Real Estate Transactions

16 Weeman St., Springvale (12/29 closing date, listed below) Photo: Google Compiled by Carolyn Cadigan 12/22, 313 Sam Allen Rd., 4-room Chalet, 2 bed/1 bath, laundry on first floor, metal roof, detached 1-car carport, shed, tiny home on property, 1.33 acres, $389,000 12/27, 26 Helens Way, 6-room Contemporary Ranch, 2 bed/1.5 bath, bonus room, partially finished basement, attached 1-car garage, deck, shed, landscaped yard, built in 2001, $380,000 12/28, 25 Harding St., 6-room Ranch, 3 bed/1 bath, bonus room, sunroom,…

Sports Notes January 7 2024

The SHS girls’ and boys’ basketball teams posted wins over Bonny Eagle Picture Credit: SHS Athletics Instagram Compiled by Sam Bonsey, Sanford Schools Communications Coordinator SHS Girls' and Boys' Basketball Earn Big Wins over Bonny Eagle Paige Sevigny scored 12 points to lead three double-digit scorers as the Spartans rolled to a 64-36 win over Bonny Eagle on Tuesday, January 2. Annalise Stimmell added 11 points, while Julissa McBarron had 10 for Sanford, which opened the game with a 17-4…

Photo of the Week

Deering Pond is seen from Vigue Trail, which goes from Deering Neighborhood Road to the Rail Trail in Springvale. Photo: Terry Jellerson

Sanford Schools’ Musicians Shine at Seasonal Concerts 

The SHS Chorus Photos: Sam Bonsey By Sam Bonsey  The Sanford Middle School celebrated the spirit of the season with its Winter Concert held at the Performing Arts Center on Wednesday, December 13th. The event showcased the talent and hard work of the school’s band and chorus members in front of a packed audience. The 6th grade band was the first on stage and “played their pieces very well,” said Dee Ames, the 5th and 6th grade band director. “I…

Winter Welcomed with Big Meal and Sleds

Making Fufu Photo: Heidi Barker By Lee Burnett, Submissions editor Some of Sanford’s newest residents – bracing for their first winter with snow – got ready with a festive community meal and give-away sleds for the kids on Dec. 16. Welcome to Winter was organized on behalf of the three dozen families of asylum seekers who moved to Sanford seven months ago. “I organized it, but it was meant for them to take over themselves,” explained Heidi Barker, a driving…

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