
William Tracy
Content Manager at Peloton Magazine
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3 weeks ago |
ellsworthamerican.com | William Tracy
LAMOINE — A new community project is growing in Lamoine, right in time for the spring season. Acting on a $5,000 grant from the Maine Council on Aging, the town’s Committee on Aging is launching a community garden for residents. A plot next to the Lamoine Baptist Church will be used to raise produce and educate residents on the wonders of gardening.
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3 weeks ago |
ellsworthamerican.com | William Tracy
SURRY — Author Jenn Bailey visited Surry Elementary School children to share her journey as a novelist, highlight neurodivergent perspectives and engage in storytelling and writing workshop activities March 27. Bailey is known for her award-winning book series detailing the experiences of Henry, a grade schooler on the autism spectrum who takes in the world around him with his unique perspective; his story is based on Bailey's real-life experiences having a neurodivergent son.
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3 weeks ago |
ellsworthamerican.com | William Tracy
GOULDSBORO — Officer Wayne Robbins assisted a telecommunications van that had pulled off onto the shoulder of South Gouldsboro Road and became stuck March 4. SpeedingkAm~77:46C %2J=@C {6q=2?4 4@?5F4E65 2 EC277:4 DE@A @? #@FE6 ` |2C49 `d] %96 5C:G6C H2D H2C?65 7@C DA665:?8]k^AmkA DEJ=6lQE6IE\2=:8?i 46?E6CjQmkDEC@?8m{@DE AC@A6CEJk^DEC@?8mk^AmkAm!@=:46 C646:G65 2 C6A@CE @7 2 A9@?6 =@DE @?
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3 weeks ago |
ellsworthamerican.com | William Tracy
WINTER HARBOR — Winter Harbor police were called to a residential burglar alarm at a Grindstone residence March 20. Police were en route and were called off as a caretaker disabled the alarm. No further action was taken. Property line disputekAm!@=:46 C646:G65 2 A9@?6 42== 23@FE 2 AC@A6CEJ =:?6 5:DAFE6 36EH66? EH@ ?6:893@CD |2C49 ab] (w!s 25G:D65 E96 42==6C E96 :DDF6 H2D 4:G:= :? ?2EFC6 2?5 42? @?=J 36 562=E H:E9 :?
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3 weeks ago |
ellsworthamerican.com | William Tracy
FRANKLIN — Franklin held municipal elections by secret ballot at the Franklin Community Center March 28, followed by its annual Town Meeting at the same location the next day. More than 60 residents showed up Saturday to vote on 27 articles in the town’s warrant, with only a handful of articles spurring debate and all meeting voter approval. Ultimately, voters approved an $803,488 budget, which does not include county taxes or funding for education. kAm%96 >66E:?8 <:4<65 @77 H:E9 uC2?<=:?
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