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Rambunctious youngsters told not to play together anymore
An arrest or summons does not constitute a finding of guilt. An individual charged with a crime is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty at criminal proceedings.
Music collector wants to bring back ...
Rod Spearin clearly remembers when they hired a music teacher for Gardiner schools in 1947.
DeSoto revved up by Dirigo experience
Initially "intimidating and then it became awesome" was how Mari DeSoto, described her experience as a delegate at Dirigo Girls State.
Gardiner woman sentenced for postal theft
BANGOR, Maine a ' A Gardiner woman was sentenced Wednesday in U.S. District Court to three years of probation and ordered to pay nearly $1,400 in restitution for stealing money while working at a Kennebec County post office.
Gardiner Rotary Club hears about 'Master' gardener
GARDINER : The "hand of the 'Master Gardener' directed me to this project," said Brian Trask, a former Franciscan seminarian as he described the Caring Community Garden project to the Gardiner Rotary Club.
Early Head Start to offer home-based services
Southern Kennebec Child Development Corporation is a nonprofit organization known for more than 30 years of nationally recognized excellence in early care and education and a strong history of building community partnerships.
Mother declines to press charges against out-of-control son
GARDINER : At 3:10 p.m. Monday, a mother on Adams Street said her 20-year-old son had trashed her apartment, threatened her and then ran out of the house and into the woods carrying a jackknife.
Good leadership at River View School
GARDINER : To the Editor: We are writing to express how very pleased and impressed we have been with the leadership of new principal, Al Ghoreyeb, at the River View Community School in South Gardiner.
CAPITAL AREA : ELIZABETH L. BORDOWITZ was sworn in May 14, 2009, as chief executive officer of the Finance Authority of Maine .
South Gardiner native takes break to help others
CAPITAL AREA : Here's a look back at what was happening in the capital area more than a decade ago, taken from the pages of the Capital Weekly, April 1998: Emily Rines of South Gardiner and 14 of her University of New Hampshire classmates spent spring break building houses for poor families in Georgia with Habitat for Humanity.
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