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Oxford County retired teachers choose new children's book for libraries

PARIS — The Oxford County Educators Association-Retired (OCEA-R) has announced this year’s choice of a book to be distributed this fall to all the libraries in the county that have a children’s collection. The selection is “It Only Takes One Friend” by Robin Taylor-Chiarello. It is the second time OCEA-R’s selection committee has chosen a […]

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Bruce M. Whittier Middle School lists second semester honor roll

POLAND — Bruce M. Whittier Middle School has announced the honor roll for the second semester of the 2016-2017 school year. Grade seven Academic High Honors: Mitchell Bean, Anna Brettler, Emma Bunyea, Colin Crosby, Riley Day, Willa Galipeau-Eldridge, Jay Hawkes, Lucas Kelly, Ellen Marquis-Boutin, Izabelle Martin, Emma Turkington, Gabriel Verrill-Grant and Emma Williams. Academic Honors: […]

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Well Done

MANCHESTER, New Hampshire — The Saint Anselm College Albert H. Gordon Fellowship for the summer of 2017 has been awarded to Emily Rice, a politics major from Farmington. The fellowship, awarded by the Academic Advisory Committee of the New Hampshire Institute of Politics, allows a student the opportunity to participate in the Institute’s many opportunities and to […]

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Maranacook Community High School announces second semester honor roll

READFIELD — Maranacook Community High School has announced the honor roll for the second semester of 2017: High Honors Grade 12: Ashley Bryant, Mair Guillemette, Fayth Jacques, Justice Merrill, Molly Searway and Rachel Tooth. Grade 11: Sojourn Bentley, Connor Firth, Emma Hatt, Mark McLaughlin, Hajna Nagy and Laura Parent. Grade 10: Grace Despres, Jilleon Farrell, Derek Kelley, […]

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Spruce Mountain National Honor Society members plant community garden

JAY — Eleven members of the Spruce Mountain National Honor Society tilled the gardens and planted seeds at Spruce Mountain High School to benefit the Tri-Town Ministerial Association Food Cupboard. Bush beans, tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, carrots and squash were among the plantings. Students will water, weed and harvest the community garden, and anyone interested in […]