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Cindy and Gary Salo of Warren and Tracy and Lee Robinson of Readfield announced the engagement of their children, Aili L. Salo and John M. Robinson.
Building healthy with Taggart Construction
Kevin Moquin and Claire Betze of Taggart Construction will speak at the second University of Maine Augusta Architecture Program lecture series titled, Sustainable Practices: Architects Working in Maine, at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Dec.
Adult ed called key to degrees
Working adults often need to catch up on basic academic skills when they decide to return to school and get a college degree.
Hadas Ziv, executive director of Physicians for Human Rights-Israel,...
Hadas Ziv, executive director of Physicians for Human Rights-Israel, will speak on "The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: Can the right to health care serve as a bridge to peace?" at noon Tuesday, Dec.
Sing-along with Don ... and friends
Members of Don Campbell Trio are, from left, Andy Happel, Don Campbell and Tonya Shevenell.
The University of Maine at Augusta will hold a Transfer Day on Tuesday, Dec.1, for students who might want to consider transferring to UMA.
University of Maine Augusta nursing students will host a Simulation Lab open house 1-2 p.m. Thursday, Nov.
Urock Expands Criminal Justice ...
The University of Maine at Fort Kent and the University of Maine at Augusta each will deliver courses in Criminal Justice/Justice Studies programs to University College at Rockland during the spring 2010 semester.
University of Maine-Augusta Architecture students take notes during a presentation of another group's proposed master plan for the Lewiston river front area.
THOMASTON : Local author Christopher Fahy will read from his work Wednesday, Nov.
Benner promoted to compliance officer at Damariscotta Bank & Trust
WARREN : Sonja Benner of Warren was recently promoted to compliance officer at Damariscotta Bank & Trust Co., announced bank President Tom Finn.
Classical pianist, 94, makes it look ...
The Concerts at Jewett Series sponsored by University of Maine at Augusta College of Arts and Humanities and UMA Senior College is honored to feature internationally acclaimed pianist Frank Glazer, at 2 p.m. Sunday, Nov.
UMaine students to present their downtown Lewiston visions
LEWISTON a 'A A group of architecture students will present their visions for Lewiston's downtown at a special meeting on Nov.
Du Monde d'a Cote open next door at UMA
Franco-American playwright Gregoire Chabot and his theater troupe, Du Monde d'a Cote , will perform "Les Sacres Monologues" Thursday, Nov.
UMA opens up with 'Commemorate,' ...
The University of Maine at Augusta Art and Architecture departments will host an open house for veterans, community members, prospective students, current students, and their families from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday, Nov.
Library to host Pondtown Poets
Lithgow Public Library hosts a morning of poetry Saturday, Nov. 7, beginning at 9:45 a.m. in the historic Reading Room.
I write to express my full support for the re-election of Mayor Larry Gilbert. I have known Gilbert since his first day as a police officer in 1969.
Come together at '81 Degrees of Separation'
An exhibit of print works, "81 Degrees of Separation," from Circling the Square Fine Art Press in Gardiner and Soulisquoy Printmakers in Orkney, Scotland, will be displayed at the University of Maine at Augusta's Danforth Gallery, from Monday, Oct.
Lecture series on sustainable architecture starts Thursday
The University of Maine at Augusta's architecture program is launching a yearlong lecture series on Thursday that focuses on sustainable architecture.
Four tribes from Maine to share culture at UMA
Richard Silliboy, a member of the Aroostook Band of Micmacs, was the youngest of eight children growing up in a basket-making Micmac family in Littleton.
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