The state’s top high school cheerleaders are in Auburn this week preparing new routine with new friends for Saturday’s game.
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The story of a Paris Hill slave, Van Gogh Shogh in Farmington, ‘Footloose’ and live music everywhere | Get out!
Things to do this week in central and western Maine.
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Ripley, Winship reelected as Oxford Hills school board leaders
West Paris Director Veronica Poland initiated a conversation about setting goals for committees, saying it will provide accountability and give directors a better sense of the work being done on behalf of the district.
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CMP is pairing drones, vehicles and AI to survey lines in Jay area this week
The company plans to survey all 24,000 miles of its lines throughout its coverage area to check the safety and condition.
Posted inSports, Tennis, Varsity Maine
2025 Sun Journal All-Region girls tennis team
Four seniors, three juniors and one sophomore make up the all-area team.
Posted inSports, Track & Field, Varsity Maine
2025 Sun Journal All-Region Girls Outdoor Track and Field team
Three freshman earn a spot on the all-region team after impressive performances at the state championship meets.
Posted inLocal News, River Valley, Rumford Falls Times
Rumford Police Department adds a second K-9 team
Officer Breagh Macaulay and her certified K-9 patrol partner, Rocket, were sworn in Monday.
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McLaughlin Garden to host Peaceful Means
The musical duo will perform July 10 at 6 p.m.
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Paris to get first Wendy’s restaurant in western Maine
The fast-food giant will be built in the Save A Lot parking lot at 179 Main St.
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Paris officials decline to sign petition barring town from cooperating with ICE
A petition brought by two residents asked town officials to not work with ICE unless there was a legitimate judicial warrant.