Novak Djokovic was attempting to become the first man to win all four Grand Slam tournaments and Olympic gold in the same year.
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Monochrome works featured at Brunswick art gallery
Brunswick’s Points of View Artists gallery features two exhibits, Monochrome Unbound and Intersections: Forms Observed, Forms Abstracted, at a reception from 5 to 7 p.m. Friday, Aug. 13, at 18 Pleasant St. Monochrome Unbound, by POV artist Judith Long and guest artist Burke Long, is in the ground-floor main gallery. Intersections, by artist Alan Mast, […]
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Scarborough approves $4.2 million bond order
A new firetruck and more are among the items to be purchased with the funds.
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New state recycling law moves costs to producers
This measure is designed to save money for municipalities and taxpayers.
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Maggie Ferland Joins Fontaine Family Team
SCARBOROUGH —Fontaine Family – The Real Estate Leader has added Maggie Ferland to the team at their Auburn location. The company also has an office in Scarborough. Maggie grew up in Poland and attended Poland Regional High School. She is currently continuing her education at Central Maine Community College, studying Business Administration and Management and […]
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Newcastle’s St. Patrick Church reaches restoration fundraising goal
St. Patrick Church in Newcastle, the oldest active Catholic Church in New England, will undergo a restoration in the coming months after meeting a fundraising goal of over $320,000. “Construction will be able to start in the fall,” said Bill Maloney of St. Patrick Church. “We applaud you for your great generosity that made this […]
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Brunswick Outdoor Arts Festival returns
The 15th Annual Brunswick Outdoor Arts Festival will transform Downtown Brunswick into an outdoor fine art show on Saturday, Aug. 21. Artisans will display and demonstrate their work for the public on the Town Mall. Art demonstrations will include blacksmithing, weaving and woodturning. Hands-on science activities along with take-away art kits from Arts are Elementary, […]
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Inside New Gloucester: July 30
Farewell, Sue Virtual Friends’ Weekend coming up The public is invited to join the Shakers’ second Virtual Friends’ Weekend and 47th Annual Friends’ Weekend from 1-5 p.m. Aug. 14. Featured offerings include Shaker educational programming, singing and plenty of laughter. Your admission “ticket” will gain access for you and your household to the live Zoom […]
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Inside Windham: July 30
Riding To The Top volunteer and director honored Riding To The Top volunteer and Windham resident Pat Niboli has been selected by PATH International, an independent voice in equine-assisted services, as their Volunteer of the Year. The award is given to individuals who demonstrate ability, optimism, diversity and a true love of their equine companions. […]
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Inside Bridgton: July 30
Stella’s on the Square celebrates grand opening Stella’s on the Square, previously Tom’s Homestead Restaurant at 6 North High St. and now the home of M.A.N.E. Catering and Events, celebrated its official grand opening last Wednesday with a generous and well-attended public party. In addition to the Bridgton Lakes Region Chamber of Commerce members, an […]