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Maine man dies after crash in Hartland
HARTLAND (WGME) -- A Maine man is dead after a crash in Hartland on Thursday. According to the Morning Sentinel, a pickup truck driven by 56-year-old Matthew Sites of Athens went off Athens Road, hit a tree, and then rolled over onto its roof. The vehicle's passenger, a 39-year-old, says...
Graduating seniors jumpstart journeyman careers through pre-apprenticeship program
SKOWHEGAN, Maine — Two graduating seniors from Somerset Career & Technical Center in Skowhegan are getting a jump start on working in the trades. Both Anthony Alberico and Trenton Huff signed an intent to complete a certified pre-apprenticeship with Sappi North America and Somerset Career & Technical Center. The...
Pair of Bangor Babes for Texas will reside in Parkman for the summer
It is 2,168 miles from Abilene, Texas, to Bangor. Bridgeport, Texas, is 100 miles closer. Abilene’s Landon Williams and Bridgeport’s Marcus Delgado flew to Bangor recently to play for the Bangor Babes, the first-year team in the Greater Northeast Collegiate Baseball League. This past spring, they played for...
One dead following crash in Hartland
HARTLAND, Maine (WABI) - An Athens man was killed after a crash in Hartland Thursday afternoon. According to the Morning Sentinel, the truck driven by 56-year-old Matthew Sites went off Athens Road, hit a tree, and then rolled over. Officials say Sites lost consciousness at the wheel and was killed...
Breakthrough research at the University of Maine Farmington could help treat multiple health disorders
FARMINGTON, Maine — A research project that could be on the brink of finding new treatments for several illnesses and disorders is in its second phase at the University of Maine Farmington. The study, funded by the National Science Foundation, focuses on the behavior of fish genes similar to...
Closing the digital divide takes center stage at workshop in Franklin County
FARMINGTON – More than 120 attendees joined the Maine Connectivity Authority last week at the second annual, in-person Digital Equity Workshop at the University of Maine at Farmington. The event focused on efforts in Maine to close the digital divide by helping Maine people overcome the barriers they face...
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