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Published
January 11, 2021

Sidney day care subject of Maine CDC outbreak investigation after 10 cases of COVID-19 reported

Pam's Playcare Center, on Middle Road, will be closed until Jan. 19, according to owner and director Pamela Tondreau.
Published
January 5, 2021

Whitefield man charged after multi-vehicle crash on I-95 Tuesday morning

Maine State Police were responding to accidents at mile markers 119 northbound and 130 southbound at the same time.
Published
December 10, 2020

Musical family takes Oakland-based RSU 18 chorus international

Choral directors Kevin and Pam Rhein are working with their daughter and son-in-law on a choral collaboration with the Marymount International School in Rome, Italy.
Published
October 31, 2020

Annual deer hunting season underway without a hitch

Participants in central Maine note that it's largely unaffected by the coronavirus pandemic.
Published
October 30, 2020

Maine Arts Academy students display their talents at outdoor, walk-through recital

Students at the Sidney school for the arts perform for family and friends, despite cold weather Friday morning, during a walk-through recital in what some call a return to normalcy.

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Published
October 3, 2020

Bangor man, 18, killed in I-95 crash in Sidney, police say

Maine State Police said Nicholas Caron died after the vehicle he was driving went off the road during a rainstorm Friday.
Published
September 9, 2020

Maine Arts Academy gets creative with learning and safety

Chorus can be a challenge when harmonizing 14 feet apart with a face mask, but staff and students are making the most of the opportunity to keep the school open and singing.
Published
September 1, 2020

Sidney man who had conviction in child rape overturned seeks to suppress evidence in new trial

Eric Bard had a conviction of multiple sex offenses on a young child overturned on appeal after the district attorney met with the judge without the defense present.
Published
August 19, 2020

Oakland-based school district approves reopening after teachers’ union rep calls plan ‘not safe’

As Regional School Unit 18 prepares to reopen for classroom instruction five days a week, Nancy Mitchell, co-president of the RSU 18 Education Association, warns it is "not possible to do this safely"
Published
June 22, 2020

Presidential campaign tensions run high in Sidney over selectman’s signs calling Trump a ‘Liar’

Resident Kelly Couture says Selectman Alan Tibbetts' "LIAR" signs are "divisive" and "borderline hate speech." Couture also accused Tibbetts of moving and damaging Trump-Pence campaign signs, which he denies.