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Mary J. Grow

United States

Writer at The Town Line

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  • 4 days ago | townline.org | Mary J. Grow

    by Mary GrowThe lawyers discussed in this series earlier this spring were undoubtedly important in the lives of European settlers in the central Kennebec Valley. Before the lawyers, and equally if not more important, were another group of professional men: the surveyors. Several surveyors’ names appear in 18th-century records, usually because the men were hired by the Plymouth Company/Kennebec Proprietors, the Boston-based companies with deeds to large parts of the area.

  • 4 days ago | townline.org | Mary J. Grow

    by Mary GrowVassalboro Cemetery Committee members have another item on their maintenance list, after their June 16 meeting. They were already planning the summer’s work, to include stonework by Joseph Ferrannini from July 10 through July 13 in the North Vassalboro cemetery and tree removal in the Nelson Road and Farwell-Brown cemeteries. Select board members are scheduled to open three bids for the tree work at their June 26 meeting.

  • 1 week ago | townline.org | Mary J. Grow

    by Mary GrowThis article will return to the history of a series of buildings, more cheerful than the Augusta jail(s) described in the June 5 story: Waterville’s town hall that became a city hall that was – and still is – combined with a large gathering space called an opera house. As with the public buildings in Augusta, there are gaps and inconsistencies in the information. A small part of the problem is nomenclature.

  • 1 week ago | townline.org | Jeffrey Morton |Mary J. Grow |Roland D. Hallee |Peter Cates

    Issue for June 19, 2025It rained Friday, May 23, soaking the ground and pulling the temperature into the 50s for the start of Paul Bunyan Training the next day. Scouts arrived smiling as rain is good news when working with Maine Forest Rangers – a lower chance of the Rangers being called out on a fire. Senior scouts from Troop #603 arrived at the Bolton Hill Regional Facility eager to learn, demonstrate, and train.

  • 1 week ago | townline.org | Mary J. Grow

    by Mary GrowResident Albert Ferland was welcomed at the June 11 Vassalboro School Board meeting, as he urged board members and school administrators to do something about the traffic congestion weekday afternoons when parents come to pick up their children at Vassalboro Community School. Board members and school officials have been concerned about the on-going safety issue, as parents meeting their children mingle with motorists trying to get through the intersection of Bog and Webber Pond roads.

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