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Fire damages medical arts center
By Ann Bryant Special to the Irregular

FARMINGTON — A fire in the attic of Franklin Health Medical Arts Center early Saturday morning, Jan. 30 caused more than $1 million in damages and brought 92 firefighters from seven towns out in subzero temperatures, authorities said. The 58,000-squarefoot building, connected by a long hallway to Franklin Memorial Hospital, opened in 2008 and houses five medical practices. More...

 Arts & Entertainment
• article has image Nordica Trio to perform
FARMINGTON — On Feb. 20 the Nordica Trio will perform a concert of music for viola, clarinet and piano. The program will take place at 7:30 p.m. in Nordica Auditorium on the campus of the University of Maine at Farmington. More...
• article has image Jonathan Edwards comes to Saddleback
• Literacy volunteers to show ‘Precious’
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 Op-Ed
• New school district, new school board, new budget process
Rangeley Lakes Regional School
With the issuance of the certificate of organization by the State Board of Education, Regional School Unit #78 has been officially formed. The recent special election on Jan. 19 has formed the new representative school board for the Town of Rangeley, Dallas Plantation, Sandy River Plantation and Magalloway Plantation. More...
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 Letters
• A comment on recent public meeting on wind power
To the editor: When I read the article in a previous issue of the Irregular about the meeting held in New Portland (“Community dinner packs plenty of concern over wind power,” Jan. 20, 2010), I had to chuckle reading Peter Politician’s negative comments about wind power. More...
• Charity summit raises more than $161,000
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 Obituaries
• article has image Alyce Anne O’Brien Allen
1932-2010 — She was loved and loved in return
PORTLAND — Alyce Anne O’Brien Allen of Rangeley, passed away on Jan. 26, 2010, in Portland, with her husband and daughter by her side. She was 77 years old. More...
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 News
• article has image Special sale benefits Phillips library
PHILLIPS -- Coats and hats and bags, Oh My... "Wow!" doesn't describe the feeling one gets looking at the recent donations to the mid winter fundraiser for the Phillips Public Library, note event volunteers. More...
• Dead River Area Historical calendars available
• article has image Wixon, Morgan engaged
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 Community News
• Time to start making your crafts
New Portland Fair
NEW PORTLAND — The New Portland Fair Exhibition Hall ladies are reminding area residents that winter and its long nights are here, which means that it’s time to think about the fair. They need your crafts for the hall to exhibit next fall. More...
• Fish chowder luncheon set
• Farm, farm stand guide seeks listings
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 Sports & Outdoors
• article has image Roadrunners mark season with intensity
Mt. Abram, 83 – Carrabec, 64
SALEM -– Senior Jim Barker added 34 points to a team high 83 in a big game with the Cobras of Carrabec last Tuesday. The Cobras battled with a 24-point second quarter to keep Mt. Abram from blowing it out early. More...
• Seth Wescott takes Silver at X-Games
• CVA’s Vielleux wins Downtown Showdown
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 News from our Schools
• Wood heat coming to KES
Workers, from Cote Rigging in Auburn, unload components of the new Kingfield school pellet boiler. According to MSAD #58 maintenance director, Dave Baker, the new boiler should be online within a few weeks. (Steve Mitman photo) More...
• article has image Songsters in the hall
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 Western Mountain Activities
• Western Mountain Activities
(*) indicates new entries EVERY WEDNESDAY WORKSHOP: JUMP-START JOB SEARCH — 8:30 am-12:30 pm, CareerCenter, 865 U.S. Rt. 2E, Wilton. Reg. req’d.: 1-800-281-3703. EVERY THURSDAY More...
• article has image “Emerging” February 5 to March 27
• Community Things To Do
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