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YCCC’s Foley appointed NEOA president-elect

WELLS — York County Community College’s Director of TRIO Student Support Services Jane Kimball Foley was recently appointed as the president elect of The New England Educational Opportunity Association, or NEOA, beginning in September. She will assume the role of president in next year. “I am humbled and honored to have been chosen as president-elect […]

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Wells students donate to numerous local organizations

WELLS — On Feb. 29, Wells Elementary School held an assembly focused on one of the school’s core values, “Compassion”. This year the assembly was the culmination and celebration of a multi-donation endeavor focused on making a meaningful difference for others. Invited to the event were representatives of numerous local organizations including Atria Senior Living, […]

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The town of Wells needs you

WELLS — The Town of Wells is looking for volunteers seeking to make a difference. Those interested in volunteering may contact the Wells volunteer force coordinator at 361-8130 Opportunities are available in a number of areas including: • Budget Review Committee – This committee is seeking one regular and two alternate members for review of […]

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Farmers’ market season has arrived

SANFORD — Fans of fresh, locally grown produce and meat, take note – farmers’ market season has officially begun. • The Sanford Farmers’ Market kicked off its eighth season from 8 a.m. to noon on April 1 at Central Park. It will also be open at the same time on Saturdays through late October, plus […]

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WHS named 5th best in state

WELLS — Wells High School has been named by U.S. News and World Report as the fifth-ranking high school in the state for 2016. The magazine teamed up with research firm RTI International to review almost 28,600 public high schools across the country, and then ranked about 6,200 schools as gold, silver or bronze. Wells […]