Athletic Hall of Honor Coming to Sanford High School

A graphic of SHS sports throughout the years Photo: Sanford Athletics By Sam Bonsey, Sanford Schools Communication Coordinator Much like a hall of fame, Sanford’s Athletic Hall of Honor this year will induct former high school athletes, coaches, contributors, and teams who made a significant impact during their time. It also plans to reconnect those individuals and families with the Sanford School Department and enhance the current student athlete understanding and pride in the history of SHS athletics. “I think…
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Gerard A. Belanger, Daniel K. Chamberlin, Ronald Lapierre Compiled by Rev. Sue Murphy Gerard A. Belanger, 94, of Sanford, died Thursday, Jan. 4, 2024, at the Gosnell Memorial Hospice House in Scarborough. He was born in Sanford on Sept. 8, 1929, the son of Stanislas and Marie Anne (Guillemette) Belanger. He grew up in Sanford and was educated in local schools and was a U.S. Army veteran who served during the Korean Conflict. Gerard started working at an early age…
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156 Milton Ave.(1/3 closing date, listed below) Photo:Carolyn Cadigan Compiled by Carolyn Cadigan 12/4, 11 Miller St., 7-room Ranch, 3 bed/3 bath, bonus room, sunroom, partially finished walk-out basement, attached 2-car garage, fenced-in backyard, $370,000 12/22, 369 Country Club Rd., 6-room Cape, 3 bed/1.75 bath, unfinished basement, screened porch, attached 2-car garage, large backyard, private setting on 4.32 acres, $365,000 12/29, 5 Bougie Lane, 3-story Colonial, three rental units: one 1 bed/1 bath and two 2 bed/1 bath, unfinished basement,…
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Financial Supporters – We Couldn’t Do This Without You

By Lisa Blanchette, SSN Editorial Board Member     Our heartfelt “Thank You” to these recent donors:  Christine Hull  Lynn Serritella  Lesley Unger-Mochrie 
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The Town Farm, or Mountain View, on Hanson Ridge Road is seen here in February 1936 – back when we had snow. The farm for indigent residents was eventually condemned, and Mountain View Infirmary was built down the road in the 1940s. This picture was taken from the porch of McDougal Orchards. Photo: McDougal Orchards
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