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Zoom videoconference demonstration at Food for Thought

LEWISTON — Elizabeth Peavey, a Portland-based writer, performer and educator, and Anne Cardale, program director for the Maine Senior College Network, will be the presenters at the Senior College at University of Southern Maine’s Lewiston-Auburn College Food for Thought luncheon on Friday, Feb. 10. This session, “We Zoom — How About You?” will demonstrate how […]

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Cheever talks archiving Maine records at Food for Thought

LEWISTON — State of Maine Archivist Dave Cheever was the presenter at the Dec. 9 Food for Thought session at the Senior College of University of Southern Maine’s Lewiston-Auburn College. The title of his presentation was “How 1-01-0 and 2020 Lead to Maine 2.0.” Cheever discussed the numerous challenges faced when being charged with creating systems […]

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USM president to staff, students: ‘We need you’

LEWISTON — One day before Dr. Glenn Cummings will be inaugurated the 13th president of the University of Southern Maine, a major university event with academic regalia, Cummings came to Lewiston to talk about the vital role higher education has for workers. A former state legislator and University of Maine at Augusta president, Cummings’ message […]

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Geologist sheds light on ‘Androscoggin esker’

BETHEL — “Earth is a crazy, changing, chaotic place,” environmentalist and teacher Bob Elliott told an audience Thursday night at the McLaughlin Auditorium at Gould Academy. His lecture, courtesy of the Western Mountains Senior College, was on the “whale’s back” gravel ridge, or “ancestral Androscoggin esker” that rises from the ground and trails from Aziscohos […]

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Lewiston library hosts Franco folk dancing ‘prom’

LEWISTON — The calls were fast, the dancing happy. “Pass your partner, give them a wink!” “To the left, to the left and all the way back! I want them to hear you in Quebec!” With fiddlers, an accordion and Cindy Larock as teacher, caller and spoon player, the Lewiston Public Library on Saturday hosted a […]

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Second season of senior college’s “Brown Bag Series” to kick off Sept. 20

BETHEL — The Western Mountains Senior College is kicking off its second season of the Brown Bag Lunch Series from 12:15 to 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 1, at the Bethel Inn Resort, following a successful inaugural season in April. College President Nancy Davis said that the Brown Bag Series was created in an effort to […]