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Girl Scout Troop #1365 proudly displays their food pantry donations. Front row:  Briana S, Makayla H, Madison M, Hope M, Kaitlin M, and Breanna M. Middle row:  Shaylee M, Kyla H, Cheyanne H, and Kaylee W. Back row:  Isabelle H, Amber H, and Maya M. (Photo by Cheryl Wallace Ingersoll). + continue reading
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Washington County Community College graduates moved their tassels to the opposite sides of their graduation hats symbolizing their transition from student to graduate. It all happened Friday during the 44th annual Commencement Exercises. (WCCC Photo) CALAIS _There were lots of cheers and plenty of... + continue reading
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The St. Croix No. 1 Firehouse Association’s regular monthly meeting was recently held with 19 in attendance.  The members and guests enjoyed a potluck supper before getting to business with Dick Barnard presiding.  Anyone is welcome to become a member of the group, with help needed in... + continue reading
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By Jayna Smith Students from the Calais School District recently volunteered in a community service project to help improve the city’s appearance.  The group worked hard picking up trash in the vicinity of the upper end of Calais Avenue.  (Photo by Jayna Smith). Students in grades 3 to... + continue reading
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By Dorothy Johnson Above Gordon Ganong and Kevin Stanhope get ready to throw out the ceremonial first pitches.  Ganong was the first coach of the Pembroke Mets and Stanhope threw in memory of his father Eugene Stanhope who was very involved with the Pembroke Little League teams. (Photo by... + continue reading

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Washington County Community College graduates moved their tassels to the opposite sides of their graduation hats symbolizing their transition from student to graduate. It all happened Friday during the 44th annual Commencement Exercises. (WCCC Photo) CALAIS _There were lots of cheers and plenty of tears at the 44th Commencement Exercises Friday... + continue reading
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By Lura JacksonIn March of 2013, a federal sequestration went into effect that began to enact a series of budget cuts for programs across America. One such program undergoing cutbacks is the Pre-K Head Start collaboration at Calais Elementary School, operated with the assistance of Child and Family Opportunities, Inc. The cutbacks will result in... + continue reading

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Girl Scout Troop #1365 proudly displays their food pantry donations. Front row:  Briana S, Makayla H, Madison M, Hope M, Kaitlin M, and Breanna M. Middle row:  Shaylee M, Kyla H, Cheyanne H... + continue reading

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By Dorothy JohnsonI remember when I was young, I heard phrases and then repeated them as I heard them.  For example, when we took an evening ride through the Moosehorn looking for deer, my... + continue reading

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This week Troop J responded to 166 calls for service. The following are noteworthy complaints:5-6-13Trooper Jason Fowler received a report of elvar fisherman fighting in Pembroke. It was also... + continue reading

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The Calais Middle/High School Spring Concert is always a slightly bittersweet event.  The performance showcases the greatest ability of our musicians, but this is also the last Calais concert... + continue reading

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Girl Scout Troop #1365 Donates Food

Girl Scout Troop #1365 proudly displays their food pantry donations. Front row:  Briana S, Makayla H, Madison M, Hope M, Kaitlin M, and Breanna M.

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