Eight-year-old Greene student Traeh Cloutier suggested in April that Greene Central School install a “Buddy Bench,” which would give students a place to socialize and make friends. Six months later, the bench was installed in playground.
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Hubert May
AUBURN — Hubert May, 80, of Oxford passed away Thursday, May 17, at Hospice House. He was born in Poland on July 14, 1937, the son of James and Gertrude Strout May. He had been employed at Robinson Manufacturing, Marcal Paper and had worked as a carpenter. He worked on building the Maine Turnpike. He retired […]
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Color Run to color Greene GREENE — Greene Central School will host the inaugural communitywide “Color Me Greene” My School Color Run at 9 a.m. Sunday, May 7, to raise money for their school. The My School Color Run is a 5K fun run for all ages and fitness abilities. Along the route, participants pass […]
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Maryann D. Colby
1955 – 2015 LEWISTON — Maryann D. Colby, 60, of Readfield passed away Sunday, Dec. 13, at Central Maine Medical Center. Maryann was born in Lewiston on July 6, 1955, the daughter of Oayma J. and Sylvia (Morrissette) Colby Sr. She was educated in local schools and graduated from Oxford Hills High School in 1973. […]
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David George Cornoni
1959 – 2015 MECHANIC FALLS — David George Cornoni, 56, passed away at his home on Saturday, Oct. 17, after a long illness. He was born on March 23, 1959, in Meriden, Conn., the son of Ronald B. and Anita V. Belanger Cornoni. David attended Greene Central School and Leavitt Area High School before joining […]
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Greene Central School opens to students, smiles and tears
GREENE — Standing outside Greene Central School early Wednesday, Tammy and Matthew Dumont fought back tears as they said goodbye to Dylan, 5, who was starting kindergarten. “I hope he stops crying soon and wants to participate,” Tammy said. “He’s scared.” Both parents said their only child going to school was bittersweet. “At open house, […]