.
By: Marianne Hutchinson
The Carthage woman loves preparing all kinds of food. She attributes much of her success and happiness to being sober from alcohol, which she and her husband, Steve, became on Jan. 1, 2023.
By: Marianne Hutchinson
The Town Manager Search Committee held the first of its informational meetings to inform residents of their findings so far.
By: Marianne Hutchinson
Career and Technical Education Instructor Jon Longley said that there are currently 10 freshmen students in his CTE introductory class.
By: Marianne Hutchinson
The town has a balance of $21,899 of ARPA funds to utilize by the end of this month.
The town’s highway department staff consists of Road Commissioner Per Tripp and crew member Jeff Cannell who both began working for the town in November.
By: Marianne Hutchinson
The dinner will be a collaboration of American Legion Post 24 members and volunteers from the Good Samaritan Soup Kitchen in Mexico.
By: Marianne Hutchinson
The former Mexico police station building on Recreation Drive will house Mountain Valley Middle School sixth grade students who switched to online learning Oct. 15.
“We get (nonalcoholic) sparkling cider in champagne flutes and (the kids) all get to do their midnight toast,” said Heather White, who is holding the Youth New Year’s Party at the River Valley Recreation Center with the help of volunteers.
By: Marianne Hutchinson
Jason Dolloff, 50, is also comforted in facing the loss of loved ones.
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