Solon News

Water districts in Alfred and Solon have been found to have Maine's best tasting water.

Bruce Rueger, a visiting assistant professor of geology at Colby College, will talk on "Geologic Impediments Encountered on Benedict Arnold's March to Quebec, 1775" at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec.

From the outside, the four-story brick building at 7 Island Avenue still appeared vacant.

Calling the former Solon Manufacturing Co. building on Island Avenue a white elephant, the Skowhegan Board of Assessors has reduced the building's value for taxation by almost half.

This is the found photograph that serves as a departure point for collaberations between artists and poets as part of the Belfast Poetry Festival.

Seven years ago Don and Kay Kenerson moved to Maine. After purchasing 116 acres of land they needed something to put on it.

The Wal-Mart store at the Fairgrounds Marketplace will soon be super-sized, increasing the store's size by about 25 percent.

ROCKLAND : Beginning Wednesday, July 15, through Aug. 8, the Caldbeck Gallery, 12 Elm St., will have on exhibit four new solo shows.

Research is showing that children who have been read to at an early age are better prepared to succeed in school.

The Renaissance Center on Water Street finally has a tenant. In fact, it has two.

ROCKLAND : Religious organizations recently made the following announcements. Penny for your thoughts CAMDEN a ' The children at John Street United Methodist Church, 98 John St.

CAMDEN : The children at the John Street United Methodist Church, 98 John Street, Camden, have challenged the adults to see which group can collect the most pennies by June 14th.

Work hard, be happy and avoid controversy with other people is the advice Lois Moulton gives for longevity in life.