In part, the proposed resolution states, “The Town of Trenton wishes to further express opposition to any law that would unconstitutionally restrict the rights of our citizens to peacefully keep and bear arms.”
Deemed “floating trees,” the exhibit, “Was inspired by boredom,” Dan says.
The family plans to offer the classic meals that have had customers coming back for decades. The upcoming season already has three times the number of catering events booked than it did last year.
Students at Sumner Memorial High School will be using the fully remote learning model for the rest of the week following a case of COVID-19, according to an April 6 letter from Regional School Unit 24 (RSU 24) Superintendent Michael Eastman.
“It has just taken off like wildfire during the pandemic,” Wolford-Tucker said of the volunteers who completed extensive training and stepped up to lead phone calls and Zoom sessions to ensure the continuation of bereavement services for grieving families.
SULLIVAN — Alicia Randolph-Lucchesi can make you think it is extra fudge — not black beans — in her batch of brownies. The Sullivan chef and educator specializes in plant-based cooking. But even more than that, through wellness classes, live cooking demonstrations and her meal delivery service, Randolph-Lucchesi provides her students and customers with a …
Damage was minimal, said Karen Murray, deputy fire chief for the Mariaville/Otis Volunteer Fire Department, adding that the fire “ran across the surface of leaves and brush” on the ground.
While no decisions have been made yet, Dority said, “Frenchman Bay Conservancy is very interested in the Wild Carbon program,” calling the program “visionary.”
With the licensure changes, the department will continue to respond to every call it gets — but it will now also be permitted to provide services at the advanced EMT level when its advanced staff is available.
Police investigating vehicle vandalism, theft WINTER HARBOR — Chief Danny Mitchell was called to a vandalism complaint March 22. A vehicle sustained damage to three tires and the driver’s side mirror. Police are following leads and the case is under investigation. Officer Ken Schuurman was called by dispatch March 27 to look for a potentially …
Hancock Grammar School student Makenna McDevitt put up a strong fight March 25 at the Maine State Spelling Bee.
Doane’s own journey with ALS began when he developed a limp the summer of 2018. “My progression the first six months was really pretty dramatic,” he said, sharing he could barely walk and could not hold a coffee cup.
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