Scott Monroe

Kennebec Journal / Morning Sentinel

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Published
August 7, 2011

Winslow’s new public works director finds job, town a good fit

WINSLOW — Paul Fongemie grew up in Madawaska, right against the Canadian border and the state’s northernmost town. Not surprisingly, he spoke French before English.
Published
August 6, 2011

Hallelujah chorus heard at Waterville Opera House

WATERVILLE — A wish has come true for organizers of the Waterville Opera House’s $4.3 million renovation and expansion.
Published
August 6, 2011

New St. Albans playground shows community sprit

ST. ALBANS — Brand new, colorful playground equipment off the corner of Mason Corner Road and Route 152 represents more than recreation for kids throughout the region.
Published
August 6, 2011

Opera House board gleeful

WATERVILLE — A wish has come true for organizers of the Waterville Opera House’s $4.3 million renovation and expansion.
Published
August 6, 2011

St. Albans playground shows community spirit

ST. ALBANS — Brand new, colorful playground equipment off the corner of Mason Corner Road and Route 152 represents more than recreation for kids throughout the region.
Published
August 5, 2011

Test probe forces exit

NEWPORT — A middle school science teacher resigned Thursday following allegations nearly three months ago that he allowed many of his students to review questions on a state test a day before they took it.
Published
August 5, 2011

Test probe forces middle school teacher’s exit

NEWPORT — A middle school science teacher resigned Thursday following allegations nearly three months ago that he allowed many of his students to review questions on a state test a day before they took it.
Published
August 3, 2011

Morning fire destroys Clinton home

CLINTON — A bolt of lightning may have started a fast-moving fire that destroyed a house on Battle Ridge Road early Tuesday morning, according to a state investigator.
Published
August 1, 2011

Fresh from garden to table

WATERVILLE — Gil Pelletier walked into the house on Boutelle Avenue and warmly greeted 91-year-old Thaddy Gondela.
Published
July 31, 2011

After numerous complaints, Clinton revises parking rules

CLINTON — It was Wednesday shortly after 2 p.m. when Police Chief Craig Johnson arrived on Railroad Street to investigate several complaints about a parking violation.