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The next event to raise funds for Orono High School Class of 2010 Project Graduation is "Dancing Like the Stars," reports OHS Project Graduation chair Gerri JohnsonHarvey. Friday, March 19, and Friday, March 26, both at Orono High School, 14 Goodridge Road. Seven couples have received lessons provided by Back Door Dance Studio of Eddington for this competition that features dance routines such as waltzes and salsas. The couple receiving the most votes at the end of the second night of competition wins the event. Proceeds help provide a safe and fun postgraduation celebration for members of OHS Class of 2010. Wednesday, March 17, at the church, 35 Church St. in that community. "The menu will be turkey, Pierce wrote of the meal that is $8 for adults, $3 for children 12 and under. "Jerry Hughes will entertain while you enjoy the festivities," Pierce added. Proceeds will benefit the work of the church, ranging from assisting people in need to helping children attend summer camp. Tuesday, March 23, at Eastport Hall at University College Bangor on Texas Avenue in Bangor. The snow date is Thursday, March 25. Diane Cutler wants readers to know that "guests are welcome" but, in order to attend, you must "register by calling our message phone at 9920118" and leaving your name, address and telephone number. The presenters will be Lisa Michaud of the FrancoAmerican Centre of the University of Maine in Orono, and Amy Morin, formerly with the CanadianAmerican Centre at the University of Maine. The women "will relate history, stories and lore of the FrancoAmerican people of Maine and New England," Cutler wrote. Family claims state held fire sale of patient's coastal property, euthanized petPolice continue to investigate report of missing Glenburn teenagerNeeded: 15,[url=http://www.sport.fr/business/louisvuitton.html]louis vuitton pas cher[/url],000 highly skilled workers. Apply to: MaineBill to legalize marijuana fails, but support emerges for statewide voteBowerbank man turns in teen son to police after finding stolen property, including weapons Panhandlers must abide by general assistance rulesGrading schools based on conservative idealsWednesday, May 15, 2013: Dental care, eastwest transportation and tar sandsAccepting federal health care dollars will strengthen MaineWhite House war on journalists Fransoso hit in eye by pitch; UMaine baseball team beats Boston CollegeRossignol, Reed, Hamlin, Vachon among 52 with Maine ties set for New England basketball hall inductionBapst's McGuire commits to women's soccer at OberlinRule change lets high school basketball coaches on court to break up a fightDexter schools add new antihazing rules after football players suspended, charged with assaultBelfast Lost Kitchen closes for good; The Gothic to open in its place June 7DOWNEAST TO DC No, Collins did not ask IRS to investigate NAACPACT OUT WITH AISLINN 1minute hike: Quaggy Jo Mountain in Presque IslePOLLWAYS Biased budget, Medicaid poll questions from LePage groupCATCHING HEALTH Becky Sawtelle is the Queen of Weight Loss! Oscarwinner Angelina Jolie has double mastectomy to elude breast cancerBelfast Lost Kitchen closes for good; The Gothic to open in its place June 7Six supereasy icebox pies for summerBowdoin student falls in semifinals of 'Jeopardy!' collegiate tournamentMaine House votes against creating food sovereignty act |
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