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July 8, 2009 / News from our Schools

A day at the pool

Andrea DeBiase, Carrabassett Valley Librarian, reads to K- 4 Stratton Elementary School students Monday, June 8. The students were on their annual end-of-year trip to the Carrabassett Pool. The reading finished out a long day of fun activities. More...

Rangeley releases honor rolls

RANGELEY — The Rangeley Lakes Regional School recently released its middle school and high school honor rolls for the fourth quarter of the 2008- 2009 school year. More...

Coffin graduates

Julia P. Coffin of Carrabassett Valley receives her diploma from Colby President William D. Adams. Coffin graduated from Colby College May 24, receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree. More...

Witherspoon graduates

Samuel H. Witherspoon of Kingfield receives his diploma from Colby President William D. Adams. Witherspoon graduated from Colby College May 24, receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree. More...

Hunting the elusive amphibian

Maya Caron, at Stratton second grader and daughter of Deanna and Jami Caron of Stratton, tries to catch a frog at the frog pond at the Carrabassett Park. More...

Bank foundation grants $34,000 in local scholarships

FARMINGTON — Franklin Savings Bank's Community Development Foundation has awarded college scholarships to 10 local students. The 2009 Franklin Scholars are: Mt. More...

Christian Talmage graduates from Colby

WATERVILLE — Christian R. Talmage of Kingfield was one of 509 seniors who graduated from Colby College May 24, receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree at the outdoor commencement. More...

White graduates from Bates

LEWISTON — Sadie White, daughter of Stephen and Marcia White of Wyman Township, received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Bates College Sunday, May 31. She was one of 472 seniors who graduated during the college's 143rd commencement. More...

All topped off and ready to roll

Kindergarten through grade four students at Stratton Elementary School show off the bike helmets they received recently which were donated by the Brain Injury Association. More...